Built On Results

American College of Emergency Physicians
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ACEP is built for results on the issues emergency physicians care about most. In this podcast series, ACEP experts discuss how the organization helps emergency physicians protect their practice and their patients.

  1. Never Give Up

    MAR 28

    Never Give Up

    ACEP is determined to stop violence in the ED, no matter how long it takes. After a three-year fight led by New York ACEP, the state finally passed a law requiring hospitals in the state to establish violence prevention programs. New York ACEP President Jeffrey Rabrich, DO, MBA, FACEP, explains how persistence and coalition building carried the day. NY ACEP President Jeffrey Rabrich, DO, MBA, FACEP New York Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians NYACEP-Supported Law Strengthens ED Security and Violence Prevention Workplace Violence Prevention Alliance Applauds Legislative Champions for Passage of Critical Bill Violence in the Emergency Department ACEP Poll – ED Violence: Dangerous, Rising and Unacceptable ACEP Built On Results

    12 min
  2. No Experience Necessary

    MAR 27

    No Experience Necessary

    Anyone can get involved in ACEP Council and help shape resolutions that direct college positions and priorities. ACEP Council Speaker Michael McCrea, MD, FACEP, shares how members can write resolutions, provide testimony, and even become councilors to directly impact ACEP’s agenda. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th. ACEP Council Speaker Michael McCrea, MD, FACEP Help Guide ACEP's Policies and Direction - Council 101 Webinar ACEP Council ACEP Actions on Council Resolutions Guidelines for Writing Resolutions How ACEP Councillors are Chosen ACEP Built On Results

    14 min
  3. The Emergency Physicians' House

    MAR 26

    The Emergency Physicians' House

    ACEP Council is the best way for emergency physicians to make themselves heard on the policies that impact the specialty the most. ACEP Board of Directors member Henry Pitzele, MD, FACEP, explains how the representative body works to steer the organization and prioritize issues that members want. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th. ACEP Board of Directors VP of Communications Henry Pitzele, MD, FACEP ACEP Council ACEP Actions on Council Resolutions Guidelines for Writing Resolutions How ACEP Councillors are Chosen ACEP Built On Results

    13 min
  4. We Can Do Better

    MAR 25

    We Can Do Better

    When it comes to treating sepsis in the ED, emergency physicians need to be closely involved in setting standards for care. ACEP President Tony Cirillo, MD, FACEP, explains how ACEP stood up for patients and emergency physicians by declining to endorse the Surviving Sepsis Campaign’s latest update to their sepsis treatment guidelines. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th. Bio: ACEP President L. Anthony Cirillo, MD, FACEP ACEP Will Not Endorse New Sepsis Guidelines from the Surviving Sepsis Campaign Updates in the Management of Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock Comments on Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: Early Management Bundle (SEP-1) E-QUAL Network Sepsis Initiative ACEP Built On Results

    10 min
  5. Good Law, Bad Behavior

    MAR 24

    Good Law, Bad Behavior

    When insurance companies refuse to play by the rules, ACEP works to hold them accountable. ACEP Reimbursement Committee Chair Lisa Maurer, MD, FACEP, discusses the problem and explains what ACEP is doing to address the issue. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th. Bio: Lisa Maurer, MD, FACEP Wisconsin Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians Sign Up for ACEP’s Leadership & Advocacy Conference ACEP: Stopping Insurer Bad Behavior Emergency Physicians Strongly Support the No Surprises Enforcement Act ACEP Sues Federal Government Over Implementation of No Surprises Act Georgia Emergency Claims Review Program Discontinued by Blue Cross Blue Shield Healthcare Plan of Georgia, Inc., and ACEP and MAG Withdraw Suit in Response ACEP Built On Results

    11 min
  6. Defending a Good Day's Work

    MAR 23

    Defending a Good Day's Work

    ACEP champions policy changes that promote physician autonomy. ACEP Immediate Past President Alison Haddock, MD, FACEP, details the efforts that ease the daily strain on emergency physicians, from boarding to reimbursement and burnout. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th. Bio: Immediate Past President Alison J. Haddock, MD, FACEP Protecting Emergency Physicians in the Shifting Landscape of Corporatization in Health Care ACEP Statement on Private Equity and Corporate Investment in Emergency Medicine Capitol Rounds: 2025 Policy Wins and 2026 Priorities ACEP: Unionization Stopping Insurer Bad Behavior ACEP Built On Results

    13 min
  7. We Know What's Best for the Patient

    MAR 22

    We Know What's Best for the Patient

    In California, ACEP’s state chapter worked to pass a new law that limits corporate influence in medical decision-making across the state. Vice President of California ACEP Kamara Graham, MD, FACEP, discusses how ACEP has been a resource in their efforts. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th. Bio: Kamara Graham, MD, FACEP California Chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians Protecting Emergency Physicians in the Shifting Landscape of Corporatization in Health Care California ACEP Backs New Law Limiting Corporate Influence in Medicine California Law: SB-351 Health facilities ACEP: Corporate Practice of Medicine Policy Statement ACEP Built On Results

    7 min
  8. The New Normal?

    MAR 21

    The New Normal?

    Emergency physicians deserve protection when on the job in the ED. ACEP member Amanda Irish, MD, MPH, MS, DTMH, explains how ACEP is working to pass the Save Healthcare Workers (SAVE) Act, a bill that would make willful assault of a health care worker a federal crime. The Built on Results podcast series continues daily through March 28th. Bio: Amanda K. Irish, MD, MPH, MS, DTMH ACEP: Violence in the Emergency Department ACEP Leads Call for CMS Guidance on Violence Prevention Signage ACEP: Emergency Department Violence Stories ACEP Member Poll: ED Violence ACEP Built On Results

    10 min
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ACEP is built for results on the issues emergency physicians care about most. In this podcast series, ACEP experts discuss how the organization helps emergency physicians protect their practice and their patients.

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    American College of Emergency Physicians
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  • Episodes
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