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Pediatric Emergency Drugs
Pediatrics journal
ERWize - References for ER MD and RN
Compiled and edited by MD's from Medical College of Cornell University.
Neonatal and paediatric intensive care
Hospital Pharmacist.
Emergency Psychiatry Service Handbook
University of Iowa
Americal College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP)
ACEP exists to support quality emergency medical care, and to promote the interests of emergency physicians. ACEP is emergency medicine's advocate and speaks out on health care issues that affect emergency physicians and the patients they care for. It also provides extensive practice management and education resources for its members.
Emergency Medicine on the Web
The National Center for Emergency Medicine Informatics (NCEMI) is a multicenter not-for-profit institute dedicated to the advancement of emergency medicine through the application of information technology. This site includes tools to help with clinical emergency medicine, medical education, medical research, and ER management. Clinical calculators, reference materials, medical search engines, online books, EKG archives, and x-rays are all provided.
Trauma Practice Guidelines
The Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR) currently has published 20 clinical practice guidelines addressing a variety of topics. This site provides complete access to the trauma practice guidelines.
Emergency Medicine - eMedicine
eMedicine is current clinical knowledge base available to physicians and health professionals. The evidence-based content provides current practice guidelines in 62 medical specialties. This specific site provides free physician reference articles and texts related to emergency medicine. All of eMedicine's original content undergoes four levels of physician peer review plus an additional review by a PharmD.
Red Book - Arizona Emergency Medical Systems
A book on emergency response in ER
CONSCIOUS SEDATION
From Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center. Include infants, pediatric and adult dosage, onset, and duration of common sedating agents used in OR, EMERG, or ICU. Also whether sedation is reversible or not.
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