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A busy, tertiary care emergency department, Rush University Medical Center sees 72,000 patients a year in a state-of-the-art 40,000 square foot emergency department that opened in 2012. Located minutes away from downtown Chicago, Rush serves a diverse urban community.
The Rush Emergency Medicine Residency officially began in 2017, welcoming its first class. A 3-year training program matching 12 residents per year, the Rush EM Residency trains outstanding clinicians through both varied clinical experiences a strong innovative didactic curriculum.
Educational Resources for Emergency Medicine Residents and Students
Welcome to the Educational Resource for the Rush Emergency Medicine Residency and Emergency Medicine Clerkship.
This week’s 5-minute Journal Article discussion covered “Validation of a Clinical Prediction Rule for the Differentiation Between Septic Arthritis and Transient Synovitis of the Hip in Children” by Kocher et al. Why is it important to differentiate between septic…
I have to say that scuba injuries are not my strong suit. However, in doing this blog post, I have to say it’s not the worst thing to read about. For instance, you get a lot of random information like…
EKG Last week’s 5-minute EKG discussion was lead by our APD, Dr. Scott Heinrich. You get handed this EKG from a patient in triage with chest pain. Should you activate the cath lab? … The answer: No This EKG…
