With Ken Heinrich, MD, Executive Vice President, Chief Medical Officer – Emergency Medicine What does the future look like for emergency medicine clinicians? I know a lot of emergency medicine clinicians are worried about the future. There are lots of concerns about there being less demand for this specialty in the coming years, and how that might impact the ability to make a reasonable living as an EM clinician in the future. There has been
With Erika Gabbard, DNP, RN, CCNS, CCRN-K What do you think is most important to intensivist clinicians today? When I talk to critical care physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, I am always struck by how important it is to walk through how we design protocols and training to ensure quality care delivery, how we integrate across departments, and how we provide administrative support. What intensivist clinicians care about at the end of the day
By Randy Pilgrim, MD, FACEP, FAAFP In health care today, our days are filled with concerns – patient care complexities, staffing shortages, throughput issues, and a myriad of other challenges. Fundamentally, as clinicians, we are deeply concerned about our ability to deliver high-quality care in a chaotic environment. The issues of the day (or night) occupy most of our time, energy, and efforts. It takes a lot to face today’s realities. It takes even more
Millions of people are diagnosed with sepsis each yea and is the leading cause of hospital readmissions. How do we proactively identify and improve patient outcomes and clinician performance?
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The transition from resident to clinician is significant, and you may be surprised that you learn the most your first year out.
Get seven doctor approved travel tips for getting out and about during the age of COVID-19, particularly around the holidays.
Learn why it is important as an Emergency Physician to always think about customer service. Here are 10 tips that can help.
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