Medicating intranasally can benefit emergency patients

'Death is our greeter': Doctors, nurses struggle with mental health as coronavirus cases grow

“Surprise” Gaps in Health Insurance Coverage Need Solutions

5 Ways to Support our Health Care Heroes from Home

7 Survival Tips That Could Save Your Life

90 percent of Emergency Physicians have Experienced Drug Shortages in Past Month

A 'return to normal' will reverse our progress

A Day in the Life of a Female Resident

A Tribute to Dr. Lorna Breen

Access to Emergency Care

ACEP and EMRA Statement on U.S. Withdrawal from World Health Organization

ACEP Announces Susan Sedory as its Next Executive Director

ACEP Applauds Emergency Physicians Working on Hurricane Dorian Response

ACEP Applauds Federal Court Rejection of HHS Conscience Rule

ACEP Applauds Passage of Opioid Crisis Response Act

ACEP Applauds U.S. House For Passing Legislation To Expand Background Checks For Gun Purchases

ACEP Board To Consider Further Legal Recourse Against Insurance Companies

ACEP Challenges Use of Data From an Organization Sponsored by Health Insurance Companies

ACEP Diversity, Inclusion, and Health Equity COVID-19 Initiative

ACEP E-QUAL Celebrates Emergency Departments Named to Honor Roll

ACEP Elects New Members to Board of Directors

ACEP Exclusively Endorses Edie™ (A.K.A. Premanage ED) Solution From Collective Medical Technologies

ACEP Executive Director Announces Retirement

ACEP Honors Emergency Departments for Improving Outcomes of Opioids, Sepsis, and Chest Pain

ACEP Introduces Stop the Spread: A Patient Guide to the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

ACEP July 4th Safety Tips: Leave Fireworks to the Professionals, Avoid Large Crowds

ACEP Launches Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation Program

ACEP Leader Addresses Medical Regulatory Burdens on Capitol Hill

ACEP Leader Testifies Before Congress on Combating the National Opioid Crisis

ACEP Member Named First Chief Medical Officer of ONDCP

ACEP Member Testifies Before Congress On Opioid Crisis, its Effect on Older Americans

ACEP Mourns Loss of First Emergency Physician to COVID-19

ACEP Mourns Loss of NY Physician, Dr. Lorna Breen

ACEP Names New Associate Executive Director To Lead Public Affairs Division in Washington, DC

ACEP Opposes Current DHS “Zero Tolerance” Immigration Policy

ACEP Outlines Top Priorities for Replacing ACA, Following President Trump’s Speech to the Nation

ACEP Presents Framework To Protect Emergency Patients From Out-Of-Network Billing Issues

ACEP Recognizes Excellence in Emergency Medicine

ACEP Releases Emergency Department Guidance to Manage COVID-19 Outbreaks

ACEP Responds to House Ways and Means Surprise Billing Proposal

ACEP Responds to Newly Released Drug Shortages Task Force Report

ACEP Response to Senate HELP Proposal on Surprise Billing

ACEP Selects Dr. Mark Rosenberg as President-Elect

ACEP Stands in Solidarity with Emergency Physician in COVID-19 Related Custody Dispute

ACEP Statement on Chicago Hospital Shooting

ACEP Statement on Federal Regulation Banning Firearm Bump Stocks

ACEP Statement on House Energy and Commerce Markup of Surprise Billing Legislation

ACEP Statement on Las Vegas Mass Shooting

ACEP Statement on Mass Shooting at Texas Church

ACEP Statement on Proposed Surprise Billing Approach from House Energy and Commerce and Senate HELP Committees

ACEP Statement on Remarks by Ohio State Senator Steve Huffman

ACEP Statement on Structural Racism and Public Health

ACEP Statement on Texas High School Shooting

ACEP Statement on Washington State Train Derailment

ACEP Strongly Supports Emergency Physicians who Advocate for Safer Working Conditions amidst Pandemic

ACEP Supports “Protecting People From Surprise Medical Bills Act”

ACEP Supports Fentanyl Safety Recommendations for First Responders

ACEP Supports HHS Recommendations on Safe Opioid Use and ALTO Protocols

ACEP Supports House Ways and Means Approach to Ending Surprise Bills

ACEP to Congress: Action is Needed to Protect Emergency Patients from Surprise Bills

ACEP to Congress: Take Patients Out of the Middle, Prevent Surprise Bills

ACEP Turns Up Criticism of Anthem’s Emergency Care Policy With a New Video Campaign

ACEP Urges Americans To Wear Cloth Masks in Public, Save Medical Masks for Health Professionals

Adults With Serious Conditions Are Avoiding Emergency Rooms Because of COVID-19

Alaska’s Emergency Care Network At Risk if Bill Passes, Emergency Physicians Say

Alcohol and Driving is a Deadly Combination

Alergias

Allergies

American College of Emergency Physicians to Launch Open Access Journal

American Medical Response Teams Up with International Association of Fire Chiefs and ACEP to Save Sudden Cardiac Arrest Victims

Americans Want Insurance Companies to Take More Responsibility for Surprise Bills

Amidst COVID-19 Concerns, Emergency Physicians Urge Public Not to Delay Necessary Medical Care

Anaphylaxis

Animal Bites

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Policy in Indiana Violates Federal Law, Puts Patients At Risk

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Policy in New Hampshire Puts Patients At Risk

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Policy In Ohio Puts Patients At Risk

Antibiotics

Are hammocks safe? Tragic death of young sisters highlights risk

Asthma

Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)

Back To School: It’s Time To Update Your Child’s Health Information

Better Communication Can Enhance U.S. Chemical Exposure Incident Response, New Evaluation Says

Bipartisan Solution to Surprise Medical Bills Reaches 100 Cosponsors

Black healthcare workers hit harder during pandemic, paper finds

Blue Cross & Blue Shield Policy in Mississippi Puts Patients At Risk

Boarding, Crowding, and Wait Times

Broken Bones

Bug Bites & Bee Stings

Burnout? Who, me?

Burns

California Surprise Billing Law Overwhelmingly Favors Insurers, Limits Patient Access to Care

Campaigns

Can You Catch Coronavirus From Your Clothes?

Can Your Pet be a Health Hazard?

Carbon Monoxide: The Hidden Killer

CDC releases resources to assist states as they open

Celebrating Fourth of July During the Pandemic

Certain Antibiotic-Resistant Infections On the Rise, New Research Shows

Changes to Anthem’s Emergency Care Policy in Missouri Still Put Patients At Risk