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Why is ACEP not pressuring hospital execs to improve staffing levels?
Understaffing leads to emergency department boarding and increased mortality.
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Leon Adelman
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ACEPNow: "Is It Time to Unionize?"
Many employed physicians, PAs, and nurse practitioners feel disempowered and poorly represented. Some are turning to unions for strength in numbers.
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Leon Adelman
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ACEP ED Accreditation: A Line in the Sand & A Hidden Gem (Part 2)
With ED Accreditation, ACEP incentivizes physician-led ED patient care and defines core elements of high-performing emergency medicine practices.
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Leon Adelman
ACEP ED Accreditation: The Small Print is a Big Deal (Part 1)
With accreditation, ACEP aims to turn its policies into action.
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Leon Adelman
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State of the US Emergency Medicine Employer Market - March 2024
Report of Ivy Clinicians' emergency physician, PA, and nurse practitioner staffing group data
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Leon Adelman
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Traditional Emergency Medicine Practices Can Win Contracts by Thinking Like Lawyers
How EM practices owned by their physicians can thrive using attorney-like strategies of defense and prosecution.
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Leon Adelman
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How the Quest for Margin Can Torpedo the Mission
Lessons learned from lawsuits vs. HCA Mission Hospital & TeamHealth brought by North Carolina, Buncombe County, and emergency physician whistleblowers.
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Leon Adelman
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