Academic Emergency Medicine: Vol 3, No 10

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Academic Emergency Medicine: Volume 3, Issue 10

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Commentaries

ABEM and the Practice Track

Thoughts on Evaluating Pediatric Sexual Abuse Cases

Life or Death: Physician-assisted Suicide and Emergency Medicine

Scientific Advances

Injury in West Virginia: A Statewide Survey

Preliminary Reports

A New Model of Uncontrolled Hemorrhage That Allows Correlation of Blood Pressure and Hemorrhage

Effect of Permissive Hypotension in Continuous Uncontrolled Intra-abdominal Hemorrhage

Orthostatic Change in Shock Index: Comparison with Traditional Tilt Test Definitions

Emergency Physician Use of Ultrasonography in Blunt Abdominal Trauma

Education and Practice

Oregon Emergency Physicians' Experiences with, Attitudes toward, and Concerns about Physician-assisted Suicide

Splenic Rupture Manifesting Two Years after Diagnosis of Injury

Patient Refusal of Care in the Out-of-hospital Setting

Clinical Pearls

Recurrent Abdominal Pain

Special Contributions

Use of Practice Tracks in the Medical Specialties

Reflections

SHARPEN YOUR SAW

Special Contributions

Virtue in Emergency Medicine:

Evaluating Child Sexual Abuse in the Emergency Department: Clinical and Behavioral Indicators

Reflections

FOR JONATHAN (AT SEVEN MONTHS)

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Ethics in Emergency Medicine

Off The Shelf

Advance Directives: The Physician's Role (videotape)

The Golden Hour—The Handbook of Advanced Pediatric Life Support

Research Proposals: A Guide to Success

Letters to the Editor

Compensatory Hypoventilation in Severe Metabolic Alkalosis

Fellowship Training in Emergency Medicine for Primary Care Physicians

A Structured Approach to Developing a Community Organization Database

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