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Spring 2022: Broward Health
It's been a great first year for the Broward Health Emergency Medicine Residency. Our residents have been active with their scholarly activity, having presented posters at the Mayo Clinic Annual Stroke and Cerebrovascular Disease Review as well as at the American...
Spring 2022: FAU
We survived winter in Southeast Florida and are looking forward to spring days and beach sunsets. First off, we want to extend a big congratulations to our recently matched incoming residents. We can’t wait for you to start! Another round of congratulations is in...
Spring 2022: Orlando Health
Spring has sprung with full force here at Orlando Regional Medical Center! After a fun interview season, we are beyond excited to welcome our incoming class of 2025. They have all done amazing things in medical school and life, and we cannot wait to welcome them in...
Spring 2022: Medical Student Council
The Medical Student Council is excited to share our ongoing collaboration with Emergency Medicine Interest Groups (EMIGs) in the state of Florida on brainstorming creative ways to bring emergency medicine topics to medical schools in the state. Many EMIGs are working...
Spring 2022: EMRAF President’s Message
Congratulations to our newly matched emergency medicine residents and to the programs who have worked so hard this year to recruit virtually! We know that it has not been easy. With overall application of medical students into emergency medicine down by 17% in the...
Spring 2022: Early Career Physicians
It’s 4:00 am in the ED. The end of your shift is in sight, and the empty room in the back corner is inviting you to take a nap. You might have even forgotten for a moment that the shift is single coverage, since the ED has gotten so quiet — I mean, chill. And then it...
Spring 2022: EMS/Trauma
"Sometimes less is more," a quote attributed to Shakespeare, serves as a reminder that all too often, we get fixated with technology and advancement. Instead, it would do our patients and us well to remember that we may have the best outcomes if we focus on delivering...
Spring 2022: Pediatric EM: Managing Mild to Moderate COVID-19 in Children and Adolescents
COVID-19 cases among children spiked dramatically during the delta and omicron variant surges. Since the pandemic began, children represent 18.9% of cumulative cases and make up 22.2% of the U.S. population. This fortunately has not equated to hospitalizations. Among...
Spring 2022: Medical Economics
Emergency physicians continue to face threats to reimbursement in various forms, but there have recently been a couple of significant wins on the state and federal level. As always, continued vigilance and advocacy is essential. Medicare Reform Starting in April, the...
Spring 2022: Membership and PD
As we emerge from yet another wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite our triumphs as emergency physicians, it seems that many of the most important challenges in the history of our specialty persist. From extreme staffing shortages, to the abundance of new emergency...
