Systematic review of guidelines for care of intersex people in the emergency department by Michael Kruse @blairbigham.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Conclusion: A systematic review of the literature for ED-relevant guidelines for the care of Intersex populations returned no results.

Just the facts: emergency department approach to myelopathy rdcu.be/d5ui8 by Zachary Macdonald
What is a myelopathy? What are the different etiologies?
What are the signs and symptoms? What is the ED workup and treatment?

All these questions answered in this JTF!

Pathways to cancer care after a suspected cancer diagnosis in the ED: a survey of EPs across Ontario link.springer.com/article/10.1... @kee_gre
"Strategies to standardize access to cancer care in a timely and equitable way for patients with newly suspected cancer in the ED are needed"

Just the facts: head injury following ground-level falls in older patients—to scan or not to scan? by Xavier Dubucs @marcel_mond rdcu.be/d3T9W
This is such a common patient presentation, making this JTF a must read.

Safety & accuracy of the computer interpretation of normal ECGs at triage by Valérie Langlois-Carbonneau pubmed-ncbi-nlm-nih-gov.proxy.bib.uottawa.ca/39548031/ Normal ECG interpretation from the GE Marquette 12SL ECG at triage has a ⏫⏫accuracy & ⏬⏬probability of clinically relevant change

The SavingEM series sjrhem.ca/savingem/

JTF: Assessing and managing soft tissue knee injuries in the ED by Benjamin Gompels
rdcu.be/d1yNT
- Soft tissue knee injuries are common
- PRICER principles are effective in the majority of soft tissue knee injuries
- F/U is integral for these injuries
#FOAMed

POCUS literature primer: key papers on cardiac and lung POCUS @dan___kim @GillianSheppar9 @TomJelic @rajivthava @ELalandeEM @colinrbell rdcu.be/dYGL2
The expert panel used a modified Delphi process to identify the most influential papers on cardiac and lung POCUS @paulatkinsonem.bsky.social