Medical malpractice insights covers a case of back pain not due to a kidney stone. What else should you consider?
Dr. Pilcher covers a case of "migraine " and the importance of documentation.
Medical malpractice covers a case of multiple visits with abdominal pain.
Dr. Pilcher covers a neurologist with a spinal epidural abscess.
Dr. Pilcher covers a patient with groin pain.
Dr. Pilcher brings you a case with a radiology over-read. What would you do?
Mastering how to present a patient in the ED can be challenging. This post from Josh Lowe will help you master this essential skill.
You walk into a patient room to find the patient has brought a family member to interpret for them. How do you respond? What are some important considerations to optimize your communication?
