EMN Live: The October 2017 Issue

Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts discuss the game-changers and hot topics in the October issue, like Dr. Leon Gussow's article on how opioids aren't only drugs that are abused, Dr. Carlo Reyes' article on why EPs should be federally protected from violence bu patients, why Dr. James Roberts' next piece is game-changer for treating PID, how Dr. Christine Butts makes diagnosing ovarian torsion is easier with ultrasound, and how Drs. Adam Rodos and Wes Eilbert explain how to reverse NOACs. That plus bonus interviews with Dr. Roberts about PID and Dr. Ken Milne about evidence-based medicine.

An episode of the Everyday Medicine for Physicians podcast, hosted by Emergency Medicine News, titled "EMN Live: The October 2017 Issue" was published on September 20, 2017 and runs 43 minutes.

September 20, 2017 ·43m · Everyday Medicine for Physicians

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Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts discuss the game-changers and hot topics in the October issue, like Dr. Leon Gussow's article on how opioids aren't only drugs that are abused, Dr. Carlo Reyes' article on why EPs should be federally protected from violence bu patients, why Dr. James Roberts' next piece is game-changer for treating PID, how Dr. Christine Butts makes diagnosing ovarian torsion is easier with ultrasound, and how Drs. Adam Rodos and Wes Eilbert explain how to reverse NOACs. That plus bonus interviews with Dr. Roberts about PID and Dr. Ken Milne about evidence-based medicine.

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Dr. Pescatore and Ms. Roberts discuss the game-changers and hot topics in the October issue, like Dr. Leon Gussow's article on how opioids aren't only drugs that are abused, Dr. Carlo Reyes' article on why EPs should be federally protected from violence bu patients, why Dr. James Roberts' next piece is game-changer for treating PID, how Dr. Christine Butts makes diagnosing ovarian torsion is easier with ultrasound, and how Drs. Adam Rodos and Wes Eilbert explain how to reverse NOACs. That plus bonus interviews with Dr. Roberts about PID and Dr. Ken Milne about evidence-based medicine.

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