Emergency Medicine Lectures and CME on Your Time

Preview AudioDigest’s Top 5 Emergency Medicine audio lectures and earn Emergency Medicine CME at your convenience

In emergency medicine, every moment counts, and you must be well prepared. With AudioDigest’s acclaimed state-of-the-art series of Emergency Medicine audio lectures, you’ll gain the knowledge and resources you need to be ready for anything to keep your emergency medical practice healthy and strong.

Emergency Medicine audio lectures help you earn emergency medicine CME on your own schedule, wherever you want — whether you’re at home, in your car, or out for a run, you’ll always have access across all your devices. AudioDigest brings together the most essential and up-to-date audio lectures in field of emergency medicine, in which leading experts share their knowledge and techniques in presentations that are easy to follow, in an audio format that’s easy to use.

Leaders in emergency medicine trust AudioDigest to keep them connected to the latest innovations and best practices in the field. That’s why we’re consistently the nation’s #1 CME solution, trusted for over 65 years to deliver proven excellence and guaranteed customer satisfaction. Discover what thousands of emergency medicine clinicians like you already know. Stay current, dramatically improve patient outcomes, and find out why these Top 5 Emergency Medicine lectures are just the tip of the iceberg, with hundreds more you can review anytime.

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For a quick preview of what you’ll get, and an idea of what matters right now, here are our top five audio lectures in the field of Emergency Medicine:

AudioDigest’s Top 5 Emergency Medicine Lectures

1. Geriatric Abdominal Pain
Improve clinical outcomes for geriatric patients with abdominal pain, identify common causes, explore differences in presentation between geriatric and younger patients, and explain limitations of laboratory tests and urinalysis.

2. Concussion
Improve your diagnosis and management of concussion, identify all possible presenting signs, choose appropriate imaging modalities for a patient with concussion, and implement biochemical assays in your diagnosis of concussion.

3. Top Five Ways to Improve Care of Older Adults
This program provides resources and analysis from experts in emergency medicine on how to care for an aging patient population more appropriately. Improve care for older patients, implement tools to assess dementia and delirium, and much more.

4. Antibiotic Conundrums for Common Pediatric Infections
Improve the management of antibiotic therapy for common pediatric infections, assess evidence from the literature on antibiotic therapy for patients with rheumatic fever, weigh the risks and benefits of using doxycycline to treat tick-borne illnesses, and more.

5. Improving Prescribing to Older Adults in the Emergency Department
For those in emergency medicine, prescribing medications for older adults can be tricky; you must make important decisions in limited time. This lecture will help you understand the consequences of polypharmacy and give you resources to make better decisions when prescribing to older adults in emergency department settings.