Emergency Medicine
Posted 1/27/2014 by Linda Kesselring

BCFD Community CPR Initiative (Ben Lawner on YouTube)

Ben Lawner, DO, is featured in a video produced by the Baltimore City Fire Department, which explains the life-saving capability of bystander CPR. The video is based on an incident involving a 12-year-old boy who experienced sudden cardiac arrest. The scenario is described by the paramedics who resp...

Posted 1/21/2014 by Linda Kesselring

Faculty Appointments, Stellenbosch University

Rob Rogers and Emilie Calvello have been appointed Extraordinary Associate Professor and Extraordinary Senior Lecturer, respectively, in the Division of Emergency Medicine at Stellenbosch University, Cape Town, South Africa. These appointments recognize the contributions that Dr. Rogers and Dr. Calv...

Posted 1/17/2014 by Linda Kesselring

Dr. Mattu Lectures at Risk Management Conference

Dr. Amal Mattu presented three lectures at the 14th Annual Multispecialty Conference on Medical Negligence and Risk Management, held in Los Cabos, Mexico, in early January. The topics of his talks were “Dysrhythmias in the Emergency Department: Myths and Pitfalls,” “Emergency Department Care of Avoi...

Posted 1/9/2014 by Linda Kesselring

Dr. Weiss Receives AAEM Award

Congratulations to Dr. Larry Weiss, recipient of the 2014 David Wagner Award from the American Academy of Emergency Medicine. The award, the most prestigious among AAEM's honors, recognizes national leadership in emergency medicine. Dr. Weiss served as president of AAEM from 2008 to 2010.

Posted 12/30/2013 by Linda Kesselring

Global Health and Emergency Care: A Research Agenda

Our department's Global Health Section published two articles in the December issue of Academic Emergency Medicine, based on breakout sessions held during the 2013 Academic Emergency Medicine consensus conference, "Global Health and Emergency Care: A Research Agenda." Jon Mark Hirshon, MD,...

Posted 12/10/2013 by Linda Kesselring

One of the Most-Read Articles of 2013

An article on subarachnoid hemorrhage, based on an evidence-based debate by our residency's Journal Club, has been named the fourth most-read article in the 2013 EM literature by Medscape from WebMD. Congratulations to Drs. Ali Farzad, Bethany Radin, Jason Oh, Heidi Teague, Brian Euerle, JV Nable, A...

Posted 11/27/2013 by Linda Kesselring

New Book on Orthopedic Emergencies

Congratulations to Dr. Michael Bond and Dr. Mike Abraham on the publication of their new book, Orthopedic Emergencies: Expert Management for the Emergency Physician. This 283-page book, with chapters on specific injuries, infections, and procedures, was published by Cambridge University Press.

Posted 11/24/2013 by Linda Kesselring

Prehospital Pain Management Protocol

Jon Mark Hirshon, MD, PhD, MPH, and Ben Lawner, DO, EMT-P, are co-authors of an article about the pain management protocol used by paramedics and EMTs in Maryland. The article describes the revision of the protocol using evidence-based guidelines, the training program that led to its statewide use, ...

Posted 11/22/2013 by Linda Kesselring

New Article on Factor VIII Deficiency

Congratulations to Van Pham, Carina Sorenson, and JV Nable on their publication of a case report in the September issue of the American Journal of Emergency Medicine. They describe the management of a 74-year-old woman who came to the ED because of pain and swelling in her legs. She was ultimately f...

Posted 11/17/2013 by Linda Kesselring

4th International EM Conference in South Africa

Our department was well represented at the 4th International Emergency Medicine Conference, held in Cape Town in early November. The invited faculty for this 3-day event, sponsored by the Emergency Medicine Society of South Africa, included Drs. Michael Bond, Ken Butler, Emilie Calvello, Jon Mark Hi...

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