ICD-10: Issues, Challenges for 2016
Read more about what pressing issues and challenges remain for hospital staff after implementing ICD-10.
Zika: Innocuous, Baby-Killer, or Harbinger of Viruses to Come?
The World Health Organization declared last week that the Zika Virus is an international health emergency, calling it an ‘extraordinary event.’
Taking the Leap from Family Medicine to Rural Emergency Medicine
One ED doctor, George Belkowski, MD, shares his experience shifting from family medicine clinical training to emergency department clinical work.
SCP Consulting Services Brings Substance, Style to Address Health Care Payment Reform
SCP Consulting Services Brings Substance, Style to Address Health Care Payment Reform
Reducing ED Wait Times in ACA Era
Learn about the innovative care model SCP uses to improve patient satisfaction and decrease wait time in the ED.
EHRs in the ED – Is There Still a Cause for Concern?
While new EHR models are more efficient and offer many benefits, they may require adjustments, to ensure accuracy, particularly in the ED setting.
Telehealth Readiness Factors: What Are They and Why Are They Essential?
Telehealth Readiness Factors: What Are They and Why Are They Essential?
The Emergency Department: Strategic Asset or Necessary Evil?
Emergency departments: must continue to deliver an excellent standard of care for patients with acute illness and injury. But are they a necessary evil?
Life After Residency: 4 Tips for Graduates to Manage the Transition
As residents get ready to move from residency to their first job as an attending EM or HM physician, these tips will help manage the transition.
Zika: CDC Concludes Virus Causes Microcephaly and Other Birth Defects
The CDC concludes that Zika Virus causes microcephaly and other birth defects. Learn more.
