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Emergency Medicine Audio Network

Emergency Medicine's Most Important Conversations!

Discover emergency medicine's most important conversations with this collection of podcasts featuring powerful shows spanning critical care, medical ethics, operations, and other topics. The Emergency Medicine Audio Network, brought to you by the American College of Emergency Physicians, delivers essential, cutting-edge insights on-demand, on your mobile device, anywhere you listen. Click on the shows below to elevate your practice on every shift!

Podcasts

Built On Results
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ACEP News Alert
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ACEP Frontline
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ACEP Nowcast
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ACEP Qual-ED
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Annals of Emergency Medicine
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ACEP Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine
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GSACEP Beyond the Call
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ED Innovators
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JACEP Open Mic
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Recent Episodes

Oct. 8, 2026

ACEP26 Day 4 Report

The fourth and final day of ACEP26 took place in Chicago, IL, on Wednesday, October 8. New officers are elected to the Board of Directors, including Chair Abhi Mehrotra, MD, MBA, FACEP, Vice President of Communications Jennifer Casaletto, MD, FACEP, Vice President of Membership Diana Nordlund, DO, JD, FACEP, and Secretary Treasurer Ryan Keay, MD, FACEP; and Kate Jones, MD, shares her perspective as the new board representative from the Emergency Medicine Residents Association. acep.org/meetings
Oct. 7, 2026

ACEP26 Day 3 Report

The third day of ACEP26 took place in Chicago, IL, on Wednesday, October 7. Newly elected ACEP Board of Directors members Kurtis Mayz, JD, MD, MBA, FACEP, and Torree McGowan, MD, FACEP, discuss the pediatric and rural perspectives they bring to the board; U.S. Army Maj. Spencer Heggers, MD, describes opportunities for emergency physicians in the Army Medical Corps; and Yale emergency medicine resident David Gordon, MD, focuses on preserving the human touch as AI transforms medicine. Check back T
Oct. 7, 2026

September 2026

On the September episode of the Annals of Emergency Medicine podcast, Ryan and Rory talk headaches, debating dose-finding for sphenopalatine ganglion blocks with bupivacaine and whether IV magnesium earns a place in the headache cocktail, along with intranasal versus subcutaneous ketamine for acute traumatic pain and much more.