CJEM Volume 2 Issue 4

CJEM Volume 2 Issue 4

Editorial

Editorial – Eat what you kill – Grant Innes, MD

ED Administration

EM Advances

Controversies

Controversies – Critical care medicine as a subspecialty of emergency medicine – Patrick Melanson, MD, FRCPC

Resident Issues

Resident Issues – “The Future of Emergency Medicine” Inaugural address to the First Canadian EM Residents Workshop – Isser Dubinsky, MD

Resident Issues – First Canadian EM Residents Workshop: Overview – Jason R. Frank, MD

Resident Issues – Forum on Research and Scholarly Activity – Christopher J. Denny, MD

Resident Issues – CAEP Residents’ Section: Where Do We Go From Here? – Shawn Mawhinney, MD

Rural and Small Urban Issues

Rural and Small Urban Issues – Ruralizing the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale – James M. Thompson, MD;*

Diagnostic Challenge

Diagnostic Challenge – Chest pain. Chest pain. Goin’ around my brain – Joe Finkler, MD

Diagnostic Challenge – Chest pain. Chest pain. Goin’ around my brain ANSWER – Joe Finkler, MD

International EM

International EM – Emergency medical services in Singapore – Fatimah Lateef, MB BS, FRCS (A&E)(Edin);*

Humour and Humanity

Humour and Humanity – Phallucies of trauma care (or, Getting shafted on night shift) – Allan Huber, MD

Humour and Humanity – I am a Canadian Doctor – Benjamin Barankin

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