Can't Miss Killer: The Role of Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Diagnosing Acute Aortic Dissection
A 69-year-old female with a history of hypertension and abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) presents to the e
Passport to Health: Challenges of Caring for Undocumented Children in the Emergency Department
Introduction An undocumented immigrant is an individual who enters the United States without inspection
When Disaster Strikes: Crisis Management from Inside Hurricane Matthew
Emergency department (ED) physicians are trained and expected to think on our feet, to make the best of unusual circumstances an
CNS Toxoplasmosis
A 26-year-old Spanish-speaking female patient presents to the emergency department (ED) with right-sided weakness after a witnessed seizure. The patient is postictal, combative, and
The 21st Century Cures Act: Big Pharma Handout or Drug Development Boon?
One of the most important pieces of health care legislation since the Affordable Care Act snuck into law in the last days of P
Creating the Perfect Rank Order List: Real Advice from Current EM Residents
With interview season coming to an end, the stress of making the perfect rank list has started. As Match Day approaches, ap
Take Action: LAC 2017
We, as emergency physicians, have always been advocates. The emergency department stands at the front lines, ensuring care to our most vulnerable patients. We advocate for those
Program Director Interview Series: Dave Caro, MD, FACEP | University of Florida-Jacksonville
This month, the EMRA Medical Student Council interviewed Dave Caro, MD, FACEP, Program Director at the Uni
Reflections on Running an Emergency Medicine Interest Group
Emergency medicine is the best specialty. This obviously biased conclusion came to me while working as a scribe in an emergency department,