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In this episode of ACEP Frontline, we hear from longtime friend of the show, Dr. Jason Adler, one of the most knowledgeable and respected voices in the world of revenue cycle management (RCM). Dr. Adler pulls back the curtain on the increasingly complex and often frustrating tactics used by insurers, including downcoding, denials, and other strategies that directly impact emergency physicians and the care we provide. This is more than a conversation about billing, it’s a deep dive into the financial realities that shape emergency medicine today. Dr. Adler breaks down how these “insurer games” work, why they matter, and how they ultimately affect not just physician compensation, but the sustainability of emergency departments across the country. Understanding how your paycheck comes together is no longer optional, it’s essential. As corporate payers continue to prioritize profits, often at the expense of frontline care, physicians must be informed, engaged, and ready to advocate. This episode equips you with the insight needed to recognize these challenges and reinforces the importance of continuing the fight for fair reimbursement and the value of emergency medicine. If you’ve ever wondered where your work and your worth gets lost in the system, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. This is from Colorado ACEP and their conference.

We join the Learning Lounge at Accelerate to hear from Dr. Mimi Lu with some of the most common and dangerous toxicology related encounters that we may encounter from the "convenience store". This is geared towards the pediatric population, but great information about threats that may seem benign because they are not restricted. ACEP Frontline is transitioning to a new hosting platform. If you only listen to the podcast from SoundCloud, we will no longer be updating that site. We will still be present on all other common platforms and nothing will change there. If you only use SoundCloud, please subscribe to the podcast on any of the common podcast player platforms. Thank you!

How many times per shift(no matter what you do) do you get interrupted? Are you a good multitasker? In this session from Maine ACEP, we hear how these countless interruptions impact your flow, efficiency and (possibly) quality. Dr. Perron has a couple of exercises and then provides some tips and strategies to mitigate the impact of task interruptions in EM.

In this episode, we chat with podcast regular and peds EM champion, Dr. Marianne Gausche-Hill, about her topics and leadership within the ACEP Pediatric Emergency Medicine Assembly as a part of Accelerate. We get the best nuggets of each talk and then wrap with a plug for the Pediatric Readiness Project.

In this episode, we talk about mentorship and the tips and opportunities we have as emergency physicians. Dr. Matthew Stull is a long time educator with the ACEP Teaching Fellowship and we sit down at Accelerate26 in San Diego.

In this episode, we feature a series of discussions and a Q&A from the Pediatric EM Assembly at ACEP Accelerate in San Diego. We talk about back yard envenomations, poisons, and a number of peds humor moments.

In this episode from Accelerate 2026, we talk with peds EM legend and educator, Dr. Al Sacchetti, about the evaluation and management of shock in the pediatric EM population. Great information and nuggets for when children present to us in the ED.

Part two of two. In this episode, Dr. Howie Mell sits down with Dr. Ken Milne about recent data and evidence on the use of cervical collars and cervical motion restriction. The question the work to answer is whether it's time for the C-collar to follow backboards and dinosaurs into the relative history of medicine.

In this episode, we review advancements in migraine care and the standardization that can help physicians and other practitioners take the pain out of managing this condition, treating and preventing symptoms. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YqEz5Ih_lmOnAk7nJsddfu8uXb3dYVjr/view?usp=sharing Supported by Pfizer

In this episode, Dr. Howie Mell sits down with Dr. Ken Milne about recent data and evidence on the use of cervical collars and cervical motion restriction. The question the work to answer is whether it's time for the C-collar to follow backboards and dinosaurs into the relative history of medicine.

In this episode, we visit with frequent Frontline guest and education guru, Dr. Christina Shenvi, as we talk about "mastering the negotiation" with tips, pitfalls, and skills to ensure your next contract is fair and the best possible for you and your career in EM.

We catch up with Dr. Chris Amato and Dr. Sean Fox from the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Assembly about some of the hot topics and practice changing updates.

In this episode from ACEP Accelerate, we talk Dr. Jason Adler about documentation trends and tips to maximize reimbursement for work performed as well as efficiency in emergency medicine. We are 3 years into the new documentation guidelines and it's time for a "3 Year Well Chart Check".

In this episode, we learn about some of the evolutions in resident physician education and training with some of the tips to connect to the current generation of learners.

In this episode, we talk about the newly released Ai tool, AskEMDI. This is an early manifestation of the tool that allows researchers and others to data mine millions of ED cases and charts comb emergency specific data. This episode is the announcement of the early manifestation of the tool and your invitation to help test it out. We talk with Dr. Ed Barthell, emergency physician and tech creator that has helped lead the team moving EMDI into the modern era.