Courses

Course Credit: 2 hours Procedural Sedation – Course Contributors Role Team Member Background Authors Zlatan Coralic, PharmD, BCPS@ZEDPharm Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, Assistant Clinical Professor, University of California San Francisco PharmD Reviewer Adam Spaulding, PharmD, BCPS@PharmERAtom Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, Boston Medical Center Physician Reviewer Michael Winters, MD, FAAEM, FACEP@critcareguys Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Internal

Course Credit: 1 hour This is the second of a two-part course focused on the pharmacology of the emergency airway. In this section, we will be discussing common induction and paralytic agents, post-intubation sedation, and pre-medications sometimes used for rapid sequence induction. Similar to part one of this section, we will be experimenting with a

Course Credit: 1 hour This is the first part of a two-part course that will focus on the pharmacology of the emergency airway. You will find HD videos throughout the module providing further educational content. Some of the quizzes are also accompanied by video cases followed by a question based on the case you just

Course Credit: 1 hour The contents of the traditional “vasopressors and inotropes” pharmacology textbook consist of a brief discussion about mechanisms of action, a bit of pharmacokinetics, some structures sprinkled in for confusion, and a table with +++s or —s denoting receptor affinities. While this information can be useful, it is critical to recognize that

Course Credit: 1 hour Role Name Affiliation Author Jill Logan, PharmD, BCPS@EMPharm Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, University of Maryland Medical Center Author Adam Spaulding, PharmD, BCPS@PharmERAtom Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, Boston Medical Center Reviewer Craig Cocchio, PharmD, BCPS@iEMPharmD Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, Trinity Mother Frances Hospital Reviewer Michael Winters, MD, FAAEM, FACEP@critcareguys Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and