1. Emergency Medicine At NCEMI: Emergency Medicine And Primary Care Resources Collection of medical resources for emergency medicine, primary care, and acutecare. Medical search engines. Clinical and administrative tools. http://www.ncemi.org/

Edition of Tuesday September 20, 2005 Search MedBot: Search all of NCEMI eMedicine Textbooks eMedicine (diferent engine) Medline ImageFinder Practice Guidelines Drug Info (dose, etc...) ID Pill with Imprint Code Medical Word Definition Merriam-Webster Dictionary Merriam-Webster Thesaurus Abbreviation Translator Evidence-based lit search Orthopedic Search Google Yahoo Infoseek Make NCEMI your homepage Bookmark This Site Custom Links Add or Edit Palmtop Info Links to information about medical Palmtop computing. Message Board Exchange messages with other visitors interested in emergency medicine. J.A.D.E. Journal Articles Delivered Electronically: we search MEDLINE every Monday on your topic and deliver the results by email free! EDQuiz Test your emergency medicine and primary care medical knowledge with random questions and referenced answers! E-Medicine Online Textbooks incredible electronic textbooks in Emergency Medicine and virtually all other medical specialties all entirely free! Probably the single best medical resource on the Internet.

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3. The Center For Pediatric Emergency Medicine Established in 1985 at New York University Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City. Comprehensive education, training and resources to improve emergency services for children in the United States. http://www.cpem.org/

The Center for Pediatric Emergency Medicine (CPEM) is pleased to announce the release of Child Abuse and Neglect: A Prehospital Continuing Education and Teaching Resource . This CD-ROM, the latest addition to the existing literature available for the education of prehospital providers, is based on a national study of what EMTs and Paramedics know about child abuse and neglect. It is the result of years of research and collaboration on federal, state, and local levels. The resource is also on our web site for free download, by clicking here . The CD-ROM is available for purchase from CPEM for $10.00. The Center for Pediatric Emergency Medicine (CPEM) was established in 1985 at New York University Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital Center in New York City. Our goal is to improve emergency medical services for children in the United States through education, research, and systems development. We are very grateful for the funding provided by the US Department of Health and Human Services through its Maternal and Child Health Bureau, EMSC Program, in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. With their support, we are making great strides in helping others save the lives of children. On our web site you'll find:

4. SEMPA Web Site Provides the most current information relevant to PAs practicing emergency medicine. http://www.sempa.org/

User ID Password vapa_menu.js Welcome to the SEMPA Web Site The Society of Emergency Medicine Physician Assistants (SEMPA) was founded in 1990 and represents emergency medicine PAs (EMPAs) in the United States and around the world. SEMPA is the premier organization that: Works closely with the American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA) and the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) regarding issues pertaining to EMPAs and is formally recognized by both. Provides the EMPA with information on scope of practice, legislative and reimbursement issues, professional advocacy, continuing medical education (CME) opportunities, and the appropriate utilization of PAs in the emergency department. Recognizes that EMPAs are vital to the solution of workforce shortages within the medical community. Works collaboratively with supervising physicians and other professional colleagues to provide emergency medical care in a variety of practice settings.

5. Emergency Medicine At NCEMI Emergency Medicine And Primary Care Collection of medical resources for emergency medicine, primary care, and acute care. Medical search engines. Clinical and administrative tools. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

6. Emergency Medicine At NCEMI emergency medicine at NCEMI the premier site for emergency medicine emergency medicine at NCEMI Predicted endotracheal tube size for age calculator http://www.ncemi.org/default.htm

Emergency Medicine at NCEMI: the premier site for emergency medicine information of all kinds. Featuring journal abstracts, online clinical calculators, scoring systems, nomograms, references, EKG of the week, Case of the week, Question-A-Day, medical search engines, and much more. Non-frames main page Non-frames medical search engine page The main pages include a medical meta-search engine and use frames, but most of the content is accessible through the two links above. Here is a list of links to pages within the site: Emergency Medicine at NCEMI: Acetaminophen Toxicity Nomogram Emergency Medicine at NCEMI: Acid-base disturbance graph Emergency Medicine at NCEMI: A-a gradient calculator Emergency Medicine at NCEMI: Anion gap calculator ... Emergency Medicine at NCEMI: Stroke treatment with tPA

7. Evidence Based Emergency Medicine Educational resource of the New York Academy of Medicine for evidencebased emergency medicine research; user's guide, journal club bank (member-only), and downloadable slides. http://www.ebem.org/

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8. American College Of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) emergency medicine Examination Board Review Use WITH the Tintinalli Study Guide for successful test results! "Study Package" available! http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

9. Emergency Medicine Information on up to date treatments, modalities, pearls, and discussions in thefield of ER Medicine. http://www.emedmag.com/

August 2005 Cover Article Managing Tachyarrhythmic Episodes Erik Snyder, MD, and Barry Knapp, MD, FACEP The authors outline a methodical approach to the patient who presents in a tachyarrhythmic state and discuss the identification and treatment of specific rhythm disturbances. Click for full text of this Cover Article Table of Contents Coming Soon in future issues NEW! SEARCH BY TOPIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE'S online features are now indexed by topic. Click here to find what you're looking for. Feature Article GI CONSULT Acute Abdominal Pain in the Elderly Michael D. Burg, MD, FACEP, and Lynda Francis, MSN, FNP Why does the same abdominal pathology sometimes cause less pain and discomfort in an older patient than in a younger one? What age-related diffferences in presentation and course have been documented in such conditions as cholecystitis and appendicitis? Which clinical characteristics are of highest prognostic significance in the older patient with an acute abdomen? The authors address these and other questions. Click for full text of this

10. Affiliated Residency In Emergency Medicine At University Of Pittsburgh Includes information on the program, faculty, conferences, research and the current residents. http://www.pitt.edu/~emergres

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11. TRAUMA.ORG Trauma Surgery, Injury Critical Care Accurate, current information in the field of trauma, and present an interactive forum for trauma care providers throughout the globe. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

12. Emergency Medicine emergency medicine Acute Medicine for the Primary Care Physician reaches Articles in emergency medicine are intended to provide readers with practical, http://www.emedmag.com/html/ser/aut/aut.asp

Emergency Medicine: Acute Medicine for the Primary Care Physician reaches approximately 150,000 readers, 85% of whom are office-based, primary care physicians (IMs, FPs, GPs, and DOs) and 15% of whom are emergency medicine specialists. Article Objectives Article Style Graphic Material Length of Manuscript ... Submitting a Manuscript ARTICLE OBJECTIVES Articles in Emergency Medicine are intended to provide readers with practical, clinical information, tips that will help improve their diagnostic and management skills in acute-care situations. "Acute" refers to problems that, although not necessarily life-threatening, do require immediate attention or referral. Such problems range from chest pain to trauma to sudden dizziness, and may represent new, acute presentations in themselves or an acute phase of a chronic disorder. Most of our articles have relevance for both segments of our audience, the primary care and emergency physician. Outside of urban centers, for example, the office-based clinician is often the first person who sees a patient in acute distress. And even if the primary care physician refers the patient, rather than treats him, recognition and presumptive diagnosis of an acute problem is as important in the office as in the emergency department. Conversely, of course, urban emergency departments are major deliverers of primary care.

13. INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE DISASTER SPECIALISTS Services include disaster planning and development for hospitals, health care and government agencies, research, management consulting and program development. http://www.iemds.com/

INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE DISASTER SPECIALISTS IEMDS Provides International Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medical Service Disaster Management and Educational Services. Services include Disaster Planning and Development for Hospitals, Healthcare and Government Agencies, Emergency Medicine Research, Emergency Medical Service Management Consulting, International Emergency Medicine Program Development, and Global Disaster Planning Services. drwalsh@iemds.com Dr. Jeffrey L. Arnold, Chief Operating Officer drarnold@iemds.com IEMDS World Headquarters Offices 5245 West Ardmore Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60646-6520, USA Tel 1-847-875-7750 Fax 1-773-594-9635 www.iemds.com - IEMDS SERVICES - International Emergency Medicine Research Hospital Disaster Plan Development Emergency Medicine Program Development FEMA US FIRE EMS - Paramedic/EMT drwalsh@iemds.com

14. The Emergency Medicine And Primary Care Home Page By EMBBS Information on the Morristown Memorial Hospital Residency in emergency medicine http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

15. Society For Academic Emergency Medicine Information on the society's aim to foster emergency medicine's academic environment in research, education, and health policy. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

16. Anesthesia, Critical Care And Emergency Medicine On The Internet Includes links to anesthesia principles, practices, journals and departments, as well as critical care and emergency medicine resources. http://www.invivo.net/bg/index2.html

17. Academic Emergency Medicine Clinical Pearls Official Journal for the Society for Academic emergency medicine to contributeto the Clinical Pearls Section of the Academic emergency medicine Journal http://www.embbs.com/aem/aemweb.html

18. ABEM - American Board Of Emergency Medicine Evaluates specialists in emergency medicine applying for certification and recertification; grants and issues, to qualified physicians, certificates http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

19. EMedicine Clinical Knowledge Base - Online Medical Journals, Textbooks, And Phys Dermatology emergency medicine Hand Surgery Internal Medicine Neurology University of Southern California School of Medicine http://www.emedicine.com/

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20. Emergency Medicine-Ambulatory Care(EMAC) At Emory University: Evidence Based Med A project to assist clinicians in literature searching and analysis, with guides to problemsolving in diagnosis and prognosis. From Emory University in Atlanta, USA. http://www.med.emory.edu/EMAC/

Welcome to the Emergency Medicine-Ambulatory Care (EMAC) Clinical Solutions Web Site. EMAC is an ongoing effort to bring medical informatics and evidence-based medicine tools into the medical workplace. This project is sponsored by the Departments of Emergency Medicine and Internal Medicine at Emory University. Before you use this site for the first time read the introductory notes EBM Curriculum What is EBM? Expert Literature Searching Solving a problem about Diagnostic Testing or Diagnosis Solving a problem about Therapy ... Solving a problem using a Clinical Prediction Tool Questions? Comments? Please send them to wpearl@emory.edu EMORY EBM Curriculum Resources: Primary Secondary Journals Texts ... Internet Search Engines

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