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rePHILL study

Trauma patients aren’t bleeding salty water, so why would you give them intravenous salty water? It doesn’t make […]

The RePHILL study: Is saline the fluid of choice in …

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COVID therapy evidence updates

My initial evidence update for Paxlovid (nirmatrelvir/ritonavir) contained exactly no evidence, because nothing was published, despite recommendations at […]

EPIC-HR: Some underwhelming data on Paxlovid

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Pad position for cardioversion of atrial fibrillation

How do you position the pads for cardioversion? Since my time in residency, the AP or anterior-posterior position […]

What is the best pad position for cardioversion?

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Overdiagnosis is a concept that has long been part of my lexicon and is a driving force behind […]

Overdiagnosis in the emergency department

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PPIs in upper GI bleed First10EM

The topic of PPIs for upper GI bleeds was one of the first posts on First10EM. There is […]

PPIs should not be prescribed for upper GI bleeds (pre-endoscopy)

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Availability bias

I recently posted a textbook chapter that I wrote about availability bias. (I strongly recommend the textbook, if […]

Empirical evidence of the availability bias in emergency medicine

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Research Roundup First10EM best of emergency medicine research

Normal saline: The world’s worst murder weapon? Finfer S, Micallef S, Hammond N, Navarra L, Bellomo R, Billot […]

Research Roundup (March 2022)

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I have a long history of complaining about guidelines and their seeming disregard for science and common sense. […]

Key Updates from the 2021 AHA Guideline for the Evaluation …

Decision Making in Emergency Medicine

The human mind is imperfect. We all make mistakes. We are all susceptible to bias. Although we love to […]

Decision Making in Emergency Medicine: We can’t escape bias

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