Erin Kane, MD

EMS/EM Doc, Residency APD, reformed Chief/Fellow, To Do list master maker, and all-around nerd. (she/her)

[SAEM @SAEMonline]

The future of #EmergencyMedicine is bright! Congratulations again to all new residents and welcome to the EM family - your journey in one of the most dynamic and rewarding fields of medicine starts now! #EMBound #RAMSMatch #Match2025

[Erin Kane, MD @EmergencyErin]

Welcome to the Class of 2029 at Washington University Emergency Medicine! We can't wait to see you again soon!

[NAEMSP @NAEMSP]

Congratulations to Dr. Lindsay Jaeger, the EMS Physician Early Career Award winner! This award goes to support an early career #EMSDoc to support their professional growth and development to transform prehospital care!

@StrykerEC #NAEMSP2025

[WashU EMS Fellowship @WUSTL_EMS]

WashU EM MCI simulation with both prehospital triage and in hospital disaster management.

[Erin Kane, MD @EmergencyErin]

Me super sneakily listening in on the intern getting the patient's story.

[Emily Fridenmaker @emily_fri]

Every attending does things differently, and that's really annoying. Every time you're told to do something a new way though, take notes in your mind of what YOUR style will be when you're done.

[Josh Farkas MD 💊 @PulmCrit]

I'm reposting this again because it's so important

as a trainee, attendings with different styles can be frustrating

(you just learned one style and want to do that!)

but learning diverse approaches to a single problem will serve you well later on, by teaching flexibility

[Reviewer 2 @GrumpyReviewer2]

#AcademicChatter #AcademicX

[Reviewer 2 @GrumpyReviewer2]

#AcademicChatter #AcademicX

[Erin Kane, MD @EmergencyErin]

@AaronLacyMD @jem_journal @WUSTL_EMS @long_brit @EMHighAK @JamesLi_17 Kudos to Aaron for being the driving force behind this!

[Aaron Lacy @AaronLacyMD]

Newest review open access in @jem_journal from @WUSTL_EMS, @long_brit, @EMHighAK, @JamesLi_17, @EmergencyErin, & more

Prehospital Cricothyrotomy: A narrative review of technical, educational, and operational considerations for procedure optimization
https://t.co/aDL6LWU759

[gamerEMdoc @GamerEMDoc]

EM PS writing tip:

I realize ER/ED/EM docs are commonly used phrases, but try to standardize your PS correctly.

ED is term for the location we work in (not ER). EM is the specialty.

For instance, we are EM physicians, not ED physicians. And ER is an outdated term from 30 years ago.

[The Midwest Newsroom @NPRMidwestNews]

The @stlpublicradio podcast ‘We Live Here' is back with an anniversary season: ‘10 Years After the Ferguson Uprising'

(We've heard several eps. It's elite).

Props to @iamcdavis @D_Towski and the team, which includes our own @krishusted!
https://t.co/edVv8GA5ZY

[Sam Ghali, M.D. @EM_RESUS]

Pass it on

[WashU EMS Fellowship @WUSTL_EMS]

Looking for your future EMS Fellowship? Take a close look at WashU EMS! 🚑📷📷🚒🚁

https://t.co/KG4eBvnRNO

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[Ron Barbosa MD FACS @rbarbosa91]

Brief 🧵on what to do when you lose the 'flash' when placing a central line.

Here we see the resident getting into the vein and seeing the satisfying 'flash' of blood that we're looking for.

But as we all know, things don't always go smoothly from there...

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[Ken Milne MD @TheSGEM]

A good lesson to learn.

[Ron Barbosa MD FACS @rbarbosa91]

Similar to a prior 🧵regarding traumatic deaths in 'The Iliad':

Here I will examine the deaths in the movie 'Braveheart' to estimate how many of these might have been prevented if modern level 1 trauma centers and surgical care were available in Scotland at the time.
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