2011-11-03-1000 Dumb Things We Did (or I Did) – Joe Lex
Tag Archives: History of EM + 2011
Joe Lex: Dumb Things We Used to Do (Or That I Have Done)
Posted in Emergency Medicine Also tagged 2011, Joe Lex, Temple Attending, Temple Rounds Comments closed
Venkataraman Anantharaman (Singapore): From 3rd World to 1st World – Evolving an Asian Brand of Emergency Medicine
1-D-1200 From 3rd World to 1st World – Evolving an Asian Brand of Emergency Medicine – Venkataraman Anantharaman (Singapore)
Terry Kowalenko (Michigan): Presidential Assassinations – The Medical History
1-D-1130 Presidential Assassinations – The Medical History – Terry Kowalenko (Michigan)
Joe Lex (Pennsylvania): A Shocking History of Electroresuscitation
1-D-1100 A Shocking History of Electroresuscitation – Joseph R. Lex (Pennsylvania)
Posted in Critical Care, Emergency Medicine Also tagged 2011, Cardiology, Joe Lex, MEMC-VI (Kos-2011), Resuscitation Comments closed
Helen Askitopoulou (Greece): Emergencies & Acute Diseases in the Hippocratic Corpus
1-D-1000 Emergencies & Acute Diseases in the Hippocratic Corpus – Helen Askitopoulou (Greece)
Robert E. Suter (Texas): Hippocrates – Father of 19th Century of American Reformation in Medicine?
1-D-0930 Hippocrates – Father of 19th Century of American Reformation in Medicine – Robert E. Suter (Texas)
David Williams (United Kingdom): The Development of European Emergency Medicine
1-D-0900 The Development of European Emergency Medicine – David Williams (United Kingdom)
Pam Bensen: The Beginnings of Emergency Medicine, Part 2
2011-11-03 Pam Bensen – Beginnings of EM
Dave Wagner: The Beginnings of Emergency Medicine, Part 1
2011-11-03 Dave Wagner – Beginnings of EM
