American College of Emergency PhysiciansCritical Decisions in Emergency Medicine
Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine
Critical Decisions now lives in ACEP Anytime, and your subscription is even more valuable than ever before.
The same powerful cornerstone of your lifelong EM education plan now lives within ACEP Anytime.
Your ACEP Anytime subscription includes:
- Each monthly issue's case-based lessons and feature articles
- Three years' worth of Critical Decisions issues and podcast episodes
- All special editions, including Pediatric Trauma, Environmental Disorders, and winter infections and injuries
- PLUS new feature playlists that allow you to explore all Literature Reviews, Clinical Pediatrics, Critical Cases in Orthopedics and Trauma, Critical ECGs, Critical Images, Critical Procedures, Tox Boxes, and Drug Boxes as separate catalogs
- PLUS ACEP Anytime's full library of content from leading experts in EM, video lectures from ACEP's educational meetings, webinars, and more
- PLUS up to 250 hours of CME credit per year!
In Every Issue
- Clinical Lessons prepare you to manage the toughest real-world cases.
- Literature Reviews ensure you know the latest in EM research.
- Clinical Pediatrics helps you to diagnose and manage children in the emergency department.
- Critical Cases in Orthopedics and Trauma explore clinical emergencies that need immediate, decisive action.
- Critical ECGs discuss the subtleties of interpretation.
- Critical Images show how x-rays, CTs, and MRIs can clue you in to the correct diagnoses and resolutions.
- Critical Procedures outline important techniques with step-by-step instructions.
- Drug Boxes review indications, dosages, and contraindications for commonly used medications.
- Tox Boxes cover the crucial details of common toxicity scenarios.
Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine Podcasts
Hosts Danya Khoujah, MBBS, MEHP, FACEP, and Wendy Chang, MD, entertain and inform with real-life cases and new clinical approaches to managing everything from animal bites and broken bones to drug withdrawal and stab wounds.
