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Tempted to Give Misleading Info at Deposition? These Claims Against EPs Became Indefensible
Given the soaring stress levels and high stakes of medical malpractice litigation, it’s probably not uncommon for an emergency physician (EP) defendant to have a fleeting thought of giving incorrect information during the discovery process.If ED Nursing Staff Are Stretched Too Thin, EP Faces Legal Risks
If a patient’s bad outcome is clearly due to inadequate ED nursing staffing, the emergency physician (EP) on duty could end up being liable, even if he or she provided entirely appropriate care.ED Policies Can Get EP Dismissed in Claim Against PA — or Stuck in the Case
Emergency physicians (EP) can expect to be named in any malpractice lawsuit involving care provided by a physician assistant (PA), but the question then becomes “Will the EP get dropped from the case?”Anticoagulation without monitoring?
Intensive lipid-lowering and CVD
H1N1 dosing and efficacy
FDA Actions
Emergency Medicine Reports - Full January 18, 2010 Issue in Streaming Audio/Downloadable MP3 Format
Cardiac Biomarkers: How to Use Them Wisely
How the use of cardiac biomarkers has changed.Syncope in Pediatric Patients
Syncope is the sudden loss of consciousness and postural tone with spontaneous recovery precipitated by cerebral dysfunction.