The April newsletter is now available! Click the image below or the link at the bottom to download. This month’s topic is “ED Stuff”.

In this issue you’ll find articles on:

• Lots of info on trying to use an electronic trauma flow sheet
• How do you dress your trauma team?

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The April Trauma MedEd Newsletter will be released to subscribers Sunday. This month’s theme is “ED Stuff.” Articles include:

• Travails of the electronic trauma flow sheet
• Designing your trauma team
• Dressing your trauma team
• Trauma activation levels and triage criteria
• And more!

Anyone on the subscriber list as of noon (CST) Sunday will receive it that night. Everybody else will have to wait for me to release it here at the end of next week. So sign up for early delivery now by clicking here!

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The Marchnewsletter is now available! Click the image below or the link at the bottom to download. This month’s topic is “The Elderly”.

In this issue you’ll find articles on:

• How we take care of our elders
• Thoughts on geriatric trauma
• Elderly trauma and the frailty index
• The medical orthopedic service
• Consequences of elderly falls
• Effects of an in-hospital falls prevention program

Subscribers received the newsletter last week. If you want to subscribe to get early delivery in the future (and download back issues), click here.

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The March Trauma MedEd Newsletter will be released to subscribers tonight. This month’s theme is “the elderly.” Articles include:

• How we take care of our elders
• Falls, falls, and more falls
• The need for a medical orthopedic service
• And some philosophy on geriatric trauma

Anyone on the subscriber list as of noon (CST) today will receive it tonight. I’ll release it to everyone else next Monday via the blog. So sign up for early delivery now by clicking here!

Pick up back issues here!

The February newsletter is now available! Click the image below or the link at the bottom to download. This month’s topic is “Tips & Tricks”.

In this issue you’ll find articles on:

• Bowel sounds, or just plain BS?
• Tired of waiting for the ambulance to arrive?
• But the radiologist made me do it!
• What is a wide mediastinum anyway?
• To probe or not to probe: penetrating wounds
• Don’t get lateral view chest x-rays to diagnose pneumothorax

Subscribers received the newsletter first last weekend. If you want to subscribe (and download back issues), click here.

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