Starting a family or becoming a caregiver to a child during a medical career often comes with a well-known myriad of challenges. However, for many, it also comes with meaningful and lasting positive changes to medical practice. To further explore this idea and how it relates specifically to PEM, I reached out to current PEM […]
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Editor’s Note: In recognition of World Down Syndrome Day (March 21), we’re publishing a post by Dr. Sean McGann, emergency physician and father of a child with Down syndrome. The date, 3/21, was specifically chosen to signify the uniqueness of the triplication (3) of the 21st chromosome. This post was developed in collaboration with Dr.
Welcome to 3 Articles PEM Clinicians Should Read Right Now, a recurring HipPEMcrates series where we ask leaders across pediatric emergency medicine to share three papers they think every clinician should have on their radar today. Each installment features a new guest author highlighting the research shaping their practice – and yours. Make sure to
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Welcome to the second edition of the HipPEMcrates Mailbag – where we continue to explore common questions from the Pediatric Emergency Department. These are the topics that come up during busy shifts, the clinical pearls shared during signout, and the thoughtful questions from learners that prompt us to pause and review the evidence behind our
HipPEMcrates Mailbag, Vol. 2: Febrile Infants, Pneumonia Pearls, and the Future of PEM Read More »
Welcome to 3 Articles PEM Clinicians Should Read Right Now, a recurring HipPEMcrates series where we ask leaders across pediatric emergency medicine to share three papers they think every clinician should have on their radar today. Each installment features a new guest author highlighting the research shaping their practice – and yours. Here are three
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We are back with Part 2 – Check out Part 1 here! It’s that time of year again – backpacks are packed, buses are rolling, and learners everywhere are heading back to school. Here at HipPEMcrates, we’re going back to school too – with a PEM twist. We’ve put together an ABCs of the Pediatric
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It’s that time of year again – backpacks are packed, buses are rolling, and learners everywhere are heading back to school. Here at HipPEMcrates, we’re going back to school too – with a PEM twist. We’ve put together an ABCs of the Pediatric ER, but this isn’t your average alphabet list. Each letter highlights a
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Starting a pediatric emergency medicine fellowship is exciting – and, let’s be honest, a little overwhelming. That’s why we pulled together advice straight from current and recent PEM fellows. In Part 1, they shared practical tips, mindset shifts, and a dose of humor to help you find your footing. But our fellows weren’t done talking.
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As the summer winds down, and our new residents and fellows settle in, this time of the year often offers a rare chance to exhale. For many of us, it’s a time to unplug a bit – whether that means catching up on sleep, getting away for a few days, or just enjoying a little
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Welcome to the first edition of the HipPEMcrates Mailbag – where we answer common questions from the Pediatric ER. These are the questions you jot down during a shift to look up later, the clinical pearls you hear your colleagues share during signout, maybe even that one thing that your resident asked you that makes
HipPEMcrates Mailbag, Vol. 1: Rashes, Cold Babies, and Sore Throats Read More »
