Emergency Physicians International was founded in 2010 as a way to tell the stories of the heroic men and women developing emergency medicine around the globe. This magazine is dedicated to their tireless efforts saving lives in the harshest conditions, 24/7/365.
Mass General Hospital and Harvard University’s Dr. Stuart Harris explores what the wilderness has to offer medicine and humanity.
Military emergency medicine is unlike any other environment.
Dr. Michael Howard discusses the current status of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Michael Howard outlines the New Zealand pandemic response successes.
Dr. Michael Howard explores the beginnings of the pandemic in New Zealand.
This article attempts an overview of what is happening with abortion in Argentina. In December 2020, Argentina approved Law 27610: Access to Voluntary Pregnancy Termination.
El presente artículo pretende dar una mirada de lo que sucede en la Argentina con el Aborto, ya que, en diciembre del año 2020, se aprobó la Ley 27610, Acceso a la interrupción Voluntaria del Embarazo (1).
Jason Friesen explores different sides of the opioid overdoses, and outlines how his organization Trek Medics International has risen to the occasion in response.
Explosions, economic collapse, and a devastating pandemic shape the experiences of one medical student in Lebanon
Terry Mulligan explores healthcare workers’ unique role in vaccine communications
Developing opportunities for bystanders to take on life saving roles in situations of major hemorrhaging
A commentary on Iceland’s unique model for improving medical outcomes through universal access and connectivity.
Adapting ER Social Norms to Fit the Times
What’s going on? From COVID vaccines to educational evolution, we invite you to take a moment to explore some featured articles from around the greater Emergency Medicine community.
After a move, Dr. Michael Howard explores practices in the US and New Zealand.
Eric Revue, MD, documents the phases of COVID-19 in Paris and beyond
Harm Reduction and emergency responses to overdoses rely on shifted cultural norms. An expert offers insight from Sydney, Australia.
Dr. Juan Manuel Gutierrez Cruz discusses systemic change brought about by the pandemic.
