Upcoming events.
Week 4 - 7/23/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Vascular
Week 4 - 7/23/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Vascular
Lectures:
(1) Resident Lecture Series: Aortic Dissection (7a - 7:30a) - Dr. Couchois
(2) Appendicitis & Diverticulitis (7:30a - 8:30a) - Dr. Loe
(3) Approach to Tachydysrhythmia (8:30a - 9:30a) - Dr. Loe
(4) Resident Lecture Series: Bifascicular Blocks (9:30a - 10a) - Dr. Rai
(5) Approach to Bradydsyrthmia (10a - 11a) - Dr. Loe
(6) Simulation Lab (11a - 12p) PGY2’s ONLY - Dr. Burt
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 25-28
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Saherwala AA, Stutzman SE, Osman M, et al. Correlation of Noninvasive Blood Pressure and Invasive Intra-arterial Blood Pressure in Patients Treated with Vasoactive Medications in a Neurocritical Care Unit. Neurocrit Care. 2018;28(3):265-272. doi:10.1007/s12028-018-0521-0
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 3 - 7/16/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Cardiology III
Week 3 - 7/16/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Cardiology III
Lectures:
(1) Resident Lecture Series: Pacemaker (7a - 7:30a) - Dr. Sisliyan
(2) Atrial Fibrillation (7:30a - 8:30a) - Dr. Mackintosh
(3) Approach to Syncope (8:30a - 9:30a) - Dr. Despujos
(4) Resident Lecture Series: Endocarditis (9:30a - 10a) - Dr. Devitt
(5) Acute Myopericardial Syndromes (10a - 11a) - Dr. Despujos
(6) Simulation Lab (11a - 12p) - Dr. Mackintosh
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 5, 19, 24
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Stiell IG, Sivilotti MLA, Taljaard M, et al. Electrical versus pharmacological cardioversion for emergency department patients with acute atrial fibrillation (RAFF2): a partial factorial randomised trial. Lancet. 2020;395(10221):339-349. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(19)32994-0
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 2 - 7/9/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Cardiology II
Week 2 - 7/9/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Cardiology II
Lectures:
(1) Resident Lecture Series: Heart Failure (7a - 8a) - Dr. TBD
(2) POCUS Workshop: Basic Echo (8a - 9a) - Dr. Patel/Haycock
(3) Heart Failure (9a - 10a) - Dr. Haycock
(4) Resident Round Robin Lecture Series: Cardiology (10a - 11a) - Dr. Curtin
(5) Resident Round Robin Lecture Series: Cardiology (11a - 12p) - Dr. Sisliyan
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 2, 23
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Althunayyan SM. Shock Index as a Predictor of Post-Intubation Hypotension and Cardiac Arrest; A Review of the Current Evidence. Bull Emerg Trauma. 2019;7(1):21-27. doi:10.29252/beat-070103.
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 1 - 7/2/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Cardiology I
Week 1 - 7/2/26: Academic Quarter 1, Unit — Cardiology I
Lectures:
(1) Resident Lecture Series: Approach to Chest Pain (7a - 7:30a) - Dr. Lee
(2) Pulmonary Embolism (7:30a - 8:30a) - Dr. Burt
(3) Approach to Dyspnea and Respiratory Distress (8:30a - 9:30a) - Dr. Mackintosh (Remote)
(4) Resident Lecture Series: Acute Coronary Syndrome (9:30a - 10a) - Dr. Zakery
(5) Procedure Workshop (10a - 11a) - Dr. Burt (w/ guest appearance from Ben Juarez, PA-C)
(6) Procedure Workshop (11a - 12p) - Dr. Burt
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 17, 18, 20
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Konstantin Piliuk, Sven Tomforde. Artificial intelligence in emergency medicine. A systematic literature review, International Journal of Medical Informatics, Volume 180, 2023, 105274, ISSN 1386-5056
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 40 - 5/28/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Hematology & Oncology II
Week 40 - 5/28/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Hematology & Oncology II
Lectures:
(1) Trauma Surgery Joint Conference (7a - 8a) - Dr. Yala
(2) Neutropenic Fever (8a - 9a) - Dr. Chen
(3) Blast Crisis (9a - 10a) - Dr. Chen
(4) Hemophilia & Sickle Cell Disease (10a - 11a) - Dr. Randall
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
DISASTER DRILL 9a -11a
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 133-139
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Adams BD, Baker R, Lopez JA, Spencer S. Myeloproliferative disorders and the hyperviscosity syndrome. Emerg Med Clin North Am. 2009;27(3):459-476. doi:10.1016/j.emc.2009.04.001
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 39 - 5/21/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Environmental II & Hematology & Oncology I
Week 39 - 5/21/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Environmental II & Hematology & Oncology I
Lectures:
(1) Lightning & Electrical Injuries (7a - 8a) - Dr. Hu
(2) Angioedema (8a - 9a) - Dr. Hu
(3) BoardED AI (9a - 10a) - Dr. Friedman
(4) ACEI Angioedema (10a - 12p) - Dr. Delilah (Pharm Resident)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 6, 120, 126
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Managing Angioedema
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Suture and Ultrasound Workshop
Our combined Suturing and Ultrasound Workshop offers a hands-on, high-yield experience designed to build practical skills essential for all emergency departments. Participants will develop and hone core suturing techniques while also gaining experience with point-of-care ultrasound.
Journal Club (Copy)
Come for an evening of laughter, food, community, and learning! Our quarterly journal club with Chic Fil-A. RSVP on the slack channel. Med students are always welcome to attend!
Week 38 - 5/7/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders I
Week 38 - 5/7/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Endocrine & Metabolic I
Lectures:
(1) POCUS Workshop: TBD (7a - 8a) - Dr. Patel
(2) Primary Hypo-/Hyper-thermia (8a - 9a) - Dr. Loe
(3) Thyroid Storm / Hyperthyroidism (9a - 10a) - Dr. Nesper
(4) Altitude Related Injuries (10a - 11a) - Dr. Hu
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 118-119, 122-123, 129-132
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Thyroid Emergencies: A Narrative Review
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 37 - 4/30/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders I
Week 37 - 4/30/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Endocrine & Metabolic I
Lectures:
(1) Hypo-/Hyper-kalemia (7a - 8a) - Dr. Loe
(2) HHS / DKA (8a - 9a) - Dr. Mackintosh
(3) Acid-Base Disorders (9a - 10a) - Dr. Haycock
(4) Hypo-/Hyper-natremia (10a - 11a) - Dr. Mackintosh
(5) All Resident MANDATORY (11a - 12p) - Dr. Minahan
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 4, 129-132
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Capnography in diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) diagnosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
SonoWAR
Join us at Joshua Tree National Park for SonoWAR, a unique event merging ultrasound and wilderness medicine. This half-day relay race (on the 4/15) provides a hands-on learning experience for emergency medicine residents, bringing together practical skills and a spirit of competition. Come down the night before 4/14 for a camping adventure in Joshua Tree!
Week 34 - 4/9/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Obstetrics
Week 34 - 4/9/26: Academic Quarter 4, Unit — Obstetrics
Lectures:
(1) Maternal Resuscitation & Physiologic Changes During Pregnancy (7a - 8a) - Dr. Hu
(2) Approach to Scrotal Pain & Testicular Torsion (8a - 9a) - Dr. Hu
(3) Pediatric Codes (9a - 10a) - Dr. Silva
(4) Approach to Throat Pain/RPA/PTA/Ludwigs/Epiglotitis (10a - 11a) - Dr. Curtin
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 58-65
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: A systematic review of training in acute obstetric emergencies
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 33 - 4/2/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Renal & Genitourinary II
Week 33 - 4/2/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Renal & Genitourinary II
Lectures:
(1) Approach to Urinary Retention (7a - 8a) - Dr. Randall (historically runs short)
(2) Dialysis Related Emergencies (8a - 8:30a) - Dr. Gau
(3) AKI (8:30a - 9a) - Dr. Gau
(4) Dedicated Wellness Activity (9a - 12p) - Dr. Gau
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 50-57
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Incidence and risk factors of contrastassociated acute kidney injury in patients hospitalised after contrast-enhanced computed tomography in the emergency department
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 32 - 3/26/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Renal & Genitourinary I
Week 32 - 3/26/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Renal & Genitourinary I
Lectures:
(1) Male STI/Urethritis (7a - 8a) - Dr. Loe
(2) Phimosis/Paraphimosis (8a - 9a) - Dr. Patel
(3) POCUS Workshop: Renal / OBGYN (9a - 10a) - Dr. Patel
(4) Simple & Complicated Cystitis/Pyelonephritis (10a - 10:30a) - Dr. Chen
(4.5) Renal Stone Disease (10:30a - 11a) - Dr. Chen
(5) 2026 Music Festival Orientation (11a - 12p) - Dr. Pachon
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 50-57
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Recurrent Uncomplicated UTI in Women: AUA/CUA/SUFU Guideline 2025 - American Urological Association
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 31 - 3/19/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Orthopedics II
Week 31 - 3/19/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Orthopedics II
Lectures:
(1) Non-septic Arthridities / Septic Arthridities (7a - 8a) - Dr. Despujos
(2) Flexor Tendosynovitis (8a - 9a) - Dr. Despujos
(3) Lacerations and Wound Management in the ED (9a - 10a) - Dr. Gau
(4) Anticholinergics (10a - 11a) - Dr. Gau
(5) Beta & CCB Toxicity & Poisoning (11a - 11:30a) - Dr. Devitt
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 9-16, 101, 182
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article: Acute Traumatic Wounds: Evaluation, Cleansing, and Repair in the ED
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
SAEM Western Regional Meeting
The 2026 SAEM Western Regional Meeting will be held March 13-14, 2026, at Eisenhower Health in Rancho Mirage, California. This meeting is a great opportunity for emergency medicine (EM) faculty, fellows, residents, and medical students to present research, educational innovations, and case reports; engage in interactive workshops and simulation sessions; and connect with peers and academic leaders from across the Western region.
This year's theme, "Innovations in Teaching," will feature plenary sessions led by regional residency programs showcasing creative and effective educational strategies.
Landmark Middle School Education
Come volunteer at Landmark Middle School! Teaching kids an elementary medical school curriculum put on as a joint between LLU/RUHS pediatrics and RUHS EM. Contact Dr. Loe for more details.
Week 30 - 3/5/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Toxicology I
Week 30 - 3/5/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Toxicology I
Lectures:
(1) Approach to the Undifferentiated Poisoned Patient (7a - 8a) - Dr. Despujos
(2) Ethanol Withdrawal, Intoxication, Toxicity, and Poisoning (8a - 9a) - Dr. Despujos
(3) Focal Seizure (9a - 10a) - Dr. J Patel
(4) Toxicology in the ED (10a - 11a) - Dr. Russell
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 100-117
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
Aki, Ehab, et al. “Poisoning- New Insights.” Toxicology in Emergency Medicine Ehab Aki, Galal Alessai, Waleed Awad, S.n., S.l., 2025.
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
In-Service Training Exam
ITE (In-Service Training Examination) is a 2-day examination series (250 total questions) designed to assess emergency medicine residents foundational knowledge base in comparison to their year-matched training levels. This is a 1-day exam, however due to class size, there is an anticipated split among 2 days. Residents, you are excused from all rotation obligations during those effective dates. Timing to return to service will be announced thereafter.
Healthcare Innovation & Technology Symposium
HITS brings together healthcare professionals, innovators, researchers, and technology leaders to explore new solutions that improve patient care. HITS provides high-quality education to enhance healthcare delivery, helps professionals develop and refine clinical skills, and promotes collaboration to tackle evolving healthcare challenges
Interested speakers/researchers welcome!
Visit the official website here for more details.
Week 28 - 2/12/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Orthopedics I
Week 28 - 2/12/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Orthopedics I
Lectures:
(1) Rhabdomyolysis (7a - 7:30a) - Dr. Alsouqi
(2) Septic Arthritis (7:30a - 8a) - Dr. Zakery
(3) Major Burn Management (8a - 9a) - Dr. Burt
(4) DEM (9:30a - 10a)
(5) DEM (10a - 11a)
(6) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 51, 82, 180
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
Amanda P Bettencourt, Kathleen S Romanowski, Victor Joe, James Jeng, Jeffrey E Carter, Robert Cartotto, Christopher K Craig, Renata Fabia, Gary A Vercruysse, William L Hickerson, Yuk Liu, Colleen M Ryan, John T Schulz, Updating the Burn Center Referral Criteria: Results From the 2018 eDelphi Consensus Study, Journal of Burn Care & Research, Volume 41, Issue 5, September/October 2020, Pages 1052–1062.
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Landmark Middle School Education
Come volunteer at Landmark Middle School! Teaching kids an elementary medical school curriculum put on as a joint between LLU/RUHS pediatrics and RUHS EM. Contact Dr. Loe for more details.
Week 27 - 2/5/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Neurology III
Week 27 - 2/5/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Neurology III
Lectures:
(1) POCUS Workshop: Orthopedic Eval and Joint Aspiration (7a - 8a) - Dr. Patel
(2) Approach to Back Pain & Non traumatic Back Disorders (8a - 9a) - Dr. Loe
(3) Approach to Orthopedic Radiology: Upper Extremity (9a - 10a) - Dr. Hu
(4) Approach to Orthopedic Radiology: Lower Extremity (10a - 11a) - Dr. Hu
(5) Pharmacist Lecture: Infectious Disease (11a - 12p) - Dr. Mia Choi
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 176-182
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
Usual Care for Low Back Pain at United States Emergency Departments, 2016-2022 Fellner, Anuva et al. Annals of Emergency Medicine, Volume 86, Issue 6, 639 - 645
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 26 - 1/29/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Neurology II
Week 26 - 1/29/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Neurology II
Lectures:
(1) Adult Seizure (7a - 8a) - Dr. Minahan
(2) Pediatric Seizure (8a - 9a) - Dr. Minahan
(3) Vertigo & Dizziness (9a - 10a) - Dr. Nesper
(4-5) Procedure Workshop: TEE (10a - 12p) - Dr. Salaiz, Patel, Haycock
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 140-148
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
ACEP. “Ultrasound guidelines: Emergency, point-of-care, and clinical ultrasound guidelines in medicine.” Annals of Emergency Medicine, vol. 82, no. 3, Sept. 2023, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annemergmed.2023.06.005.
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 25 - 1/22/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Neurology I
Week 25 - 1/22/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Neurology I
Lectures:
(1) Q3 Check-in/Approach to Altered Mental Status (7a - 8a) - Dr. Labha
(2) Approach to Headache (8a - 9a) - Dr. Labha
(3) Approach to Generalized Weakness (9a - 10a) - Dr. Salaiz
(4) TIA & Acute Ischemic Stroke (10a - 11a) - Dr. Russell
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 140-148
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
Choi EY, Nieves GA, Jones DE. Acute Stroke Diagnosis. Am Fam Physician. 2022 Jun 1;105(6):616-624. PMID: 35704804.
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
PA Fellowship Graduation
Join us for a PA Fellowship Graduation Dinner as we celebrate Nate Chow’s incredible achievement! This special evening will honor Nate’s dedication, hard work, and growth throughout his fellowship journey. Enjoy great food, warm company, and a memorable celebration as we recognize this exciting milestone and toast to his bright future ahead. We hope you’ll join us for a night of congratulations and gratitude!
Week 24 - 1/15/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Dermatology I
Week 24 - 1/15/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Dermatology I
Lectures:
(1) Radiology Rounds (7a - 8a) - Dr. Konstantin Tchalukov
(2) Burns: Major, Minor, & Chemical Burns (8a - 9a) - Dr. Randall
(3) Approach to Serious Generalized Skin Disorders (9a - 10a) - Dr. Nesper
(4) Viral Infections and Exanthems (10a - 11a) - Dr. Despujos
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 154-155
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
Stewart BT, Hunter MA, Johnson L, Jason D, Arbabi S. Initial management of patients with burns and combined injuries for acute care surgeons: What you need to know. J Trauma Acute Care Surg. 2025 Jul 1;99(1):10-23. doi: 10.1097/TA.0000000000004559. Epub 2025 Mar 13. PMID: 40074715.
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Landmark Middle School Education
Come volunteer at Landmark Middle School! Teaching kids an elementary medical school curriculum put on as a joint between LLU/RUHS pediatrics and RUHS EM. Contact Dr. Loe for more details.
Week 23 - 1/8/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Pediatrics
Week 23 - 1/8/26: Academic Quarter 3, Unit — Pediatrics
Lectures:
(1) Pediatric GI Emergencies (7a - 8a) - Dr. Randall
(1.5) Pediatric Asthma/Bronchiolitis/Croup (8- 8:30a) - Dr. Blackley
(2) POCUS Workshop: New Ultrasound Training (8:30a - 9a) - Kathleen Keck
(3) DEM (9a - 10a)
(4) DEM (10a - 11a)
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 66-78
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
Sanchez-Pinto LN, Bennett TD, DeWitt PE, et al. Development and Validation of the Phoenix Criteria for Pediatric Sepsis and Septic Shock. JAMA. 2024;331(8):675–686. doi:10.1001/jama.2024.0196
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.
Week 22 - 12/18/25: Academic Quarter 2, Unit — HEENT II
Week 22 - 12/18/25: Academic Quarter 2, Unit — HEENT II
Lectures:
(1) Acute Otitis Media & Mastoiditis (7a - 7:30a) - Dr. Burt
(1.5) Otitis Externa/Malignant Otitis Externa/Ear Foreign Bodies (7:30a - 8:30a) - Dr. Burt
(2) Approach to Throat Pain/RPA/PTA/Ludwigs/Epiglotitis (8:30a - 9:30a) - Dr. Burt
(3) Epistaxis (9:30a - 11:00a) - Dr. Burt
(5) Asynchronous Learning (11a - 12p)
Corresponding Tintinalli Chapters: 150, 153
Corresponding Weekly Science Literature Review Article:
Bridwell RE, Koyfman A, Long B. High risk and low prevalence diseases: Adult epiglottitis. Am J Emerg Med. 2022 Jul;57:14-20. doi: 10.1016/j.ajem.2022.04.018. Epub 2022 Apr 20. PMID: 35489220.
Reminders: Lecture attendance is mandatory each week and is only excused by Dr. Minahan directly. Attendance is tracked independent of resident sign-in and is frequently audited. Assigned chapter reading and journal articles are linked on the website formally.