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Emergency Medicine Reviews and Perspectives (EM:RAP) was founded in September of 2001 with a simple mission: provide the best medical education to emergency medicine practitioners everywhere. For more than twenty years, EM:RAP has passionately pursued this goal. In doing so, we have become the most listened to audio program in emergency medicine, with more listeners than the total number of emergency physicians in the United States. Today, EM:RAP continues to expand its mission through emergency medicine and beyond with a culture of continuous innovation. We’ve developed educational products that have re-defined standards for medical education, and we continue to challenge ourselves by developing new technologies, employing expertise from fields beyond medicine, and re-imagining what makes learning powerful. EM:RAP’s commitment to medical education also extends beyond national borders. To date, clinicians from over 160 countries have relied on EM:RAP for cutting-edge, mission critical education. Our products have made a difference in patients’ lives amidst public health crises, active warzones, and resource limited settings. While access to expert emergency medical care is expected in high resource nations, in many lower resource communities emergency medicine is still in its infancy. Through our nonprofit, EM:RAP Global Outreach, we are connecting a global community of scholarship that provides outreach and education where high-quality emergency care is needed most. We are a team of doctors, educators, designers, videographers, audio engineers, and artists, dedicated to improving healthcare by transforming medical education. More importantly, we are people who believe everyone deserves access to the highest level of medical care. We believe that great education makes great clinicians, and great clinicians take great care of patients.

It’s World Diabetes Day — and diabetes shows up everywhere in the ED.💡 Question for you: Which diabetes scenario keeps y...
11/14/2025

It’s World Diabetes Day — and diabetes shows up everywhere in the ED.
💡 Question for you: Which diabetes scenario keeps you on your toes in the ED?
A patient crashes in the ED with low blood sugar… another comes in with DKA.
Do you ever wish there was a quick way to brush up on diabetes emergencies between shifts?
Jan Shoenberger has curated a short audio playlist ONLY in the app with expert insights, tips, and practical pearls for ED clinicians — perfect for listening on the go.

11/14/2025

If kratom isn’t on your radar yet, it will be. Whether it’s toxicity, withdrawal, or just a curious patient question, CorePendium has everything you need to handle it confidently. Dive into the deep-dive section for epidemiology, mechanism of action, and clinical pearls you can actually use on shift.

11/14/2025

When you see a wide complex tachycardia on the monitor, what’s your next move? Chris breaks down the golden rule from Dr. Amal Mattu — and why your first assumption should always be VTAC until proven otherwise.

It’s World Pneumonia Day, and we’re turning up the volume on awareness.Press play ➡️ ONLY in the app and join the global...
11/12/2025

It’s World Pneumonia Day, and we’re turning up the volume on awareness.
Press play ➡️ ONLY in the app and join the global convo this !
These quick audio stories bring you straight to the heart of the issue. From myths and facts to tips that save lives, each segment gets you closer to understanding how we can fight pneumonia together.

11/12/2025

Visualize and rehearse tube thoracostomy step-by-step, from prep to successful drainage — be calm, confident, ready. Listen now.

11/12/2025

Are you treating those in-department seizures with sedation immediately? Comment below!

Scott and Swami want to know. This week the mailbag is overflowing with all things status epilepticus. Can you wait to treat? Is the seizure going to self-terminate? Do you have time to get a finger stick and see what is really going on? So many questions and of course, we have the answers you need.

As always, CorePendium has more resources for you to dive into: https://www.emrap.org/corependium/chapter/recLTpXKGatE7jq2r/Adult-Seizures .vc8rookoc4vl

Fresh updates just dropped on CorePendium! 💥Explore the newest and most recently refreshed chapters—anytime, anywhere—wi...
11/11/2025

Fresh updates just dropped on CorePendium! 💥
Explore the newest and most recently refreshed chapters—anytime, anywhere—with the CorePendium app, free for all EM:RAP subscribers.

11/10/2025

How many intubations did you complete before you considered yourself competent in tracheal intubation? 35? 350? Comment below.
We all know practice makes perfect, but how much practice is needed to attain a high level of competency? Providing the best care to our patients should be the goal, and understanding how to get there is an important aspect of clinical education.
Jenny Beck-Esmay and Matthew DeLaney are hosting EMA this month, so show then some love! This one of two free chapters this month on EMA.

Association between operator experience and procedural outcomes of tracheal intubation in the emergency department and ICU Clark AT, Brown W, Ward MJ, et al. Ann Emerg Med. August 2025. doi:10.1016/j.annemergmed.2025.07.008.

11/10/2025

Is your management of “vomiting and nausea in pregnancy” toolbox overflowing? Or could you use a few new tips to share with your patients? Jess and Sean discuss all things emesis on this week's EM:RAP. The PUQE 24 score, some OTC options, insights into the acute ED standbys, and more are splashing about as they wade into the muck and come out the other side smelling like a rose!
You always have the info you need when you are part of the EMRAP community. Our CorePendium chapter on this topic is ready for you when your patients need you most: "Nausea, Vomiting and Hyperemesis in Pregnancy"

11/06/2025

They may look interchangeable, but HFNC and BiPAP treat different problems. Swami explains how understanding oxygenation vs. ventilation changes your next airway decision.

11/05/2025

🪳 It’s not every day you see this in the ED…
Here’s what to do when a patient comes in with a live cockroach in their ear.

11/05/2025

What is your cardiac POCUS skill level? This imaging can be so helpful in a variety of settings when resources are limited. Listen in as Vanessa and Neil Krulewitz get focused on POCUS. They tackle two cases this week that ultrasound was crucial in the DX and ultimate dispo.

We know you’ll take away a lot of clinical knowledge if you tune into the full segment and that’s why you are here and listening to the EM:RAP show each week.

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