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ACEP Frontline

ACEP Frontline
Emergency Medicine
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
ACEP
Unionization
Covid-19
Artificial Intelligence
Medicaid
Medical Education
Medicare
Patient Care
EMTALA
Pulmonary Embolism
American College Of Emergency Physicians
Public Health
Burnout
Behavioral Health
Risk Management
Telemedicine
Sepsis
Reimbursement Rates

ACEP Frontline, hosted by Dr. Ryan Stanton, features in-depth conversations on the hottest topics in emergency medicine and critical care.

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In this episode of ACEP Frontline, recorded live from ACEP26 in Chicago, Dr. Ryan Stanton is joined by Matthew Pavlichko, host of the RT Sidebar Podcast, and Dr. Jessica Whittle to discuss the recognition and significance of increased work of breathi... more

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In this Frontline Weekend Playlist episode, hear Dr. Jesse Pines present “The Current and Future of Artificial Intelligence in Emergency Departments” at the Fourth Annual Leadership Symposium & EM: High Risk – Do Not Miss Conference in Beaver Creek, ... more

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Recorded at ACEP26 Scientific Assembly in Chicago, Dr. Ryan Stanton talks with Dr. Matthew Roginski, an emergency physician and intensivist at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, about the underused and controversial medications that come into play w... more

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In this Frontline Weekend Playlist episode, hear Dr. Patrick Kneeland present “Elevating Our Game: Cultivating Connected Transformation in Healthcare Settings” at the Fourth Annual Leadership Symposium & EM: High Risk – Do Not Miss Conference in Beav... more

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Recent Guests

Jesse Pines
Emergency medicine researcher and chief of innovation for a physician group
Episode: AI in Emergency Departments with Dr. Jesse Pines
Matthew Roginski
Emergency physician and intensivist at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center
Episode: Managing Refractory Shock with Dr. Matthew Roginski
Patrick Kneeland
Internal medicine physician and healthcare leader
Episode: Cultivating Transformation in Healthcare Settings with Dr. Patrick Kneeland
Peter Pruitt
Emergency medicine researcher and chair of the ACEP26 Research Forum.
Northwestern University
Episode: ACEP26 Research Forum and Chart Reviews with Dr. Peter Pruitt
Danya Khoujah
Emergency medicine physician and co-host of Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine
American College of Emergency Physicians
Episode: The Emergency Medicine Audio Network with Dr. Danya Khoujah
Sean Ochsenbein
Emergency physician, Chief Medical Officer during Helene response
Ballad Health / East Tennessee health system
Episode: Hurricane Helene Disaster Response with Dr. Sean Ochsenbein
Andrew French
Speaker on Critical Connections, Leadership in Emergency Medicine
4th Annual Leadership Symposium / EM High Risk Do Not Miss
Episode: Critical Connections and Leadership in EM with Dr. Andrew French
Chirag Shah
Emergency physician, expert in point-of-care tools
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School / Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital
Episode: Asthma and COPD POC Tool Updates with Dr. Shah and Dr. Casey
John Casey
Program director of an emergency medicine residency; podcaster
Ohio Health Doctors Hospital; Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
Episode: Asthma and COPD POC Tool Updates with Dr. Shah and Dr. Casey

Host

Dr. Ryan Stanton
Host of ACEP Frontline; physician leader in emergency medicine policy and practice

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 79 ratings
  • Thrantastic!

    Thanks for sharing The Naloxone Project.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nikiermd
    United States3 months ago
  • Love this EM PODCAST with our President Elect @ACEP

    Have truly been enjoying your interviews and advocacy inspiration for the EM PIT docs! Thanks for all of your outstanding leadership and communication! Best, Clay Whiting, MD

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GO PEP MD
    United States6 months ago
  • Great Podcast but please boost the audio

    I absolutely love this podcast and I’ve been listening to it since my first year of medical school however, the audio level sometimes is so low that Dr. Stanton and his guests are regularly drowned out by ambient noise while I listen to the show in the car. This occurs even when the audio on my car is almost at full volume. Nonetheless, the conversations that I have been able to listen to and perspectives in emergency medicine have been wonderful and I sincerely hope you keep up the great work.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    cakebaby17
    United States4 years ago
  • Authoritative info, great conversation

    Dr. Stanton and colleagues make extraordinary efforts to ensure that this podcast represents the breadth of trained and board-certified emergency medicine experience. I appreciate all of their practice-changing tips!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Joseph_Reardon
    United States4 years ago
  • Compare wearing a mask to jock itch?

    I’ve listened to a few episodes of this podcast. It’s professionally made and typically enjoyable.

    I listened to a recent episode between Stanton and another doctor talk about masks. I could not believe that the guest, presumably a respected doctor, compared wearing a mask to jock itch and of course we make people wear pants, we should make them wear a mask! That’s really the viewpoint we’re going to go with as it relates to our civil liberties and forced masking? Where’s the research on the d... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Natural Immunity
    United States6 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Audio quality can vary; strong content when mastered.
Consistently feature diverse EM topics and leadership perspectives; highly informative for EM pros.
Thoughtful, practical, and policies-informed conversations draw valuable insights for clinicians and administrators.
Engaging guests and actionable takeaways, though some episodes feel heavily policy-focused for clinical listeners.

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Talking Points

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The Emergency Medicine Audio Network with Dr. Danya Khoujah
Q: What type of feedback are you getting from young physicians learners, even attending physicians with regard to kind of keeping up with these kind of practice changes?
Khoujah says clinicians value concise, shift-relevant summaries because they have little time to read lengthy articles. She notes that practice guidance can change across emergency medicine and other specialties, and highlights the monthly literature review as a way to absorb evidence and takeaways quickly.
The Emergency Medicine Audio Network with Dr. Danya Khoujah
Q: So get us kind of a history of Critical Decisions.
Khoujah describes its history as a print resource used by residents and medical students, its transition to electronic content on ACEP Anytime, and its development into a publicly available podcast around 2017.
ACEP26 Research Forum and Chart Reviews with Dr. Peter Pruitt
Q: What are the most common pitfalls that you see?
Pruitt identifies implying causation without controlling for confounding as a major pitfall. He also warns against starting without a defined research question and analysis plan, which can lead to repeated data abstraction and unfocused analysis.
ACEP26 Research Forum and Chart Reviews with Dr. Peter Pruitt
Q: So talk about the high quality retrospective chart reviews and what they mean for research.
Pruitt says chart reviews are useful for rare, ethically difficult or underfunded research questions. To produce reliable findings, researchers need a suitable question, a clear plan, bias reduction, adequate power and appropriate statistical tests. Most chart reviews can establish association, not causation.
Managing Refractory Shock with Dr. Matthew Roginski
Q: How should community physicians think about implementing this approach in their resuscitation toolkit?
He recommends forming relationships with local intensivists and critical care pharmacists, and planning with referral partners so clinicians know which medications and support are available before an emergency.

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Frequently Asked Questions About ACEP Frontline

What is ACEP Frontline about and what kind of topics does it cover?

ACEP Frontline offers in-depth conversations on urgent topics in emergency medicine and critical care, featuring clinicians, policy experts, and innovators. Episodes frequently cover clinical decision-making, advocacy, and system-level challenges, from aortic dissections and pre-hospital care to AI in medicine and CMS policy. The show stands out for its practical, clinician-focused insights, real-world case discussions, and connections to ACEP leadership and emergency medicine policy, making it a valuable resource for practitioners, hospital leaders, and advocates looking to stay current and informed.

Noteworthy is the blend of bedside clinical guidance with broader health policy, funding, and workflow considerations, often tied to timely ... more

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Recent guests on ACEP Frontline include:

1. Jesse Pines
2. Matthew Roginski
3. Patrick Kneeland
4. Peter Pruitt
5. Danya Khoujah
6. Sean Ochsenbein
7. Andrew French
8. Chirag Shah

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