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ACEP is proud to have funded the following projects under the Section Grant Program. Don’t delay. Get involved and use this valuable resource. Download the Section Grant Manual (PDF) for more information.
Section | Grant Product | Year Awarded |
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The ACEP Wilderness and Sports Medicine Sections received an ACEP section grant and collaborated to create a Race Medicine podcast series, consisting of 7 videos. This series provides insight into the special circumstances and considerations surrounding emergency practice in endurance race environments. May 2019 |
2017 | |
Practical Guide to Critical Ultrasound, Vol. 1 Practical Guide to Critical Ultrasound Vol. 2 The Practical Guide to Critical Ultrasound iBook in 2 volumes is a free resource for point-of-care users caring for patients in emergency and critical care environments. We designed this interactive image and narrated video focused book to be a quick reference and a just-in-time learning tool. October 2018 |
2016 | |
Defining Emergency Telehealth: A systematic review of the literature to describe the practice of unscheduled acute care through telehealth A White Paper which provides a formal definition of emergency telehealth and describes relevant quality metrics that have been studied within the papers reviewed. Also provided is a gap analysis, identifying topics in need of further study. September 2018 |
2015 | |
Online curriculum consisting of four modules: Endings, Boundaries, Humor, Connections. These “umbrella” titles are thematically open to interpretation. Each module contains individual sessions designed around a reading or sample of visual media, with a study guide and exercises related to the topic. February 2018 |
2016 | |
A library of 30 toxicology simulation cases covering 21 topics that are peer reviewed by medical toxicologists, standardized in format, present up-to-date treatment recommendations, diverse in topics, and freely available to everyone to use as teaching tools for all learners, including medical students, emergency medicine residents, medical toxicology fellows, and others. January 2018 |
2015 | |
Perspectives - Women in Emergency Medicine |
2016 |
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Working in Fours--Understanding and Facilitating Intergenerational Communication for Women in Emergency Medicine |
2015 | |
7 Step Challenge Video discussing older adult fall epidemiology, fall-associated morbidity and mortality, fall risk factors and how to prevent falls. The video is hosted on an ACEP webpage, as well as a freely available link allowing patients and providers access. June 2017 |
2016 | |
The Contribution of Mentoring for Female Resident Physicians |
2013 | |
These video tutorials were created to assist emergency physicians in their evaluation and diagnosis of musculoskeletal conditions in the ED. They provide overviews of high-yield, ED-focused physical exams of the musculoskeletal system. They can be used for quick reference in the ED, or as an instructional module for emergency medicine residency programs. We hope that you will increase your confidence in managing musculoskeletal complaints with this resource. March 2017 |
2014 | |
An essential resource for the initial evaluation of the acutely ill or injured obstetrical patient. Written by experts in both emergency medicine and obstetrics, whether the patient is in the first, second, or third trimester, this ACEP book covers the critical obstetrical conditions you need to be able to diagnose with point-of-care ultrasound. Each chapter contains referenced text, key points, pearls, and numerous videos and image banks. September 2016. This book is available for download with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device. Multi-touch books can be read with iBooks on your Mac or iOS device. Books with interactive features may work best on an iOS device. iBooks on your Mac requires OS X 10.9 or later. |
2015 | |
Although the Emergency Department is often the entry point for victims of violence, emergency physicians receive little training regarding clinical forensic medicine. This online webinar will give the learner practical clinical forensic emergency medicine information and training. The lectures are given by forensic and emergency medicine experts. In addition to general forensic care principles, the program covers common ED complaints of adult and pediatric sexual assault, child abuse, domestic violence, and forensic aspects of motor vehicle collisions. In addition, the important concepts of forensic documentation and court testimony are discussed. April 2016 |
2013 | |
In this video resource supported, Dr. Scott Weiner discusses what patients need to know in order to stay safe when using pain medications. It promotes shared decision-making between the patient and the physician prior to writing a prescription for an opioid. Share this resource with your patients on a cell phone, tablet or workstation on wheels. March 2016 |
2015 | |
ACEP Toxicology Antidote App The Toxicology Antidote app is a resource for emergency care providers to have easy access to dosing regimens for a variety of medications and antidotes used for common poisonings encountered in emergency medicine. It is a succinct resource designed for quick access that is essential to emergency care providers. February 2015 |
2013 | |
White Paper, published in Emergency Medicine Journal, January 2015 |
2011 | |
Collaborative website designed to serve as a resource hub for clinical sonographers, ultrasound educators and researchers from around the world. The website focuses its efforts on resource limited settings, which can range from the developing world, to any location that does not have an established infrastructure for clinician performed ultrasound. December 2014 |
2013 | |
Chief Complaint–Based Performance Measures: A New Focus for Acute Care Quality Measurement White Paper, published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, October 2014 |
2012 | |
Interunit Handoffs of Patients and Transfers of Information: A Survey of Current Practices White Paper, published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, June 2014 |
2012 | |
Telehealth in Emergency Medicine: A Primer This paper will give an overview of the definition of telehealth, its history, current technology, practical uses, cost and reimbursement, quality improvement measures integrated with telehealth, as well as potential risks and opportunities to its use. Available for download on the Emergency Telehealth Section website. June 2014 |
2012 | |
Virtual Mentorship in Sports Medicine The Sports Medicine Virtual Mentorship Program aims to facilitate the development of a mentoring relationship between experienced sports medicine/emergency medicine physicians and those individuals interested in pursuing further training or careers in primary care sports medicine. Launched March 2014 |
2012 | |
ACEP 101: A Guide for Young Physicians, 2nd Edition A resource for any physician or those new to the practice of emergency medicine or new to ACEP, with information on all aspects of ACEP and ACEP opportunities for members at both the state and national level. |
2012 | |
1st International Ambassador Program Convention Pre-Conference Event held at ACEP13 in Seattle. The International Ambassador Conference is now an annual event held at ACEP's Scientific Assembly. Proceedings from past conferences can be accessed on the International Ambassador Program page of the ACEP Section on International Emergency Medicine website. |
2013 | |
Evaluation and Management of the Sexually Assaulted or Sexually Abused Patient, Second Edition eBook available for download on the Forensic Medicine Section website. September 2013 |
2011 | |
Quality and Safety Implications of Emergency Department Information Systems White Paper, published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, June 2013 |
2011 | |
Increasing ACEP Membership Worldwide with Innovative Educational Offerings: A Pilot Program Simulation Program held at ACEP2012 Scientific Assembly in Denver. |
2012 | |
The Taxonomy of Emergency Department Consultations—Results of an Expert Consensus Panel White Paper, published in Annals of Emergency Medicine, September 2012 |
2011 |