True stories and reflections from an emergency physician on medicine, patients, ethics, burnout, and life inside the emergency department.
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Hallway Medicine: A Hallway Is Not a Treatment Area
Lately, I have found myself questioning how long I can keep practising emergency medicine this way.
Why do I remain so devoted to a specialty that asks so much of its doctors, then leaves us answering for conditions we have limited power t...
The Rectal Exam in Trauma
Most people have no idea what happens when they’re brought to the hospital as a trauma patient.
They imagine flashing lights, heroic interventions, maybe a dramatic defibrillator moment like in the movies.
What they don’t picture is a fin...
I Stopped Asking Why
When people ask for a good ER story, they usually mean one thing:
“Tell me about something weird someone got stuck in an orifice.”
Fine.
In my fifteen years in emergency medicine, I’ve seen foreign bodies in every body cavity. Honestly,...
Your Phone Shouldn’t Tell You That You Have Cancer
Today, I told a young patient that we had found a tumour.
He was at least ten years younger than me. He had come to the emergency department with chest pain. Somewhere during the workup, his imaging revealed something neither of us had exp...
Don't Make Your Family Guess
Last year, my mother-in-law suffered a catastrophic brain bleed. Just days earlier, we’d been celebrating her birthday together. In hospital we were told she could survive indefinitely on a ventilator but would never regain meaningful brain...
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Emergency physician & Harvard-trained disaster medicine specialist. I write ROSC — true stories about emergency medicine, from heartbreak to humour to humanity.
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