Emergency Medicine Workforce Newsletter

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New Hampshire Had Zero Involuntary ED Mental Health Boarders - for a Day

Emergency Physician Compensation is (somewhat) Related to Supply & Demand

EM Employers Should Compete To Deliver Great Working Conditions

Continuous Physician Staffing for Rural Emergency Departments

State of the Emergency Medicine Employer Market - September 2024

Residency Unions Are Winning Improved Contracts

Stop Pretending That Professional Fees Alone Can Support Fair EM Salaries

Emergency Physician State Legislators: Advocacy is Good, Power is Better

Emergency Physician Unions & What They Want

Financial (In)stability of Emergency Medicine's Bigs

48 States & The Feds Don't Require a Doctor in the ER

Why is ACEP not pressuring hospital execs to improve staffing levels?

ACEPNow: "Is It Time to Unionize?"

ACEP ED Accreditation: A Line in the Sand & A Hidden Gem (Part 2)

ACEP ED Accreditation: The Small Print is a Big Deal (Part 1)

State of the US Emergency Medicine Employer Market - March 2024

Traditional Emergency Medicine Practices Can Win Contracts by Thinking Like Lawyers

How the Quest for Margin Can Torpedo the Mission

Thousands of Employed Emergency Physicians are Misclassified as Independent Contractors

EM Employer Debt Matters When the Tide Goes Out

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