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Justin Morgenstern
Emergency doctor working in the community. FOAM enthusiast. Evidence based medicine junkie.
“One special advantage of the skeptical attitude of mind is that a man is never vexed to find that after all he has been in the wrong.” - William Osler
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I had the amazing pleasure of taking part in the online version of North York General’s Emergency Medicine Update conference this year. […]
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Lecture notes to accompany 2016 NYGH EM Update talk on performance under pressure and mental practice: Surviving the first 10 minutes
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A brief review of the evidence for fasting in sedation
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There are two handouts that cover the literature surrounding the use of exercise stress testing to risk stratify patients in the emergency […]
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Great posts Justin…!
Thank you very much