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Crash Cart: Trump on Opioid Emergency; Knowledgeable Patients are Helpful; Full Stop Needed After ED Deaths | Emergency Physicians Monthly

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Crash Cart: Talking About Near Misses; Death to “Dry Drowning”; Will NaloxBoxes Deliver OD Prevention? | Emergency Physicians Monthly

This week: Physicians openly discuss mistakes; Why the term “dry drowning” needs to go under; NaloxBox's solution for ODs may be worth a shot. Join in as our editors discuss the week's headlines. ----------------------- A surgical resident at University of North Carolina says physicians need to talk more openly about their mistakes, advocating for debriefings

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