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ACEP COVID-19 Field Guide

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ACEP Policy on Visitation and Custody

Personal Well-Being and Resilience

Emergency physicians, along with emergency nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, and others, are on the front line in this pandemic, but they are also human beings who need and deserve the comfort of their families when they are off duty.

Emergency physicians are trained in proper precautions to significantly reduce the risk to themselves as well as their families. ACEP requests that the pandemic and the work that our colleagues are doing not be a factor in custody or visitation disputes.

Download the official family visitation letter for use in legal proceedings.

Historical Information from the First Edition of the ACEP COVID-19 Field Guide

Impact on Research

The COVID-19 pandemic had a radical impact on biomedical research. Funding was massively increased, ...

Historical Information from the First Edition of the ACEP COVID-19 Field Guide

Change to Education Policies

Medical students and COVID-19  Joint Statement on Education and Safety Considerations The American C...

Historical Information from the First Edition of the ACEP COVID-19 Field Guide

Licensure and Credentialing

Furloughs of residents and fellows The ACGME has stated that furloughs (defined as an “involuntary a...

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