The NJ-ACEP chapter is conducting a campaign to prevent violence in the emergency department. If you have any questions regarding the progress of our campaign, or about strategies to prevent violence in your emergency department, please contact Dr. Jenice Forde-Baker or Dr. Steven Hochman.

Learn More About the Importance of New Jersey’s Emergency Care System

Click here to view the guidelines, for provider use only. Also click here to view the patient poster that will be hung in each ED waiting room and exam room in Washington state.

Physicians’ Practice Enhancement is currently seeking BC/BE EM physicians for FT and PT practice opportunities throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We offer the opportunity to practice in a Community or Academic setting, faculty appointments are available. Competitive remuneration package offered. Please forward CV and letter of interest to smcginley@ppenet.com

ACEP has launched a campaign to educate policymakers, the news media and the public about the value of emergency medicine and that emergency care constitutes less than 2% of all health care spending. To hear some talk about rising health care costs, you’d think it was more like 50%! Because of the cost-cutting environment in Washington and in state legislatures, this campaign is designed to promote the high value of emergency care. The campaign launched with a Health Writers’ Conference in New York, featuring ACEP members from Arizona, Connecticut, New York, Texas, Oregon and Washington, DC, highlighting different aspects of emergency care. In addition, the results of a new poll of ACEP members was released showing increased stress on emergency departments. ACEP spokespersons in 10 top media markets are conducting media interviews to promote the poll results and reinforce the “Just 2%” messages. The campaign will continue with print and radio ads through ACEP’s Leadership & Advocacy Conference this month in Washington.