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SECTION ON EMERGENCY
MEDICINE
Introduction
For a detailed history of the Section on Emergency
Medicine (SOEM) and the Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine (COPEM),
please click here.
Executive Committee Roster | Subcommittees
| Mentorship |Education
| PEMpix | Awards
Advocacy | Fellowship | Links | Get
Involved | SOEM Newsletters | Coding | How to Join
25-Year Anniversary Booklet and Slide Show (20MB file will take time to download)
Get
Involved in the Section
Subcommittees
Mentorship Program
Education
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SOEM Program Schedule - NCE 2008 - AAP National Conference & Exhibition (NCE) 2008
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Click here to view Section Educational Program from NCE 2008
Committee for Our Future Powerpoint Presentatioin Archive
The presentations listed below were presented during the SOEM Committee for Our Future Educational Program at the AAP National Conference & Exhibition. They are posted now with permission from the speakers. SOEM members only may view them via the AAP web site's Member Center. Once signed in, click on Emergency Medicine and then the links provided.
October 10, 2008
"Generation X PEM Docs: 21st Century Technology "
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Simulation and Team Training in Pediatric Emergency Medicine(pdf)
Walter Eppich, MD and Mary D Peterson, MD, FAAP
October 26, 2007
"Generation X PEM Docs: 21st Century Careers"
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The Power of a Good Negotiator: How to Negotiate the Best Job You Can Get (pdf) Naghma Khan, MD, FAAP
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Research Road Made Easy: How to Understand the Steps to Setting Up a Successful Research Career in PEM (pdf) - Evaline Alessandrini, MD, FAAP
- Traditional Jobs for PEM Trained Physicians (pdf) Dan Isaacman, MD, FAAP
October 6, 2006
"Generation X PEM Docs: The 21st Century Emergency Room"
- Research as a Career in PEM(ppt) - Nathan Kuppermann, MD, MPH, FAAP
- Perspectives from the Past & Opportunities for the Future(ppt) - David Jaffe, MD, FAAP
- How to Build an Academic ED - Issues and Challenges(ppt) - Joan Shook, MD, MBA, FAAP
PEMpix Online Image Gallery
PEMpix is a collection of photographs and images meant to be used freely by professionalsl who care for children in emergencies. It is an exciting new resource for SOEM members only. It is available for members only on the Member Center. Check it out!
Life Support Programs
APLS
The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Course
NRP: Neonatal Resuscitation Program
PEPP: Pediatric Education for Prehospital Professionals
PEMSoft Suite - The Pediatric Emergency Software
Description
To Order PEMSoft Suite
Awards
Distinguished Service Award Recipients
 2008 Jim Seidel Distinguished Service Award Recipient: Susan M. Fuchs, MD
2007 Jim Seidel Distinguished Service Award Recipient: Benjamin Silverman, MD
View text of Dr Silverman's acceptance speech
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2006 David M. Jaffe, MD
2004 Robert A. Wiebe, MD
2002 Jane Knapp, MD
2000 Gary Fleisher, MD
1998 Carden Johnston, MD
1996 Joseph Weinberg, MD
1994 James Seidel, MD
1992 Stephen Ludwig, MD
1990 Joseph Simon, MD
1988 Martha Bushore, MD
Advocacy
2009 Advocacy Scholarships Now Available! - Application Deadline:
December 31, 2008
Advocacy Scholarship Winners and Reports
National EMS Week
Emergency
Preparedness for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Family
Readiness Kit: Preparing to Handle Disasters
IOM Report - The Future of Emergency Care in the U.S. Health System (June 2006)
AAP News Release (1pg WORD)
Emergency Care for Children: Growing Pains
Emergency Medical Services at the Crossroads
Hospital-based Emergency Care: At the Breaking Point
Summary of Recommendations
The
Right Care When it Counts: Injury Prevention & Preparedness
Violence
Prevention
What
To Do If You Are Named in a Malpractice Lawsuit
PEM Fellows Web Site
PEM
Fellowship Directors List (PDF
file)
ACGME
PEM Fellowship Program Requirements
Update
for PEM Fellow Applicants
Association
of American Medical Colleges
Maintenance of Certification For Pediatric Subspecialists (PMCP-S™)
Helpful Links
Coding
Coding Update 2007
AAP Committee on Coding & Nomenclature Web site
Coding Continuum Models for Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Have you ever wondered if there is an easier way to figure out what E/M level to bill for your patients or how to make a decision to go to the next level when differentiating between patients? These Coding Continuums have been devised to express the various levels of service for common pediatric emergency medicine diagnoses and demonstrate the cumulative
effect of the key criteria for each level of service using a single diagnosis as the common denominator. Additionally, they illustrate the importance of other variables, such as patient age, duration, and severity of illness, social contexts, and comorbid conditions that often have key roles in pediatric cases. Therefore, they can be a useful tool for your practice.
The Coding Continuums are available for members as Adobe PDF files on the Member Center. Once signed in, click on Emergency Medicine and the Coding Continuums will be listed.
Disclaimer: These Coding Continuums were developed as an educational tool by the AAP Section on Emergency Medicine and the Committee on Coding and Nomenclature and have not been endorsed by the Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services (CMS). They are subject to interpretation by both public and private insurance carriers.
Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) is copyright 2004 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. No fee schedules, basic units, relative values, or related listings are included in CPT. The AMA assumes no liability for the data contained herein. Applicable FARS/DFARS restrictions apply to government use.
SOEM Newsletters
The Section on Emergency Medicine
newsletters are available for members as Adobe PDF files on the Member
Center.
"What
is a Pediatric Emergency Physician?" subspecialist factsheet
SOEM Strategic Plan
The Section on Emergency Medicine strategic plan is available for members as Adobe PDF file on the Member Center.
AAP Member Center Content - The content below is available to MEMBERS OF THIS SECTION and/or COUNCIL. Login is required.
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