Contemporary Issues in Healthcare
June 24 & June 25, 2019
Subject to Change
![]() An Integrative Approach to Pain |
![]() Medical Malpractice Expert Witness – Starting a Forensic Expert Witness Practice Clinical and Non-Clinical Careers for Physicians |
![]() The Burning Questions About GERD and Extraesophageal Reflux |
![]() The Emergency Medicine to In-Patient Handoff: How Can We Do It Better? |
![]() Applied Medical Ethics II: What Takes Place During an Ethics Consultation? Terror Medicine I: Physical Injuries – Mechanisms and Responses |
![]() Physician Suicide |
![]() Contemporary Issues in Emergency Preparedness |
![]() Contemporary Impact and Treatment of Dry Eye Syndromes |
![]() Interpretation of Elevated Serum Troponin Levels in Differing Clinical Situations Update on Management of Blood Cholesterol – Review of 2018 Guidelines |
![]() A Hospital System-Wide Approach to Reduce Opioid Over Prescribing |
![]() Getting Down to the Heart of the Matter with Code Talkers: Cutting Edge Management of Cardiac Arrest Beyond ACLS |
![]() Understanding Skin Cancer |
![]() Sham Peer Review |
![]() Treating Common Acute Infections in the Era of Antibiotic Stewardship |
![]() Physician Well-Being – Preventing Burnout |
Emergency Medicine Track
![]() Recent Articles That Could Change the Way You Practice Emergency Medicine |
![]() Recent Advances in International Emergency Medicine |
![]() Timely Use of Citizen CPR and AED to Improve Mortality from Outpatient Cardiac Arrest |
![]() Update on the Use of Blood Products in Trauma Resuscitation |
![]() Reflections on 30 Years in Emergency Medicine |
![]() Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Pain in ER Setting |
![]() Physician Well-Being in the 21st Century: Are You on Track? |
![]() The Crashing Patient, RUSH Exam and Other Tools to Guide Resuscitation |
![]() Taming the Ketamine Tiger: The Evolution of Sub-Dissociative Low Dose Ketamine (SDK) as a Safe Opioid Alternative or Supplement for Treatment of Acute Pain in the Emergency Department |
![]() Mental Health in the Emergency Department |
![]() Obstetrical Emergencies for the Non-Obstetrician |
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