It is natural to reflect at the end of the year. I wanted to share this post as a way to thank all of my readers and contributors and to give a full accounting of how the site performed over the past year. Sharing this data will hopefully allow me to continue to improve the site and expand PEMBlog's educational reach in the service of my ongoing efforts to teach as many providers as possible about the care of ill and injured children.
This is the abbreviated, online version of the PEMPix presentation from the 2017 AAP National Conference and Exhibition in Chicago, IL. Instead of having 30 seconds to answer each question you can test yourself and pause the video on each question. Enjoy!
Quick hits from the second scientific abstract session at the Section on Emergency Medicine Program at the 2017 AAP National Conference and Exhibition.
Quick hits from the first scientific abstract session at the Section on Emergency Medicine Program at the 2017 AAP National Conference and Exhibition.
PEMBlog was born in August 2012. In the last 5 years it has grown beyond my wildest expectations thanks to you, the readers and contributors. Thank you!
Welcome to new physicians and physicians in new roles. July is a time of change. Remember what it is like to be the new kid n the block and show some kindness, and be patient. Most of all, love what you do.
PEMPix is an annual competition focused on medical images and videos held at the AAP National Conference and Exhibition. You submit the cases, and the audience tries to guess the correct diagnosis. This year it will be on September 16th in Chicago, IL. Submit your cases now!
Recently, President Donald Trump released his fiscal year 2018 budget proposal, which eliminated funding for the EMSC program. The American Academy of Pediatrics issued a statement opposing the overall budget proposal and today joined with several other organizations to speak out against the president's recommendation to defund EMSC. Read on for how you can help.
Every year I make an Anniversary video for my wife. And every year I post it online (the only non-educational post on PEMBlog). This year is no different. It's probably more embarrassing for me than "My Best Friend."
The Top 10 Pediatric Emergency Medicine papers is always one of the highlights of the AAP NCE Section on Emergency Medicine sessions.