In this episode, we chat with headache and migraine specialist, Dr. Merle Diamond about the management of migraines in the emergency department. A great deal has changed over the past two decades and now we have tools that are more effective and safer than what we used in the past.

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Supported by Eli Lilly and Company

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In this #ACEP23 episode of the podcast from Philly, I talk with new EMRA President, Dr. Blake Denley about hot topics, job markets, the match, and his goals for the coming year.

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In this first edition from ACEP23, we chat with International Federation of Emergency Physician president, Dr. Ffion Davies. We chat about challenges, similarities, and differences.

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In this episode recorded at MEMA23, we discuss the role of gaming in medical education. We chat with Dr. Ali Dakka on bringing the game to the emergency department.

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Special podcast as we run up to ACEP23 in Philly with an OUD and MOUD update with one of the most highly respected experts in the field, Yale's Dr. Kate Hawk. This episode was supported by the National Institute on Drug Addiction.

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We are in the final countdown to ACEP23 in Philly and this evening we visit with the opening session speaker, Dr. Helena Boschi. We talk about how the brain adapts to find the most efficient path to an explanation which can be good...or bad, in the world of EM.

In this episode, we talk about a new partnership with the American College of Emergency Physicians and the CDC to publish and make data available to emergency physicians and others regarding syndromic trends across the country. This allows docs to know "what's going around" and to hopefully improved efficiency, decrease testing, and increase preparedness. We are joined by Dr. Sandra Schneider who helps break down the program.

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In this episode, we dive into an article published in EP Monthly featuring Drs. Jamie Shoemaker and John Holstein. We discuss the financial theft of EM with the causes, entities, and fight for fair reimbursement.

We are right up on ACEP23 in Philly and there is still time to register. In this episode, we sneak peak with the closing session keynote, Dr. Lawton Burns. We talk about the corporate practice of medicine from the american business research point of view. Great insights in the tides of corporations and investment in medicine.

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ACEP23 Registration link:

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In this episode, we discuss EM based vaccination programs and the role of emergency medicine for public health. EM is often the only access point for some of the most vulnerable and we discuss programs that can prevent disease and protect lives. This episode was supported by a grant from the Center for Disease Control.

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