Pack your carry-on with EMRA's essential guide for clinicians in resource-limited settings! Designed to prepare providers for the challenges they will face abroad, this "know before you go" handbook covers everything from ethics to immunizations to passports. International Emergency Medicine will enrich your travel experience and help optimize the care of your patients.

International Emergency Medicine

Medical Books

Joseph Becker

Erika Schroeder

Bhakti Hansoti

Medicine

Emergency Medicine Residents' Association

This updated edition is intended to alert the emergency physician to issues central to entering into an employment or independent contractor agreement to provide medical services on behalf of a hospital or group. What you don't know can really hurt you! EMRA Members recieve a discount on this and all other EMRA publications. To learn more, visit www.emra.org.

Contract Issues for Emergency Physicians

The 2nd edition of the popular handbook provides a framework for understanding the many complex issues concerning emergency medicine careers. Topics covered include career possibilities, CVs, interview tips, negotiations, benefits and more. EMRA members recieve a discount on this and all other EMRA publications. To learn more, please visit www.emra.org.

Career Planning Guide for Emergency Medicine

Gus M. Garmel MD FACEP FAAEM

Out for the first time in EMRA publication history! The pediatric version of top clinical problems features the same design and format as its cousin. It's a must-have pocket reference and teaching tool for all EM physicians, especially during pediatric rotations.

EMRA Emergency Medicine's Top Pediatric Clinical Problems

Dale Woolridge, MD, PhD, FACEP, FAAEM, FAAP

This indispensable tri-fold clinical card serves as an adjunct to EMRA’s popular 2013 PressorDex, a guide for vasoactive drugs, infusions, and other medications needed to treat the critically ill patient. This color-coded pocket reference includes pertinent sections on anticonvulsants, antidotes, antiplatelets/anticoagulants, thrombolytics, inotropes, pressors, antihypertensives, sedation, analgesia, and much more.

PressorDex Adult Infusion Card

MD Sneha Shah

Danya Khoujah

This expanded 3rd edition of EMRA's Emergency Medicine Advocacy Handbook tells you everything you need to know about navigating the increasingly complex administrative, political, and bureaucratic waters that surround patient care. Not just for the politically-minded, this resource is useful for the student, resident, physician, health care worker, patient or concerned citizen interested in understanding the important issues affecting all aspects of emergency care.

Emergency Medicine Advocacy Handbook

The Basics of Emergency Medicine, A Chief Complaint Guide

This indispensable pediatric edition of EMRA's Top Clinical Problems is a must-have pocket reference and teaching tool for all emergency physicians who treat children. Each chapter is packed with critical concepts, disease-specific treatments, pertinent background information, differential diagnoses, and review questions. From treating the febrile child to sport-specific injuries - you'll be prepared to handle the most common pediatric complaints in the ED. Ideal for interns, medical students, physician assistants, nurse practitioners - and anyone caring for young patients in the emergency medicine environment.

Pediatric ECG Card

Ashley Strobel, MD

Baby delivery? Septic newborn? This new addition to EMRA's pediatric reference library gives you the tools your need to confidently handle these less-than-comfortable situations in the emergency department. This practical two-sided pocket card includes initial vent settings, antibiotic and pressor dosages, neonatal airway pearls, a neonatal resuscitation algorithm, and more.

Neonatal Pocket Card

Allison Peasley Gauthier, MD

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