The articles listed here were abstracted from New York ACEP's EPIC newsletter and is limited to those pertinent to EMS.

New York ACEP makes a good faith effort to ascertain that contributors are experts in their field. Readers are advised that the statements and opinions expressed by the author are those of the author and New York ACEP does not accept responsibility for information or statements made by contributing authors.

• Disaster Medicine in New York: Are You Prepared?
• Disaster Preparedness: Where is Our Place and Responsibility?
• Emergency Preparedness for the Emergency Department - Myth Verses Reality
• EMTALA Update - What’s Changed and What Hasn’t – Part I
• EMTALA Update - What’s Changed and What Hasn’t – Part II
• Helicopter Emergency Medical Services: Not Just for Trauma Anymore
• Katrina, One New York Physician’s Experience
• Prehospital Airway Management: To Intubate or Not to Intubate
• Refusals of Medical Assistance and On-line Medical Control - An evidenced Based Approach
• SARS, Some Considerations for the Future