EM literature (critical appraisals) Archives - Page 2 of 14

The first RCT of remdesivir for COVID-19 was not encouraging, but even as it was being discussed, we […]

Remdesivir: The ACTT-1 Trial

Intranasal midazolam hit the scene with a lot of hype. It was fast. It was easy. As a […]

I hope to get back to normal emergency medicine literature sometime soon, but for now there is enough […]

There was a bit of a social media fracas a few weeks ago when the first ‘trial’ of […]

N95 masks are designed to be single use. In normal times, they shouldn’t be reworn. In normal times, […]

One of the true values of evidence based medicine is that it provides you with a systematic approach […]

Over the last month, normal blog content has taken a back seat to the COVID pandemic. I will […]

With good reason, we are all a lot more interested than usual in the mechanisms of transmission of […]

Although emergency medicine is an incredibly rewarding profession, it is undeniably marked by significant levels of stress. (Stress […]