Vernakalant versus procainamide for rapid cardioversion of patients with acute atrial fibrillation (RAFF4): randomised clinical trial https://t.co/omn6GRBZmP @emergmedottawa @EddyLang1 @PaulAtkinsonEM @CAEP_Docs @MHJudyMorris @hrosenberg33 @TChanMD

🎉 Congratulations to the 2025 CAEP Annual & Research Award Recipients! CAEP’s Annual Awards recognize excellence in specific areas within emergency medicine, including advocacy, education, research, and professional practice. Meet the winners ➡️ https://t.co/ov8W8kbkxb

🚨 New Section Alert 🚨 We’re excited to announce the launch of a dedicated section on “Advances in Emergency Pediatric Care” in CJEM! 🧒👩‍⚕️ From the front-lines of the ED to global innovation, this collection spotlights high-quality pediatric emergency research and invites

https://t.co/wsHoiRsl7q Now available with free access by request... Can emergency medicine be saved? The team, the people? What can be done to keep us well in our work? @PaulAtkinsonEM @EddyLang1 @EMO_Daddy @hrosenberg33 @CAEP_Docs @CMA_Docs #SavingEmergencyMedicine

🚨 New Issue Alert: #CJEM Vol. 27, Issue 9 🎉 🔍 Featuring 17 articles covering a wide scope — from “CAEP Acute Heart Failure Best Practices” to health equity, mobile health, Indigenous care, and more. 🔗 https://t.co/5m9msoSqOL Highlights include #OpenAccess: • CAEP’s

No room at the inn: pediatric psychiatric patients wait far longer for inpatient beds than their non-psychiatric counterparts; evidence of structural stigma by Cassandra Chisholm 📑 Psychiatric pediatric patients board 2.6 x longer and wait 12 hrs longer if admitted to

🚨 “CAEP Acute Heart Failure Best Practices Checklist” by Ian G. Stiell et al. – a timely, practical checklist to guide ED teams in the care of acute heart failure. 🔗 Read it #openaccess: https://t.co/4p642uzok3 #EmergencyMedicine #HeartFailure #CAEP #CJEM

🚨#JustTheFacts: assessment and management of trauma patients with ankylosing spondylitis🚨 Trauma in patients with AS poses unique challenges: 🔹 Fragile “bamboo spine” → high fracture risk, even with minor trauma 🔹 Avoid neutral immobilization, support their natural curvature

Validating the falls decision rule: optimizing head CT use in older adults with ground-level falls A prospective study of 800 patients (median age 78 y, 60 % female) found: Clinically important intracranial bleeding in 6.1 % of cases The Falls Decision Rule had 97.9-98.0 %

🚨 New #JustTheFacts by Nicholas Prudhomme: Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome is a rare but potentially life-threatening complication of IVF. 🩺 Recognize risk factors 📊 Differentiate mild to critical disease 💉 Supportive care vs. admission & anticoagulation

📢 New in CJEM Vol 27, Issue 8 – Sedation safety & responsibility – ED cardiac ultrasound quality – Trauma care & MHP standardization, OHSS – Simulation in CBME - PE testing – Ketamine for severe agitation …and more. Read the full issue: https://t.co/ZLGcI8XLdB #CJEM

🗒️Efficacy of nebulized glucocorticoids for acute pharyngitis in an emergency department outpatient population: a multicenter, double-blind, randomized clinical trial by Al Yaqdhan Al Atbi https://t.co/HKueWeaFO3 ⭐️Despite a statistically significant earlier onset of pain

Just the facts: considerations and management of fever in the returning traveler by John Lam et al. https://t.co/kCXLm2mIoi How is it defined? What travel history do you need? What is the ED workup and management? with visual abstract by @samwilson_95 #CJEM #Fever

CJEM July '25 Issue! JTF: Pustular Psoriasis & Fever in returning Traveller A scoring tool for ED note quality Efficacy of nebulized glucocorticoids for acute pharyngitis Discussions about goals of care in the ED Treating intractable pain with the erector spinae plane block And

EMOttawa Pub Just the Facts: Opioid-induced neurotoxicity and delirium in the ED @CJEMonline Highlighted Authors: Dr. Lisa Fischer https://t.co/eBpz8wsNtB Learn to: recognize opioid induced neurotoxicity, be aware of the clinical findings and how to start treatment in the ED

The 6th edition of the Ottawa Handbook of Emergency Medicine is HERE! A shift-friendly resource for junior learners in the ED. Check it out: https://t.co/SZTRLvCbs9 Help us improve by filling out our quick survey: https://t.co/VgiSl1NhdA

Just the facts: diagnosis and management of heat stroke by Steve Sanders et al. 🥵 How do you recognize heat stroke? 🏥 What is the management in the field and ED? ❄️ What are the best cooling modalities? Answers to these questions and more: https://t.co/kYJVEDZZS2 #HeatStroke

🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day from CJEM! Today we celebrate the people, research, and frontline care that make Canadian emergency medicine world-class. Explore the latest in ➡️ https://t.co/6P8Pdl8Pqd #CanadaDay #CJEM #EmergencyMedicine

Check out editorial by Adam Cheng https://t.co/u2VncKSOV0 and article by @garrick_mok https://t.co/LzW1cqxMJV on CPR Quality Data in June issue @CJEMonline Both are free access!

📣 Hot off the press: June Issue of CJEM https://t.co/I2400zb5ee • Just the Facts: Heat Stroke, Opioid Neurotoxicity & Delirium • Improving the delivery of care to patients receiving involuntary orders • CPR Quality data collection @garrick_mok • Improving patient care