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Harvard Emergency Medicine Updates & Current Practices 2026

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5-day Harvard/MGH emergency medicine update covering POCUS, airway management, cardiac arrest, stroke protocols, trauma, sepsis, AI in the ED, and critical care decision-making — 40+ high-yield topics from MGH Department of Emergency Medicine faculty. 10 HD Videos + 43 PDF Resources.


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🏛️ Harvard / MGH · 5-Day Course · 2026 Edition

Harvard Emergency Medicine
Updates & Current Practices 2026

April 27 – May 1, 2026 · MGH Department of Emergency Medicine

HD Videos + PDF Resources — Instant Digital Access

⚡ INSTANT DIGITAL ACCESS

Includes: 10 HD Videos + 43 PDF Resources | 40+ Clinical Topics | MGH Emergency Medicine Faculty

10
HD Videos

43
PDF Resources

40+
Clinical Topics

5
Days of Content

📚 About This Course

Harvard Emergency Medicine Updates & Current Practices 2026 is designed for clinicians who want practical, evidence-based updates in modern emergency medicine. The course reviews critical advances across acute care, trauma, resuscitation, stroke, POCUS, airway management, emergency operations, clinical informatics, and patient-centered emergency care.

The program brings together expert-led teaching from MGH Department of Emergency Medicine faculty, real-world case discussions, and focused clinical updates to help emergency medicine professionals strengthen confidence in urgent decision-making.

Recorded access designed for flexible learning — review high-yield topics between shifts, on any device.

🎯 Learning Objectives

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Cardiac Care
Identify underlying tachydysrhythmias and apply the most up-to-date therapeutics for cardiac arrest.

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Stroke Management
Integrate the latest evidence-based strategies for acute hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke care.

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PE & DVT
Utilize updated evidence-based algorithms in the management of pulmonary embolism and DVT.

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Critical Care
Review shock, vasopressors, ARDS, and ICU-level emergency decision-making.

💡 Key Topics Covered

Cardiac Arrest & Ventricular Fibrillation
2026 Acute Ischemic Stroke Guidelines
POCUS — Cardiac, Lung, eFAST, Procedures
Airway Advances & Difficult Airway
Septic Shock & Vasopressors
ARDS & Respiratory Failure
Pulmonary Embolism & DVT Updates
Trauma, Burns & Compartment Syndrome
Mild Head Trauma & Neuro Emergencies
AI in the ED & Clinical Informatics
Geriatric Emergency Medicine & Frailty
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Updates
ED Psychiatric & Behavioral Emergencies
Postpartum Hemorrhage & OB Emergencies
Wilderness Medicine & Frostbite
Ocular Emergencies & Cranial Nerve Deficits

👨‍⚕️ Who Should Take This Course

Emergency medicine physicians
Urgent care & acute care clinicians
EM residents & fellows
Critical care & trauma clinicians
Physician assistants & nurse practitioners
ED nurses, EMTs & paramedics

📋 5-Day Course Agenda

📅 Day 1 — Monday, April 27 · PE, Burns, AI & Critical Care
• Echo in Pulmonary Embolism — Hamid Shokoohi
• Emergency Management of Burns — Robert Sheridan
• AI in the ED — Sayon Dutta
• Clinical Informatics in the ED — Shuhan He
• Geriatric Falls — Shan Liu
• Impact of Boarding on Geriatric Patients — Shan Liu
• Scrotal Pain in the ED — Andrew Eyre
• ARDS — Peter Hou

📅 Day 2 — Tuesday, April 28 · Cardiac Arrest, Trauma & Airway
• Professionalism & Patient Safety — Jonathan Sonis
• Mild Head Trauma — Pierre Borczuk
• Cardiac Arrest — Sean Kivlehan
• Improving ED Patient Experience — Benjamin White
• Innovation in Emergency Medicine — Benjamin White
• Tele-Disaster Medicine: COVID to Ukraine — Jarone Lee
• Current Practice in Newborn Fever — Jane Preotle
• Airway Advances — Annette Ilg

📅 Day 3 — Wednesday, April 29 · POCUS Comprehensive & ECG
• POCUS Cardiac and Lung — Nicole Duggan
• POCUS E-FAST — Nour Al Jalbout · Alexander Belaia
• POCUS Procedures (IV, LP) — Calvin Huang
• POCUS Pediatric Cases — Sigmund Kharasch
• How to Read Ischemia on ECGs — John Nagurney
• Practice Updates in Acute PE — Angela Jarman
• Push-Dose Pressors & Severe Alcohol Withdrawal — Paul Jansson
• 10 Things About Monitoring Blood Pressure — Andrew Reisner

📅 Day 4 — Thursday, April 30 · Stroke, Neuro & Shock
• ED Evaluation of Acute Psychiatric Complaints — Lauren Nentwich
• Update on Ventricular Fibrillation Cardiac Arrest — Keith Marill
• 2026 Acute Ischemic Stroke Guidelines: Top 10 Take-homes — Kori Zachrison
• Cranial Nerve Deficits — Dan Egan
• Top Updates in PEM Literature 2025–2026 — Nicole Nadeau
• Recent Cardiologic Advances in EM — Keith Marill
• Vasopressors and Shock Pearls — Raghu Seethala
• On-Field Emergencies in the Elite Athlete — Jonathan Sonis

📅 Day 5 — Friday, May 1 · Trauma, Environmental & Specialty
• Hand Injuries: Case-Based Updates — Michael Filbin
• Sexually Transmitted Infections — Donna Felsenstein
• Wilderness Medicine & High Altitude Illness — N. Stuart Harris
• Frostbite Management in the ED — L. Suzanne Leslie
• Practical Sustainability in Healthcare — Jonathan Slutzman
• Management of Postpartum Hemorrhage — L. Suzanne Leslie
• Current Concepts in Septic Shock — Dana Stearns
• Ocular Emergencies — David Peak

⭐ What Clinicians Say

“Very practical and clinically relevant. The POCUS and resuscitation sections were especially useful for daily ED practice.”

Dr. Michael R. — Emergency Physician

“Clear, organized, and easy to review. The recorded format made it simple to revisit key topics between shifts.”

Dr. Sarah M. — Acute Care Physician

“Strong review of emergency critical care. The lectures on septic shock, ARDS, vasopressors, and ICU-level decisions are very practical.”

Dr. David P. — Critical Care Consultant

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