Education

Improving Your Laryngeal View

Zen Airway and Poetry Inspired by Haiku Deck There are many reasons to love Haiku Deck. For educators it’s an easy way to free your knowledge from the Powerpoint prison […]

Education

Sick Or Not Sick? An Essential EP Skill

A new series is here on the EMBER Project and a new educational tool. Check out the post below for both! And don’t forget to take the quiz when you’re […]

Education

The Changing Paradigm of VTE Care

The EMBER Project is having a good day. Despite the cold and snow on our first day of spring, it’s also the first of what I hope will be many […]

Education

C-Spine Clearance (Hawaiian Style)

After two wonderful years in Hawaii, I’m returning to New York to take up new clinical and educational challenges. Before I do, I thought it was appropriate to send one […]

Education

Who are the stewards of healthcare?

I met a father yesterday in our ED who didn’t want antibiotics for his child’s otitis media. He had read that a wait and see approach with appropriate analgesia might […]

Education

Case Reports from the

Here is a slightly different twist on Virchow’s triad, and one that I had not seen before until yesterday: a spontaneous upper extremity DVT (Paget Schroetter Disease) in an otherwise […]

Education

Great Potential

I was going to use this post to talk about potential spaces in the body until I made the mistake of mentioning it to a surgical friend of mine (yes, […]

Education

It’s De-lightful, it’s De-lovely, it’s De-winter?

New STEMI equivalents keep showing up all the time. What […]

Education

The Heel Bone’s Connected To

The EMBER: Here is a nice blogpost from someone who went through the experience. Sometimes a well told patient story is better than any textbook.

Education

A Pitbull of the marine ecosystem, or just misunderstood?

Emergency Medicine is vast. Like a New York foodie on […]

Education

Daily Cup – The Set-up

Have I mentioned that coffee is an key player in my life as an EP? In theory making coffee is a simple process that has only a few essential steps; […]

Education

Notecards in Verse

Inspiration comes from the strangest places. Yes, I studied English and Philosophy as an undergrad, but I wouldn’t have considered iambic pentameter as a tool for EM education. Then again, […]

Education

The EMBER Project’s Education Manifesto – An Introduction

An underground handbook for surviving and thriving on your shifts […]

Education

The Rules of the Road

One of the things I’ve learned in Emergency Medicine is that if we don’t define ourselves then others will be more than willing to do it for us. The struggle […]

Education

RUSH – Excelling at the Bedside

One of the areas that Emergency Medicine excels in is the rapid assessment of patients at the bedside, and as such it makes sense that we should be leaders in […]

Education

Hot off the Press

I used to love all those “myths in medicine lectures” as a resident. For a while I collected evidence-based Myth-buster articles like trophies, and to me the truth hunters who […]

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Education

Improving Your Laryngeal View

Sick Or Not Sick? An Essential EP Skill

The Changing Paradigm of VTE Care

C-Spine Clearance (Hawaiian Style)

Who are the stewards of healthcare?

Case Reports from the

Great Potential

It’s De-lightful, it’s De-lovely, it’s De-winter?

The Heel Bone’s Connected To

A Pitbull of the marine ecosystem, or just misunderstood?

Daily Cup – The Set-up

Notecards in Verse

The EMBER Project’s Education Manifesto – An Introduction

The Rules of the Road

RUSH – Excelling at the Bedside

Hot off the Press