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See what's on the mind of one of EM's most interesting and original bloggers as Dr. Liam Yore shares his opinions on health care reform legislation.
This plan was developed to define critical capabilities and suggest high-level actions to achieve them. It is intended to serve as guidance as you perform operational and tactical planning appropriate to your community and your institution.
ACEP President Dr. Nick Jouriles is calling on all emergency physicians to contact Congress and demand that emergency care issues are addressed in upcoming health care reform legislation.
Summary from the 2009 Daniel Stern & Associates Compensation and Benefit Survey includes information from 624 staff physicians and 385 ED directors.
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Get the courses, skills labs and hotel room you want by registering today. Save up to $75 with ACEP's early bird registration fee. You can also find out the latest information, such as keynote speaker announcements, by following our Twitter channel.
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ACEP’s LLSA Resource Center is your gateway to the information you need for your Lifelong Learning and Self-Assessment tests. Read the articles and summaries or listen to national ACEP faculty present lectures on the 2006 articles. It’s free for ACEP members.
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At the Emergency Department Directors Academy you’ll receive specialized management training in critical areas such as hospital and physician contracts, medical liability, patient satisfaction, conflict management, and more.
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In conjunction with ACEP’s 40th anniversary, ACEP members can now receive significant discounts on some of the Bookstore’s most popular titles, including Tintinalli, the Emergency Medicine Manual, Goldfrank’s and more.
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Subscribers receive two clinical lessons on topics from the "EM Model" every month, along with "The Critical Image," "The Critical ECG" and summaries of articles from the LLSA reading list. Up to 60 CME credits per 1-year subscription -- enough to satisfy the licensing requirements in all 50 states.
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There's no better board prep tool than PEER VII: Physician's Evaluation and Educational Review in Emergency Medicine. You'll get 410 board-style multiple-choice questions drawn from the "EM Model," along with detailed explanations that cover both the right and the wrong answers.
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The ACEP Board of Directors recently approved a policy opposing the use of fictitious patients in emergency care units.
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From designing an optimal schedule to avoiding burnout, ACEP provides wellness resources for every phase of your career.
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Information, resources and examples of approaches to assist emergency physicians in addressing these complex and difficult problems.
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Emergency physicians must determine which patients need neuroimaging in the ED and which can be appropriately deferred and evaluated in the outpatient setting.
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Learn how to set up an ultrasound presence in your ED, all about credentialing and privileging and how to choose the right equipment with ACEP’s comprehensive ultrasound resources.
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ACEP members can request a review of questionable expert witness testimony regarding emergency medicine’s standards of care. Previously reviewed testimony is also available.
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Watch these two one-hour webinars presented by ACEP Reimbursement Director David McKenzie and learn the basics of evaluation and management coding and the reimbursement process for emergency medicine.
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This free, interactive online course is designed to update physicians and other health care professionals on the latest clinical information regarding blast-related injuries from terrorism.
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