Dec. 14, 2022Wednesday emergency medicine Looking ahead Breaking down the concerns about the future of emergency medicine Many students who were originally interested in pursuing emergency medicine have reconsidered their career path, creating concern about future EM residency classes. The Specialist By Polly Wiltz, DO
Nov. 29, 2022Tuesday emergency medicinepatient care Patient care Ketamine in the ER Ketamine has some fairly unique characteristics that make it an exceptionally useful tool for those of us working in emergency medicine.
March 1, 2022Tuesday COVID-19 Q&Asemergency medicine Healing with music A prescription for music in the time of COVID-19 Jasper Yung, DO, practices the art of healing in the emergency department; he also explores the healing properties of music with the Detroit Medical Orchestra. Pandemic By Jane Datinguinoo, OMS IV
Feb. 1, 2022Tuesday emergency medicine Leadership The state of DO-MD relations: This emergency medicine physician has a unique take Marilyn Heine, MD, is married to Arlin Silberman, DO, and has spent her medical career collaborating with the osteopathic profession.
Dec. 6, 2017Wednesday emergency medicineMatchresidency Making a Match The most important part of your emergency medicine residency application Michelino Mancini, DO, shares how students can stand out when applying and matching into emergency medicine residency programs.
Nov. 13, 2017Monday AEDAmerican College of Osteopathic Emergency Physiciansemergency medicine Everyday hero In Denver, a DO saves a man’s life during lunch Off-duty ER physician saves a man who collapses from heart failure at a restaurant.
Sept. 28, 2016Wednesday emergency medicine Emergency medicine How a DO saved a man who’d seemingly frozen to death Instead of pronouncing the patient dead, Gerald A. Coleman III, DO, started a course of treatment that would make international headlines.
July 7, 2016Thursday emergency medicineprescribing opioids Trailblazers After creating successful opioid-reduction program, DOs share tips Two DOs reduced opioid use in their ER by 38%. Here’s their advice for others seeking to implement changes in their institutions.
May 5, 2016Thursday emergency medicine News in brief How to make the most of emergency medicine rotations Be punctual, stay active and don’t overstep your boundaries, says Dru Morgan, OMS IV, who shared his tips for success with EM Resident magazine.
Jan. 28, 2016Thursday aoa leadershipemergency medicineleadership Leading change Having emergency physicians at helm of AOA, AMA is a ‘unique opportunity,’ DO notes Chadd Kraus, DO, MPH, observes that such widespread leadership by emergency physicians is notable considering the specialty was established only a few decades ago.