August 2017

Introduction

EMA August 201735 Chapters

  1. Introduction5:16
  3. Bonus Lecture: Ketamine Analgesia In The ED28:03
  4. Essay: The Opioid Epidemic; Is Emergency Medicine To Blame? What Is The Number Needed To Suffer? Is …30:14
  5. Interview: Do Heroin Overdose Patients Require Observation After Receiving Naloxone?20:15
  6. Reflections of a Skeptic: It's The Malpractice System That Is Negligent24:45
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