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Official account of the Academic Life in Emergency Medicine (ALiEM) educational organization and ALiEM University ()

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  1. Dec 20

    AIR Series: Gastrointestinal 2017 Find out which posts made the list of highest quality online blogs with GI content, and if you're a resident, review & take the quiz for conference credit!

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  2. Dec 19

    And not to forget as expert commentator as well!

    MEdIC Series: Case of the M&M Shame Game - Expert Reviews by @JSchuurMDand Community Commentary by
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  3. Dec 19

    MEdIC Series: Case of the M&M Shame Game - Expert Reviews by @JSchuurMDand Community Commentary by

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  4. Dec 18

    ACMT Toxicology Visual Pearls: Toxic "Weed" What toxidrome is expected after ingesting these seeds?

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    Dec 16

    ID in the ED: Antibiotic Strategies for Surviving the IV Fluid Shortage - when to use PO & IV Push | ALiEM

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    Dec 15

    Very proud: wins the Knowledge Translation Fellowship 2018-21 ?

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    Dec 14

    Would add that a recent meta-analysis () found mortality benefit NOT observed with extended infusion of cephalosporins. This suggests push administration of all cephalosporin doses is reasonable.

    Strategies for Surviving the IV Fluid Shortage: Antibiotic IV to PO Conversions & First Dose via IV Push Learn how to mitigate the impact of this national shortage and protect patient care:
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    Dec 13

    Great review and thanks to . We are changing protocols to deal with shortages. This is also a good opportunity to revise our opiate use. These shortages are a daily reminder that Puerto Rico still needs our attention and support.

    Strategies for Surviving the IV Fluid Shortage: Antibiotic IV to PO Conversions & First Dose via IV Push Learn how to mitigate the impact of this national shortage and protect patient care:
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    Dec 13

    Great times while using for making participants experience communication barriers Thanks for the idea! Went great!

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    Dec 13

    Important point: reconstitute with swfi (no ns, d5 or a flush) to minimize phlebitis. Excellent review!

    Strategies for Surviving the IV Fluid Shortage: Antibiotic IV to PO Conversions & First Dose via IV Push Learn how to mitigate the impact of this national shortage and protect patient care:
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  11. Dec 13

    Strategies for Surviving the IV Fluid Shortage: Antibiotic IV to PO Conversions & First Dose via IV Push Learn how to mitigate the impact of this national shortage and protect patient care:

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    Dec 13

    A serendipitous find - how to work smarter from Dr. Rick Body, Research Director, Manchester Emergency Medicine & Intensive Care Research Group: How I Work Smarter

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    Dec 12
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    Works well especially slathered in lido jelly. I've switched over to 6.0 ET tubes. Works the same (if you don't go too deep) and let's you go right to intubation if you find something spooky

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  14. Dec 11

    Chest Pain & Making the Most of Observation - ACEP-EQUAL Network Podcast series is back! Drs. Anwar Osborne & Michael Granovsky dive into the nuances of observation medicine & protocols:

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    Dec 10

    Our very own is featured! Check it out!

    Healthy in EM: Dr. Megan Stobart-Gallagher, Assistant Residency Director - learn how she stays centered & in touch with why she pursued EM in the first place!
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    Dec 10

    This tip to use a nasal trumpet as an introducer for nasopharyngoscopy has been clutch! I find a 6 mm diameter trumpet is usually large enough; also important to not insert the trumpet all the way or else you will end up too deep.

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  17. Dec 10

    Healthy in EM: Dr. Megan Stobart-Gallagher, Assistant Residency Director - learn how she stays centered & in touch with why she pursued EM in the first place!

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  18. Dec 5

    EM Match Advice: Detroit Residency Programs - our latest regional episode is here! Deep-dive discussion about the 4 EM training programs in Detroit, featuring program leadership:

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    Dec 4

    Thrilled that has been recognized by as the 2017 Most Innovative Blog or Podcast! It has been a phenomenal year with tons of exciting new projects and growth.

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    Dec 4
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    congrats ! well deserved

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