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Emergency Medicine Reviews and Perspectives (EM:RAP) was founded in September of 2001 with a simple mission: provide the best medical education to emergency medicine practitioners everywhere. For more than twenty years, EM:RAP has passionately pursued this goal. In doing so, we have become the most listened to audio program in emergency medicine, with more listeners than the total number of emerge

ncy physicians in the United States. Today, EM:RAP continues to expand its mission through emergency medicine and beyond with a culture of continuous innovation. We’ve developed educational products that have re-defined standards for medical education, and we continue to challenge ourselves by developing new technologies, employing expertise from fields beyond medicine, and re-imagining what makes learning powerful. EM:RAP’s commitment to medical education also extends beyond national borders. To date, clinicians from over 160 countries have relied on EM:RAP for cutting-edge, mission critical education. Our products have made a difference in patients’ lives amidst public health crises, active warzones, and resource limited settings. While access to expert emergency medical care is expected in high resource nations, in many lower resource communities emergency medicine is still in its infancy. Through our nonprofit, EM:RAP Global Outreach, we are connecting a global community of scholarship that provides outreach and education where high-quality emergency care is needed most. We are a team of doctors, educators, designers, videographers, audio engineers, and artists, dedicated to improving healthcare by transforming medical education. More importantly, we are people who believe everyone deserves access to the highest level of medical care. We believe that great education makes great clinicians, and great clinicians take great care of patients. At EM:RAP, we believe what you do matters.

09/02/2026

🗓️ Today is the day! Trauma surgeon and longtime EM:RAP favorite, Kenji Inaba, will be in the studio TODAY discussing pediatric trauma with Jan Shoenberger and Mizuho Morrison at 3:30 to 4:30 PM PST on the EM:RAP YouTube page. Link in bio or search EM:RAP on YouTube and click on “live” 🎥

Join in on the discussion and ask your questions too! 💬
Put your questions below in the comments or email them to [email protected], and maybe they will be answered live during the show. 💭❓

Topics include…
💥 Mechanism of Injury
❤️ Circulation
🩺 Primary Survey
🔎 Secondary Survey
🩻 Imaging
🩸 Transfusion

09/02/2026

You know all about surgical blow holes, right?🐳 You’ve probably performed that procedure a million times? No? Just kidding! This is another rare procedure, and Jess Mason has made you a short video explaining the ins and outs of performing it. This is just a little clip of the larger video available now at https://www.emrap.org/episode/surgical/surgicalblow

Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments below. ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Have you ever performed this procedure? Share that in the comments below. Share, like, and subscribe for more incredible education from the leaders in emergency medicine education.

🗓️ Today is the day! Trauma surgeon and longtime EM:RAP favorite, Kenji Inaba, will be in the studio TODAY discussing pe...
09/02/2026

🗓️ Today is the day! Trauma surgeon and longtime EM:RAP favorite, Kenji Inaba, will be in the studio TODAY discussing pediatric trauma with Jan Shoenberger and Mizuho Morrison at 3:30 to 4:30 PM PST on the EM:RAP YouTube page. Link in bio or search EM:RAP on YouTube and click on “live” 🎥 https://www.youtube.com/live/xcaNnUpDrGo

Join in on the discussion and ask your questions too! 💬
Put your questions below in the comments, and maybe they will be answered live during the show. 💭❓

Topics include…
💥 Mechanism of Injury
❤️ Circulation
🩺 Primary Survey
🔎 Secondary Survey
🩻 Imaging
🩸 Transfusion

📚 New and updated CorePendium chapters are here!Our expert team updates CorePendium every week to keep your go-to emerge...
09/01/2026

📚 New and updated CorePendium chapters are here!
Our expert team updates CorePendium every week to keep your go-to emergency medicine reference current, practical, and clinically useful. 🩺
Keep this powerful resource in your pocket for when you need it most. 📲
Don’t forget to download the separate CorePendium app and log in with your EM:RAP credentials to access it on the go! 🚀

09/01/2026

Do you have questions about managing pediatric trauma?🚑 We know you probably don’t see a ton of them, so are you up-to-date on the latest?

Tomorrow is your chance to get the answers you need. 💬
Kenji Inaba, will be in the studio tomorrow discussing pediatric trauma with Jan Shoenberger and Mizuho Morrison. 3:30 to 4:30 PST Live! on the EM:RAP YouTube page. Link in bio or search EM:RAP on YouTube and click on “live” 🍿🎥 https://www.youtube.com/live/xcaNnUpDrGo

Join in on the discussion and ask your questions too! 💭❓
Put your questions below in the comments, and maybe they will be answered live during the show. ⬇️

📚✨ CorePendium Media HighlightAddison vs. Cushing: Can You Spot the Difference? 🩺Two adrenal disorders. Two very differe...
09/01/2026

📚✨ CorePendium Media Highlight
Addison vs. Cushing: Can You Spot the Difference? 🩺
Two adrenal disorders. Two very different clinical pictures.

⬅️ Addison disease: Think adrenal insufficiency → hypotension, weakness, GI symptoms, hyperpigmentation, and adrenal atrophy.
➡️ Cushing syndrome: Think excess cortisol → moon facies, truncal obesity, hypertension, diabetes, striae, easy bruising, and muscle wasting.

Knowing the pattern can help you quickly narrow the differential when your patient’s presentation points toward adrenal dysfunction.
📚 Save this graphic for your next shift, exam review, or board prep!
Adrenal Insufficiency CorePendium chapter:
https://www.emrap.org/corependium/chapter/reckrn64vrSS1Zsfa/Adrenal-Insufficiency .ml6m241697zi

08/31/2026

Do you rely too heavily on decision instruments in syncope and presyncope?📱 Swami and Amal review: evaluation, risk stratification, and disposition of patients with syncope and presyncope on this week’s show. From the high-risk to the benign you have to understand when to use the tools and most importantly, you have to use them as they have been validated.

🎧 Listen in and get the rundown from the voices you trust. https://www.emrap.org/episode/shortofbreath/cardiologycorne15

08/28/2026

Does prescribing ondansetron after an ED visit for pediatric gastroenteritis improve outcomes? Review the evidence on outpatient Zofran use, including what it means for safety, symptom control, and return visits.

08/27/2026

🤔 What is your comfort level managing trauma in a pediatric patient? We just don’t see them very often so when we do it’s like a whole new level of uncertainty. What drugs and what doses?💊 What imaging should you order?🩻

EM:RAP created 🎥 Pediatric Trauma Fundamentals to help you with the specific knowledge you need when a pediatric trauma arrives in your department. This 10 video companion course to Adult Trauma Fundamentals will give you the confidence you need to provide world class care. Check it out today! 📱

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