Addressing Sexism in Emergency Department Operations

“Even when there is a lack of difference in ability or competence as measured by in-service exam scores and milestone … More

Election day reminder: hospital boarding in the ED hurts our patients

Yesterday, the day before election day, the American College of Emergency Physicians sent a letter to President Biden ringing the … More

“Addressing structural determinants of health has been shown to improve the health and well-being of patients and entire communities; however, … More

My experience so far as an ED Administration, Operations, and Quality Fellow at the University of Colorado School of Medicine … More

It was such a humbling experience being invited to write a chapter for the upcoming book Taking Care of You: … More

Rational rationing does not occur in a vacuum. Vaccine mandates are far from new. State and local public school systems, … More

“No matter how mission-driven we are, we cannot effectively and sustainably address the social determinants of health without ensuring the … More

It has been a wonderful two years with EMRA serving as Chair-Elect and now Chair of the Social EM Committee. … More

An innovation I would like to see in my work capitalizes on existing community-based organizations and resources. Specifically, the innovation … More

I recently came across this incredible resource published by the AAMC Center for Health Justice. It provides valuable frameworks to … More