Coding patients in the community setting is difficult given constraints of man power, specialists, equipment, and other resources. Knowing how to code a patient well in the community is a skill all EM practitioners should master. In this post we review the priorities and pitfalls of coding in the community, with our guest Salim Rezaie.
Read MoreEmergency medicine physicians have a love affair going on with ketamine for its versatility. In this post we discuss the optimal use of subdissociative dose ketamine (SDK) for analgesia as an alternative to opioids, with our guest Sergey Motov (@painfreeED).
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