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The success of online support groups like EM Docs highlights the need to normalize asking for help in EM, say Drs. Allison Buller and Erol Kohli.
Viewpoint: Peer Support Is Just a Click Away : Emergency Medicine News
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An abstract is unavailable.Another medicolegal trap EPs need to look out for? Dr. Carlo Reyes says patients who are recording them and setting them up.
At Your Defense: Getting Punk'd A New Liability in EM : Emergency Medicine News
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