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Three new residencies approved last week in New Jersey, ft worth and northern georgia regional
Emergency Medicine Residencies Actively Harming Our Specialty
This specialty is starting to border on scam.
We are truly becoming the Caribbean of residencies.
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What specialty? Test, pills, and bill someone else?
The ER has turned into a failed experiment in socialism. The vast, vast majority are of some sort of government payment plan (IHS, Medicaid, Medicare, Tricare) and they use the ER for all sorts of nonsense. It's a rare patient (10%? 20%?) that requires any active role to improve their outcome.
PAs generally have a decent enough fund of knowledge to stumble through bread and butter cases. NPs these days often can't tell pneumonia from CHF 🙁
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Quoted for truth. Especially the second part.
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Every infiltrate needs an antibiotic
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First establishment of a new table-rotated-type hybrid emergency room system - Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine
The hybrid emergency room (hybrid ER) system was first established in 2011 in Japan. It is defined as an integrated system including an ER, emergency computed tomography (CT) and interventional radiology (IVR) rooms, and operating rooms. Severe trauma patients can undergo emergency CT...sjtrem.biomedcentral.com
They must get actual emergencies there!
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Seriously. I treat every infiltrate the same—vosyn, Lasix and a 30 cc/kg bolus. Plus a CTPA if covid+
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EM is no alone. HCA is running all hospital based specialties + Optho + Derm + Primary care. I would not be surprised if more hospital systems start their own programs. We could essentially have the majority of residencies run by hospitals/VC groups on the future.
Bayhealth’s residency program plans to expand - adding General Surgery and Emergency Medicine residency programs in the coming years.
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Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) has received initial accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for its Emergency Medicine residency program.
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Future programs in the planning stages include psychiatry, emergency medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation.
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Bayhealth residency program seeks to address doctor shortage
Bayhealth recently announced new medical residency program’s inaugural class.The program’s goal is to add more physicians in Southern and Central…
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Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) has received initial accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for its Emergency Medicine residency program.
NGMC announced accreditation for emergency medicine residency
Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) has received initial accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for its Emergency Medicine residency program.
What’s next for residency programs at Northeast Georgia Medical Center
In 2019, Northeast Georgia Medical Center started out with two residencies — general surgery and internal medical — to get its Graduate Medical Education program off the ground.
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Future programs in the planning stages include psychiatry, emergency medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation.
Hospital’s first physician residency program to start July 1
A new era dawned at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth on March 19 as the facility participated in the Match Day for the first time in its 91-yea
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You forgot the duonebs and steroids.
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All residencies are screwedBayhealth’s residency program plans to expand - adding General Surgery and Emergency Medicine residency programs in the coming years.
Bayhealth residency program seeks to address doctor shortage
Bayhealth recently announced new medical residency program’s inaugural class.The program’s goal is to add more physicians in Southern and Central…
Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) has received initial accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for its Emergency Medicine residency program.
NGMC announced accreditation for emergency medicine residency
Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) has received initial accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) for its Emergency Medicine residency program.What’s next for residency programs at Northeast Georgia Medical Center
In 2019, Northeast Georgia Medical Center started out with two residencies — general surgery and internal medical — to get its Graduate Medical Education program off the ground.
Future programs in the planning stages include psychiatry, emergency medicine and physical medicine and rehabilitation.
Hospital’s first physician residency program to start July 1
A new era dawned at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth on March 19 as the facility participated in the Match Day for the first time in its 91-yea
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I really do not blame any hospital system opening up residencies. Its all an economics game and if you can get cheap/free labor x 3-7 years then why not.
If the ACGME/RRC allows it, these hospitals would be stupid not to open them.
If I had a company making widgets and the city was paying for a free intern program to put in the widgets, then I would be dumb to not take low cost/free labor. My widgets may not be done as well/fast but the consumer won't care.
If the ACGME/RRC allows it, these hospitals would be stupid not to open them.
If I had a company making widgets and the city was paying for a free intern program to put in the widgets, then I would be dumb to not take low cost/free labor. My widgets may not be done as well/fast but the consumer won't care.
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Isn't this the same as anti-trust? Just reversed.
Flooding the market to control salaries.
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You'd have to prove that all the different players are opening programs for that reason and working together to do so.
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Regulators only care if your salary goes up. If it makes the price of your labor cheaper then they couldn't care less.
