Yale Department of Emergency Medicine

Yale’s Head of Emergency Medicine Discusses Health Challenges, and ‘The Pitt’ Arjun Venkatesh, MD, MBA, Yale’s chair of emergency medicine, talks about his career and health care in general in this Q&A.

Ever wondered what it’s like to lead one of the nation’s busiest EDs?
Yale’s Dr. Arjun Venkatesh shares an inside look at the challenges facing #emergencycare —and what TV shows like #ThePitt get right (and wrong):
yalemedicine.org/news/yales-head-of-emergency-medicine-discusses-health-challenges

Congratulations to PGY-1 David Gordon on earning Best Pitch in Show for his DOVE Device Pitch during the innovation forum at #acep25 ! 🏆👏

Excited to kick things off at #ACEP25 in Salt Lake City. Exchanging knowledge, showcasing our research, and shaping the future of emergency medicine—together! #YaleEM

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Curious what it’s like to train in Emergency Medicine at Yale? From high-acuity care to a tight-knit, mission-driven community—our residency program blends academic rigor with humanism. 💙
🔗 Read more: medicine.yale.edu/emergencymed...

#EMBound #MedTwitter #Match2025 #YaleEM

Thrilled to see our Administration Fellowship alumna, Monisha Dilip, MD, contribute as a co-author on this important piece! Take a moment to read and celebrate the continued impact of our alumni. 👏📖 #EMLeadership #HealthPolicy #YaleEMAlumni

The 16th Annual Global Health Day is underway! 🌍 Emergency medicine researchers, educators, and leaders are gathering to highlight innovations and impact in global care. #GlobalHealth #EmergencyMedicine #EMGlobalHealth

That’s a wrap on #SAEM25! Grateful for the inspiring sessions, meaningful connections, and shared commitment to advancing emergency medicine. Until next year! 🚑📚✨

Swing by our table at the @saemonline.bsky.social RAMS Residency & Fellowship Fair — come say hi, ask questions, and learn why we love our #YaleEM ! #SAEM25

Coffee in one hand, ideas in the other ☕💡—collaborating, presenting, educating, mentoring. A dynamic start to Thursday at #SAEM25!

Wednesday at #SAEM25 was packed with Yale-led plenaries, didactics, and cutting-edge EM science. The afternoon sessions brought even more great ideas and energy. A full day of #YaleEM in action!

Congrats to @camerongettel.bsky.social @agem-saem.bsky.social on developing a new care transition measure for older emergency department patients! The PROM-OTED score!

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Exciting Q&A and a full house for @kmpanthagani.bsky.social poster session: Whiteboard-Style Educational Video Improves Understanding of Buprenorphine in Low-Income Women Who Use Drugs. #SAEM25

Wednesday morning at #SAEM25 has been packed with plenaries, didactics, and cutting-edge EM science from #YaleEM. Excited to see what new insights the afternoon brings!

The EM power of research has the potential to improve outcomes for virtually every illness and injury that comes through our doors.

The ED is our laboratory. Come join us—the possibilities for investigation are endless.

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What resonated most from today’s session?
We caught up with Samreen Vora, MD, to hear her biggest takeaway from “Empowering Women in Emergency Medicine Leadership”

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Today’s session on “Empowering Women in Emergency Medicine Leadership” sparked bold ideas, honest reflections, and a vision for more transformative leadership in EM #SAEM25 #AWAEM

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Excited to be at #SAEM25 in Philadelphia!
We’re proud to showcase the outstanding contributions of Yale EM faculty, fellows, residents, and medical students. From presentations to awards, follow along as we highlight their impactful work throughout the conference. #YaleEM

Exploring the complexity of homelessness in emergency medicine: Dissecting myths, evidence, and solutions Background Emergency departments serve as critical-access points for people experiencing homelessness (PEH). These patients face significant health disparities and are subject to stigmatization and ...

New in @aemet.es: Our team breaks down persistent myths about homelessness in emergency medicine and offers a #structuralcompetency framework to guide better care, research, and advocacy

#EMSky #SocialEM #MedSky #PublicHealth

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🧵 1/ Check out our team’s new study in @alzdemjournals.bsky.social on ED-based cognitive impairment (CI) screening and referral. What we found highlights both promise and pain points in real-world detection and follow-up for CI and dementia in the acute care setting.

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Come check out “New Frontiers in Global Health” and hear from Dr. Eleanor Reid, Asst. Prof of #EM, on her Spark Award-winning project: #Palliative care in Ethiopia.
This session, led by Kristina Talbert-Slagle, highlights how seed funding through #YIGH is driving innovative #globalhealth solutions.

From trends in observation, staffing, transfers, and discharge to geriatrics and substance use—Yale EM faculty, fellows, and medical students delivered 14 rapid-fire lightning oral presentations during the afternoon session! #SAEM #NERDS25

Wonderful poster sessions from Emily Jameyfield, MD, Nickolas Srica, MD, incoming resident Carolina Diniz Hooper, MD at #SAEM #NERDS25

Yale EM 🤝 Neuro

Cameron Gettel, MD, MHS, and Charles Wira, MD, presenting their respective Neurological Lightning Oral Sessions at #NERDS25

How accurate are large language models in predicting cardiac events? Donald Wright, MD, MHS, presents ‘Association Between GPT-4 Computed HEART Score & 60-Day MACE’ to kick off Yale EM’s presentations for the day! #SAEM #Nerds25

We are live at the #SAEM New England Regional Meeting in Worcester, MA! Stay tuned for spotlights on plenary, poster, and lightning sessions from Yale EM at #NERDS25

In this special #SAEM25 preview podcast, Program Committee Member Wendy Sun, MD, discusses health humanities in #EmergencyMedicine education with Kamna Balhara, MD, MA, our 2025 Education Keynote speaker!

Check it out: www.saem.org/meetings-and...

Disparities in use of physical restraint and chemical sedation in the emergency department by patient housing status Background A growing body of research has found there to be disproportionate physical restraint and chemical sedation use for historically marginalized populations in the emergency department (ED). Th...

🧵New Article
Congratulations to @leah-robinson.bsky.social on a phenomenal paper on disparities in restraint use and chemical sedation by #housing status in the ED
Honored to coauthor with this rising star 💫 and Ambrose Wong @yale-em.bsky.social

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Yale Emergency Medicine Extends Its Legacy as a National Leader For the fourth consecutive year, the Department of Emergency Medicine (DEM) at Yale School of Medicine has ranked #1 in the nation for National Institutes of

Four years & counting- Yale’s Department of Emergency Medicine has been recognized as a national leader in NIH funding for the fourth year in a row!

See how Yale EM continues to set the standard in patient care, research, & education: medicine.yale.edu/news-article...

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Congrats to the Yale Emergency Medicine Residency Program & Clinical Informatics and EMS fellowships on continued ACGME accreditation! A big thank you to all faculty, fellows, residents, & staff for your dedication. Here's to ongoing excellence in medical education! #YaleEM