The articles listed here were abstracted from New York ACEP's EPIC newsletter and is limited to those pertinent to education and the practice of emergency medicine.

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.

• Central Venous Access In The Emergency Department: Recommendations For Reducing Complications
• Emergency Psychiatrists: Oxymoron Or Utopia
• End Of Life Decision In The Emergency Department: Between Hope And Possibilities
• Family In The Resuscitation Room
• HIV Screening In The Emergency Department
• Improving Patient Care: A Primer For Emergency Physicians
• Maintenance Of Certification In Emergency Medicine
• Making A Change - The Hardest Question Of All: To Stay Or Leave
• MSSNY’s Committee On Physician Health: A Caring Approach Based On The Medical Profession’s Tradition Of Health
• Neither Hasten Nor Postpone Death
• Organ Donation: The Gift Of Life
• Taking Care Of Yourself
• The Cost Of Graduate Medical Education
• The Growth Of Emergency Medicine Residencies: How Does New York State Compare To Other States
• The Use Of Recombinant Activated Factor VIIa For Acute Cerebral Hemorrhage And Hemorrhage In Trauma
• Ultrasound Guided Vascular Access