Editorial/Commentary
Editorial – Ten years old and still learning to walk – Jim Ducharme, MD
Éditorial – Dix ans et toujours en train d’apprendre à marcher – Jim Ducharme, MD
Original Research
EM Advances – Adherence to emergency department discharge prescriptions – Corinne M. Hohl, MD, MHSc;*†‡
EM Advances – The appropriateness of referrals to a pediatric emergency department via a telephone health line – Tawfik Al-Abdullah, MD;*
EM Advances – Individual emergency physician admission rates: predictably unpredictable – David Mutrie, MA, MD;*†
EM Advances – Acute myocardial infarction in patients with syncope – Daniel McDermott, MD;*
State of the Art
Review Article – Youth violence secondary prevention initiatives in emergency departments: a systematic review – Carolyn Snider, MD, MPH;*†
Knowledge Applied to Practice
Medical Mythology – Myth: glucagon is an effective first-line therapy for esophageal foreign body impaction – Sanjay Arora, MD
Images – Penetrating spinal cord injuries with retained canal fragments – David T. Williams, MD
Case Reports
Case Report – Treatment of severe accidental hypothermia with intermittent hemodialysis – Nabil Sultan, MD;*
Case Report – Acute postpartum pulmonary edema in a 23-year-old woman 5 days after cesarean delivery – Caitlin Dunne, MD;*
Humour and Humanity
Humour and Humanity – The medicine man – Michael J. Schull, MD, MSc
Residents’ Corner
Residents’ Corner – Fear and loathing in Ottawa: the Royal College Fellowship Examination – Andrew Campbell, MD
Letters
Letters – Safety first – sedate and shock – Andrew Healey, MD
Letters – The authors respond – Jason Mitchell, BSc
Letters – A sentinel event for Ontario hospitals – Jason Datema, MD
Letters – Advocate or abdicate: the responsible choice for today’s emergency medicine resident – Alan Drummond, MDCM
Erratum