New research is being presented at ACEP 13, the annual scientific assembly of the American College of Emergency Physicians, from October 14 to 17, in Seattle.
Meeting Highlights
Opioid Misuse in Discharged ED Patients
The Benefits of an ED Sepsis Alert
Automated Pain Tracker Ups Analgesia Use
IV Antihypertensive Therapies for High BP in the ED
Improving Discharge Instruction Recall
News From the Meeting
Detecting Subtle Changes in the ECG
Exam Vital for Ophthalmologic Procedures
‘Systematic Approach’ Key to Correct Diagnosis of Pediatric Emergencies
Evolving Data on Intracranial Bleeds
Managing Difficulties in the Pediatric Emergency Department; What You Didn’t Learn in Residency
DSI: A Safer Bet than RSI for Some Patients?
Nerve Blocks: Fast, Effective, and Even Fun
Reconsider the Standard Approach to SAH Work-Up
Red Flag or Run-of-the-Mill? Recognizing Dangerous Rashes
Recognizing Signs of Drug Abuse
Reducing Boarding, Improving Flow in the ED Means Reaching Out
More From the Meeting
