Host Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP talks to Brian Levine, MD, FACEP on the development of the EMRA Antibiotic Guide, the overuse of antibiotics across medicine, and antibiotic education for physicians,PAs, and patients. Get the EMRA Antibiotic Guide on the ACEP Bookstore.

Dr. Ryan Stanton and Dr. Sandy Schneider discuss acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections (ABSSSI), and the real-world management decisions emergency physicians must make each day. Disclosure: The survey discussed in this episode was supported by Allergan.

Following-up on last week's episode on geriatric emergency medicine, Dr. Stanton talks to Dr. Alexis LaPietra on managing pain in the elderly population.

Host Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP talks to Marianna Karounos, DO, FACEP about tailoring your work in geriatric emergency medicine, educating elderly patients on how they can be prepared for ED visits, and the importance of an early establishment on the goals-of-care.

Host Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP caught up with Dr. Mary Jo Wagner, the Editor in Chief of PEER IX, to discuss its ACEP16 release and what users can expect from PEER IX’s all-new format. For more information on PEER IX, go to https://www.acep.org/peer/

Host Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP talks to Becky Parker, MD, the 2016-2017 President of the American College of Emergency Physicians. 1:00: on challenges of the college, expectations for the next year 3:15: on preparing for battles against insurance companies. 6:20: on increasing diversity in the emergency medicine. 11:45: on expectations for the upcoming year. 17:05: on challenges of the backend ED processes for psychiatric patients and behavioral resources.

Host Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP talks to Andrew Auerbach, MD, FACEP, the Chief of the Dallas Veterans Administration Medical Center, on caring for veterans and his role with the VA.

Host Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP discusses alcohol abuse with Erin Holmes, the Director of Traffic Safety Programs for the Foundation of Advancing Alcohol Responsibility.

Host Ryan Stanton, MD, FACEP talks to Liz Crowe--a pediatric/intensive care social worker--about the importance of compassion, openness, and communication for both healthcare professionals and patients.

James Manning, MD, FACEP discusses rethinking adrenaline therapy in cardiac arrest resuscitation. Dr. Manning is Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine.