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ACEP Nowcast

American College of Emergency Physicians

As the official voice of emergency medicine, ACEP Now provides indispensable information that emergency physicians can use in daily practice. Written by physicians for physicians, each issue delivers cutting edge news, practice-changing tips, regulatory updates, and the most up to date information on health care reform. In ACEP Nowcast, Assistant Editor Dr. Amy Faith Ho highlights can’t-miss articles from this month’s issue of ACEP Now—and more.With a rapidly evolving heath care system, emergency physicians need a trustworthy source for the most valuable and insightful information that impacts the practice of emergency medicine. That source is ACEP Now.ACEP Now is an official publication of the American College of Emergency Physicians, the specialty society for emergency medicine.

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80 episodes

  1. October 2026: Extubation in the ED 31:36
  2. September 2026: The Mental Health Discharge Gap 20:46
  3. August 2026: Action-Based Approach to Cardiac Arrest 28:41
  4. July 2026: Point-of-Care EEG in the ED 25:28
  5. June 2026: Rwanda’s Emergency Care Blueprint 30:59
  6. May 2026: Care and Ethics for Incarcerated Patients 28:37
  7. April 2026: Rethinking Anemia Management and Clinical Innovation 15:36
  8. March 2026: Blending Clinical Practice with Public Health Leadership 19:49
  9. February 2026: Pediatric Disaster Readiness 45:53
  10. January 2026: Changes to the Oral Boards 32:42
  11. 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule 22:36
  12. Pulmonary Embolism after PIVC Insertion 20:16
  13. ED Boarding: A Public Health Crisis 17:37
  14. August 2025: Code Eclampsia 19:08
  15. July 2025: The One Big Beautiful Bill 29:55
  16. June 2025: Critical Care in the ED 21:11
  17. May 2025: How to Give Your Next Talk 40:36
  18. April 2025: Hyperglycemia Management 22:20
  19. March 2025: The ED Boarding Crisis 24:55
  20. February 2025: Impact of Washington on Health Care 32:20
  21. January 2025: All About Employment Contracts 25:47
  22. December 2024: Revitalizing Health Care 26:24
  23. November 2024: Neonatal Resuscitation 22:49
  24. October 2024: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Billing 28:15
  25. September 2024: MicroSkills 26:56
  26. August 2024: Childcare for Emergency Physicians 30:43
  27. July 2024: Physician Fee Schedule 26:44
  28. June 2024: Let’s Talk Sepsis 29:55
  29. May 2024: Brazilian Butt Lifts 21:22
  30. April 2024: Dr. Thom Mayer 34:26
  31. March 2024: Dr. Alex Koo Talks Electrical Injuries Seen in the ED 25:52
  32. February 2024: Dr. Peter Viccellio and Eugene Litvak Discuss Boarding 39:27
  33. January 2024: Dr. Granovsky on CMS Fee Schedule 38:35
  34. December 2023: Holiday Special 31:18
  35. November 2023: How Long Should EM Residency Be? 25:26
  36. October 2023: Recap of Issue, Creative Careers with Dr. Liz Clayborne, and More! 26:47
  37. September 2023: Recap of Issue, SA23, and More! 17:23
  38. August 2023: In Conversation with Leon Adelman, MD, MBA 34:41
  39. July 2023: Xylazine the“Zombie Drug” is an Emerging Threat plus Issue Recap 18:31
  40. June 2023: ChatGPT with Drs. Dayton and Rose, and EM in Space with Dr. Jones 38:56
  41. May 2023: ACEP President Dr. Chris Kang Discusses Mental Health Progress, AAPI Heritage Month 27:58
  42. April 2023: Antibiotics for Diverticulitis, Dr. Alden Landry on Equity, and More 49:11
  43. March 2023: Discussing IV Metoprolol versus IV Diltiazem for AFib Patients with RVR; Being Patient with Dr. Ron Stewart 35:01
  44. February 2023: Boarding Debate; End of Life Conversation 57:20
  45. Special Edition Episode: 2023 National Women Physicians Day 52:25
  46. January 2023: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy and Syncope 36:39
  47. December 2022: FHCS Case Report, Being Patient with Dr. Alin Gragossian, and More 29:11
  48. November 2022: Street Medicine Fellowship 58:22
  49. October 2022: Dr. Lauren Fine 26:45
  50. September 2022: Dr. Pasichow and Dr. and Lady Glaucomflecken 41:04