EM Mastery Journal Watch
Weekly Evidence Review
A focused look at new emergency medicine research—what the study found, where it falls short, and what it could mean at the bedside.
Emergency medicine · Resuscitation · POCUS · Critical care
Only papers worth your time
A small selection of clinically relevant studies and guidance, with links to the original sources.
Findings with context
The question, study design, main results, and limitations—without losing the uncertainty.
A practical clinical takeaway
What may change practice, what supports current care, and what needs stronger evidence.
The reading room
Previous weekly editions
Newest first. Open an edition to read the complete review and original references.
Weekly Evidence Review 02: Lithium, TEE-Guided CPR and ED Pathways
Five practical updates for emergency clinicians: lithium toxicity, TEE-guided CPR, TIA evaluation, chlorhexidine oral care, and sepsis standing orders.
Weekly Evidence Review 01: Troponin, NT-proBNP, and Older-Adult Head Injury
Three papers for emergency practice: bedside troponin and ED flow, NT-proBNP in dyspnea, and subdural hematoma in older adults. Includes a full-paper review and two clearly labelled abstract-based…
Educational reviews support critical appraisal and do not replace clinical judgment, current guidelines, or local protocols.