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An update on our effort to improve the policy for resolving unfounded Board of Medicine complaints
An update on our effort to improve the policy for resolving unfounded Board of Medicine complaints

VACEP leaders are working on reforms to reduce the burden on practitioners who are named in unfounded complaints to the Board of Medicine. This is a particularly major issue in emergency medicine, which sees hundreds of complaints annually.

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Virginia voters deliver a “blue tsunami” — what it means for emergency medicine
Virginia voters deliver a “blue tsunami” — what it means for emergency medicine

A look at what Virginia’s 2025 elections mean for emergency medicine.

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Virginia, national ACEP Councillors tackles key EM issues at 2025 Council meeting
Virginia, national ACEP Councillors tackles key EM issues at 2025 Council meeting
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EBM Review Series: Diagnostic Performance of GFAP, UCH-L1, and MAP-2 Within 30 and 60 Minutes of Traumatic Brain Injury
EBM Review Series: Diagnostic Performance of GFAP, UCH-L1, and MAP-2 Within 30 and 60 Minutes of Traumatic Brain Injury

Paige Darrow, DO, and Martin D. Klinkhammer, MD, from Eastern Virginia Medical School, review the September 2024 JAMA Network Open study on the diagnostic performance of TBI biomarkers. Here's their analysis.

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Emergency Medicine in the 2025 Virginia Elections
Emergency Medicine in the 2025 Virginia Elections

Virginia emergency physicians face critical elections in 2025. Learn how new laws, key races, and VACEP’s advocacy efforts underscore the urgent need to support EMPAC-VA.

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EBM Review Series: Restrictive vs Liberal Transfusion Strategy in Patients With Acute Brain Injury
EBM Review Series: Restrictive vs Liberal Transfusion Strategy in Patients With Acute Brain Injury

Physicians at Naval Medical Center Portsmouth and VCU Health consider the October 2024 JAMA study on transfusion strategies in acute brain injury. Here's their review.

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ATTEST TO ADVANCED PRACTICE COMPETENCIES

Virginia Nurse Practitioners can practice independently after three years of training and collaboration with a physician in the specialty in which they seek to treat patients. We encourage all emergency physicians to review our list of competencies and attest to any NP’s skills before signing off on autonomous practice in the ED. Get our letter and find our list of required competencies.

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