Overview
EMpulse is the bi-monthly magazine of the Florida College of Emergency Physicians (FCEP), and has a direct mail distribution that includes 1200 emergency physicians. In addition, each issue is viewed online at www.fcep.org by many others interested in Emergency Medicine, and is mailed to hundreds of hospitals and Emergency Medicine leaders across the country.

Each issue of EMpulse focuses on a specific topic. Recent issues have focused on Injury Prevention, the Malpractice Crisis, Emergency Medicine’s Preparedness for Terrorism, Mid-Level Practitioners, Physician Wellness, and Patient Safety / Error Reduction. Authors of EMpulse articles during the past year have included dozens of Emergency Medicine’s leaders and experts from across the nation, lawyers, legislators, educators, psychologists, the Secretary of the Florida Department of Health, Dr. John O. Agwunobi, and Florida Governor Jeb Bush.

EMpulse - October/November 2002 - Special CME Insert 
Patient Safety and Medical Error Reduction in Emergency Medicine

Issue Sponsored by
Florida Medical Quality Assurance, Inc.

To obtain CME Credit for this course students must read the October/November 2002 EMpulse Patient Safety and Medical Error Reduction in Emergency Medicine CME Insert, complete the post-test and mail or fax the post-test and registration form to the Florida Emergency Medicine Foundation on or before July 1st, 2003. Further information available within the publication.

Download this Special CME Insert Issue of EMpulse to pursue obtaining your Free CME Credits.*

*Free to FCEP/FEMF Members; $25.00 for non-FCEP/FEMF Members