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Intravenous Lidocaine for pain in the ED: what the evidence shows?

Author: Lucas Oliveira J. e Silva (@lucasojesilva12)   Lidocaine is a local anesthetic agent of the amide type that has been described as containing analgesic[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • February 2, 2018
Thomas R. Hellmich M.D., named new chair of Emergency Medicine at Mayo Clinic Rochester

  Thomas R. Hellmich, M.D. has been named the new chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at Mayo Clinic Rochester. Dr. Hellmich follows Annie[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • December 20, 2017
Better informed consent in the ED: going through the research to practice continuum

Author: Lucas Oliveira J. e Silva (@lucasojesilva12) Few years ago when consenting patients for procedural sedation in the Emergency Department (ED), we realized that the[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • December 18, 2017
Social Media Scholarship as a Criterion for Academic Promotion

This is crosspost from the Mayo Clinic Social Media network. Below a video with our webinar on Social Media and Academic Promotion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1uimiEhix8

By Daniel Cabrera • October 12, 2017
Mayo Clinic EM in ACEP 2017

  Sunday, October 29 3-3:50 p.m. 133 (Infomatics) Measuring Radio-Frequency Identification Sensitivity and Precision in the Emergency Department: A Method for Clinically Relevant Assessment of[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • October 5, 2017
The ED does not hand out opioids like candy

Author: Molly M. Jeffery, PhD @mollyjeffery Everyone “knows” they hand out opioids like candy in the ED.  Or if they don’t now, they certainly used[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • September 26, 2017
How to best identify patients that have a high likelihood of dying in one year?

Author: Caitlin Loprinzi-Brauer, MD @cloprinzi To determine who should have goals of care discussions, encourage advanced care planning and consider palliative medicine consultation   Cardiopulmonary[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • July 19, 2017
Apneic Oxygenation actually works (for some things)

  Author: Lucas Silva (@lucasojesilva12)   In the last few years, the use of apneic oxygenation has been recommended by experts for management of high-risk[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • July 15, 2017
Really, how dangerous can it be? Motocross injuries in the emergency department

Author: Lucas Silva (@lucasojesilva12) Rider in photo: Elisa M. Smith, MD (EM Resident at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN)   An 18 year-old freshman of the[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • May 20, 2017
The Future of Healthcare

This is a video recorded during Mayo Clinic Emergency Grand Rounds presented by Felix Ankel, MD (@felixankel) and Daniel Cabrera, MD (@CabreraERDR) on April 25th[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • April 26, 2017
ECMO Rounds: Crash Course

Author: Eric Funk, MD (@efunkEM) ECMO Rounds: Crash Course Your patient just got cannulated and started on ECMO. Congratulations! Now what? The initial steps of[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • April 10, 2017
Stick, glue and cone for ear foreign bodies

Author: Jonathan Thornston, M.D. A 3-year old boy is transferred from an outside facility for ENT consult after failed removal of a foreign body in[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • April 4, 2017
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