NSAIDs increase the risk of hospitalization for heart failure and should be avoided in at-risk patients.

Tamsulosin helps pass larger stones but is of no benefit for smaller (<5 mm) stones, according this this meta-analysis of 8 RCTs.

Workplace violence in healthcare is all too common, and the ED is hardest hit.

This is a helpful review article on the workup and management of febrile kids.  Infants <90 days are still a challenge, but vaccinated kids >90 days have UTI as the main serious bacterial infection.

Recovery time was doubled and symptoms worsened when kids were not removed from play after concussion.

We can only multitask fully automatic behaviors.  Everything else is task-switching, which may lead to errors.

Empathetic doctors may get sued less often.

How do you make an infant urinate on demand?  Try the Quick-Wee method.

ED visits solely for hypertension have very low adverse events rates shortly after ED discharge.

You have 48 hours to start antibiotics to prevent renal scarring in pediatric patients. Antibiotics  >72 hours was associated with scarring.