Evidence-Based Education
Practical Application

Emergency Medicine Practice

• Monthly evidence-based issues featuring practical recommendations - delivered in print and online (a $340 value)
• 140+ AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM (a $109 value!)
• State-required trauma, stroke, and pharmacology CME (a $195 value!)
• Points & Pearls — a 2-page digest of each issue (a $99 value!)
• EMplify companion podcast — a 30-minute audio summary of each issue (a $79 value)
• Calculated Decisions— a supplement, powered by MDCalc, highlighting relevant medical calculators (a $99 value!)
• Clinical pathways – a visual aid to help you make and confirm your decisions for better patient outcomes (a $79 value!)

Emergency Medicine PRACTICE is right on target. It's medicine for the real world-the world of managed care, high risk, and lightning-paced clinical advances.

Craig Alan Sinkinson, MD, Council, ID

 

Evidence-Based Urgent Care

• 1 new evidence-based course each month, featuring practical recommendations - delivered in print and online (
• 48 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM in the first year, 4 per month
• Learn from the clinical algorithms with evidence-based recommendations.
• Points & Pearls — a 2-page digest of each new course (a $198 value)
• Benefit from Postscript emails to test your knowledge and reinforce best practices

Evidence-Based Urgent Care is a concise but in-depth review of urgent care presentation that can be problematic. It fills a much needed gap in urgent care education.

John Kulin, DO, FACEP​

CEO, Urgent Care Group of New Jersey

Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice

• Monthly evidence-based issues featuring practical recommendations - delivered in print and online (a $340 value)
• 140+ AMA PRA Category 1 Credits^TM (a $109 value!)
• State-required trauma, stroke, and pharmacology CME (a $195 value!)
• Points & Pearls — a 2-page digest of each issue (a $99 value!)
• Calculated Decisions— a supplement, powered by MDCalc, highlighting relevant medical calculators (a $99 value!)
• Clinical pathways – a visual aid to help you make and confirm your decisions for better patient outcomes (a $79 value!)

Pediatrics is tough to learn and to practice in emergency medicine, because we don't see these patients as frequently. Pediatric Emergency Medicine Practice fills the gaps, and I have integrated it into my daily practice.

Nathan Stephens, MD

Tampa, FL

The Laceration Course

Included in this course:

• Module 1: Background & Basics: We kick off the course by presenting foundational knowledge to evaluate any wound you encounter in practice. Highlights: the 4 phases of healing; host and wound factors; and the importance of the inital evaluation in assessing and managing lacerations.
• Module 2: Preparing for Repair: This module sets the scene for a typical presentation and procedure, walking you through wound evaluation, anesthesia options, and wound irrigation.
• Module 3: Supplies & Setup: Get to know the tools, instruments, and supplies you’ll rely on for laceration repair. This module covers what to stock, how to store it, and why it’s so important to streamline operations and plan for contingencies.
• Module 4: Essential Repair Skills: This module presents the core skills of laceration repair. Learn the principles of wound closure and then apply them to repair techniques using sutures, staples, tissue adhesive strips and glues, and novel closure devices. Watch (and rewatch) step-by-step animations and demos for every stitch and technique covered, from simple running to subcuticular.
• Module 5: Repairing Fingers: This module focuses on how to evaluate and repair most types of finger injuries – and which finger presentations to have on your radar for immediate referral.
• Module 6: Repairing Faces: Learn all about facial nerve blocks, the best approach for eyelid and eyebrow lacerations, how to avoid a misaligned vermilion border, the special considerations for intraoral wounds, and more.
• Module 7: High-Risk Wounds: Some wounds are associated with higher morbidity and potential for bad outcomes. This module covers mammalian bites, puncture wounds, skin tears, waterborne exposures, road rash, and tetanus prophylaxis.
• Module 8: Repair Aftercare: The repair is complete; what comes next? This module reviews antibiotic prophylaxis, at-home care, red flags to watch for, discharge instructions, and suture removal guidelines.
• Module 9: Mitigating Risk: Medicolegal expert Dr. William Sullivan joins me to address the 3 biggest risks for complications and malpractice claims in laceration management.
• Module 10: Safeguarding Charting: Dr. Sullivan returns solo to cover the documentation dos and don’ts that will support and defend your sound medical decision-making related to laceration management.
• Module 11: Rightsizing Reimbursement: Your education on laceration management would not be complete without a footnote on coding for the relatively common procedures and repairs covered so far.
• Module 12: Case Presentations: The Laceration Course concludes with six case presentations that bring together the principles and techniques presented in all of the previous modules.

The Urgent Care EKG Course

Included in this course:

• An in-depth review of 12-lead EKG equipment and coronary anatomy
• A 10-step process for consistently and accurately reading EKGs
• Must-know patterns by chief complaints you see every day (chest pain, syncope, palpitations, weakness, dyspnea, and more), covering the full differential spectrum
• 17+ case studies to help clinicians catch life-threatening arrhythmias
• Engaging, easy-access video modules full of practical tips
• Can’t miss EKG findings, including indicators of the 5 "killer Bs"
• Expert-guided deconstruction of 20 challenging (aka real-life) EKGs
• Course workbook, including print-ready EKG worksheets for mark-up and practice interpretation
• 5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

The Abscess Course

Included in this course:

• Engaging, easy-access video modules full of practical tips
• A custom-designed Incision & Drainage Practice Kit, complete with realistic simulated abscesses and high-quality instruments
• Links to 60+ supplemental resources for elective study and recommended reading
• Step-by-step demos (patient encounters + cadaver lab)
• Bonus procedural videos, courtesy of Larry Mellick, MD
• Audio-only track for easy listening
• Printable slide deck for close study and notetaking
• A searchable transcript of the instructional voiceover
• 5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Rightsizing Reimbursement: How to Code for What You’re Owed

Included in this course:

• Engaging, easy-access video modules full of practical tips
• Course workbook, including calculation worksheets
• Audio-only track for easy listening
• 3 Key Elements of Medical Decision Making and Coding Formulas cheat sheets
• 2 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™

Safeguarding Charting:
Documentation Support That Will Stand Up in Court

Included in this course:

• 5 Expert-Led Video Modules—Learn directly from top medical-legal experts
• 10 Case Reports for Common Chief Complaints—Real-world scenarios to refine your documentation skills. Learn exactly what to do when these conditions present in your clinic:
  1. Chest pain
  2. Back pain
  3. Abdominal pain
  4. Throat pain
  5. Headache
  6. Vomiting and diarrhea
  7. Skin and soft-tissue infections
  8. Dysuria
  9. Shortness of breath
  10. Dizziness
• Printable & Fillable PDF Workbook—Reinforce learning with guided exercises
• Audio-Only Downloads—Learn on the go, anytime, anywhere
• Searchable Transcripts—Easily reference key points from instructional voiceovers
• 4 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™—Earn continuing medical education credits while enhancing your documentation skills

The Pediatric Urgent Care Playbook

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