Emergency Medicine Foundation

03/25/2026

EN: Meet Benjamin T. Hutchison, MD
Wake Forest University School of Medicine

Dr. Hutchison is the recipient of the EMF/EMRA Resident Research Grant ($9,999), supporting his project, “ACE of SPADES: Assessment of Chest Pain in Patients with Known Coronary Artery Disease in the Emergency Department.”
His work focuses on one of the most high-stakes decisions in emergency medicine: evaluating chest pain in patients we already know are at risk. Better tools. Sharper decisions. Stronger outcomes.
This is how emergency medicine keeps moving forward. 🔬⚡️

ES: Conoce a Benjamin T. Hutchison, MD, de Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Es beneficiario de la subvención de investigación para residentes EMF/EMRA ($9,999), que apoya su proyecto “ACE of SPADES,” enfocado en la evaluación del dolor torácico en pacientes con enfermedad coronaria conocida en el departamento de emergencias. Su trabajo busca mejorar la toma de decisiones en situaciones de alto riesgo para lograr mejores resultados para los pacientes. 🔬⚡️

03/25/2026

EN: Meet Benjamin T. Hutchison, MD
Wake Forest University School of Medicine

Dr. Hutchison is the recipient of the EMF/EMRA Resident Research Grant ($9,999), supporting his project, “ACE of SPADES: Assessment of Chest Pain in Patients with Known Coronary Artery Disease in the Emergency Department.” His work focuses on one of the most high-stakes decisions in emergency medicine: evaluating chest pain in patients we already know are at risk. Better tools. Sharper decisions. Stronger outcomes.

This is how emergency medicine keeps moving forward. 🔬⚡️

: Conoce a Benjamin T. Hutchison, MD, de Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Es beneficiario de la subvención de investigación para residentes EMF/EMRA ($9,999), que apoya su proyecto “ACE of SPADES,” enfocado en la evaluación del dolor torácico en pacientes con enfermedad coronaria conocida en el departamento de emergencias. Su trabajo busca mejorar la toma de decisiones en situaciones de alto riesgo para lograr mejores resultados para los pacientes.

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03/17/2026

EN: This St. Patrick’s Day,
may good fortune follow the physicians who stand on the front lines of emergency medicine. ☘️

ES: Este Día de San Patricio,
que la buena fortuna acompañe a los médicos que están en la primera línea de la medicina de emergencia. ☘️

03/17/2026

03/05/2026

EN: Turning Ideas into Impact:
Dr. Deborah A. Levine of Weill Cornell Medicine has been awarded a $100,000 EMF Pilot Research Grant to advance her project, “Salivary miRNA and Elevated Intracranial Pressure in Children with CSF Shunt Malfunction.” Her research explores how saliva-based biomarkers could help physicians more quickly identify dangerous increases in intracranial pressure in children with shunts, potentially transforming how these emergencies are detected and treated.
This is where the next breakthrough begins. 🔬✨

ES: Transformando Ideas en Impacto:
La Dra. Deborah A. Levine de Weill Cornell Medicine ha sido galardonada con una Subvención Piloto de Investigación de EMF de $100,000 para desarrollar su proyecto titulado “miRNA salivario y presión intracraneal elevada en niños con mal funcionamiento de derivación de LCR.” Su investigación explora cómo biomarcadores en la saliva podrían ayudar a los médicos a identificar con mayor rapidez aumentos peligrosos de la presión intracraneal en niños con derivaciones, lo que podría transformar la forma en que se detectan y tratan estas emergencias.
Aquí es donde comienza el próximo gran avance. 🔬✨

02/19/2026

That’s a wrap on the 2026 Grantee Workshop.

Inspired and genuinely in awe of the researchers who are shaping the future of emergency medicine.

These conversations reminded us why this work matters. Bold ideas. Thoughtful questions. Real solutions that will impact patients and physicians alike.

Grateful for each of our grantees and the work they are doing to move emergency care forward.

02/18/2026

Day 2: Consultancy Session

The real work happens in the room.

Today our grantees stepped into a candid, closed-door consultancy session — a space to unpack the real questions behind the research. Funding hurdles. Career pivots. Study design challenges. Work-life realities. The stuff that doesn’t always make it into the abstract.

The goal? Honest conversation. Practical guidance. Zero posturing.

When brilliant minds are given a safe, supportive environment to think out loud, breakthroughs follow.

Research moves faster when no one has to figure it out alone.

02/18/2026

Meet the Grantees 🔬✨

These physician-researchers are asking the bold questions that move emergency medicine forward , from bedside innovation to systems-level impact.

Their work is happening now. And it’s only possible because of supporters who believe the future of emergency care deserves investment.

Tap the link in our bio to explore their research topics and see what’s next.

02/14/2026

Because of your generosity, physician-led research becomes real solutions at the bedside.

Because of you, innovation moves faster.

Because of you, patients receive better care when seconds matter most.

Thank you for putting your heart into advancing emergency medicine.

02/02/2026

An update from 2025/26 Grantee Utsha Khatri, MD, MSHP at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.
Supported by a $100,000 Pilot Research Grant, her team is studying how starting buprenorphine in the emergency department changes long-term treatment engagement and reduces repeat ED visits for patients with opioid use disorder.

One visit. A different trajectory.