The Center for Medical Education

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The Center for Medical Education provides a variety of state-of-the-art continuing medical education resources. Annually, over 5,000 physicians participate i...

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Abdominal CT Emergencies - The Basics and Beyond

The ECG Pattern That Predicts a Massive MI

Rethinking the Clinical Approach to Pain

A Better Approach to Patients with Substance Use Disorders

Mastering Pediatric Emergencies High Yield Course for Newborns to Adolescents

Most Back Pain Is Benign…Here’s What Isn’t

Endocarditis on the Boards Key Clues You Must Recognize

HEART Score Explained How to Risk Stratify Chest Pain in Minutes

RUQ Pain Workup When CT Beats Ultrasound for Acute Cholecystitis

Soft Tissue Infections Routine vs. Deadly

The Dizzy Patient - When is Spinning Life Threatening

The 2 View - Episode 53 Workplace violence, Epi doses, Baloxavir Marboxil, Peds C-Spine, and more!

Prehospital Blood Products Life Saving or a Waste of Resources

Pediatric Diabetic Ketoacidosis and Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic State

A 46 Year old Male with Neck Pain - Pounding a Square Peg Into a Round Hole - Bouncebacks!

Vital Signs - Keys to Risk Assessment

Trauma in Pregnancy The USC Trauma Surgery Symposium

Severe Shoulder Pain After Scooter Fall - EM Radiology Case of the Week

Simulation - Cric or Die Incrementum On-Demand

Cervical Spine Imaging Mastering Emergency Imaging

The 2 View - Episode 52 Medical Myths in the ER

The 2025 Studies That Will Change Your ED Practice

Like Peas in a Pod - EM Radiology Case of the Week

Charcot - An Enigma, Wrapped in Edema, Wrapped in An ExFix

Digital Remastery - The Present and Future Look at Reconstruction

Speaking in Tongues - A Generation of Classification from Wagner to WIFI and Beyond

The 2 View - Episode 51 Fitness, Gabapentin, Diverticulitis, and more...

de Winter T-waves The EM Cardiology Course

Chest CT Emergencies What Every ED Provider Should Know

The 2 View - Episode 50 WHO and Tropical Diseases, Sneakily Sick Kids, Older Nurses, and D-Dimer