After the birth of his first child, Daniel Ostermayer, an emergency physician experienced conflicting messages from his physician friends and the behavior of his infant daughter. She would only ever sleep and breast feed if in the same bed with her mother. Having been taught that co-sleeping was dangerous but seeing the ease at which his wife and daughter could sleep and breast feed, he went down the rabbit hole of science to learn the truth about co-sleeping.What he discovered was the largely unknown science of infant co-sleeping. He condensed all the research down to the essentials so that any new parents (or doctors) can make an informed and intelligent choice about how best to sleep with (or in the same room as) their children.

Co-sleeping: The Science Of Sleeping With Your Baby

Parenting & Relationships

Ostermayer, Daniel

Parenting

Null Publishing Group

Myths in Emergency Medicine examines the origin, facts, and misconceptions of many common bedside teachings. These are some of the oldest and most pervasive medical myths. With each topic we discuss the best available evidence to guide clinical care, and acknowledge the areas of continued uncertainty. Ironically, disproving a myth may actually create a new myth, but these common tales are filled with many falsehoods. By taking a deep dive into these common myths we hope you will both gain an appreciation for medical history and improve your clinical practice and skepticism.

Myths in Emergency Medicine: Volume 1

Medical Books

Cooper, Benjamin

Pedigo, Ryan

Medicine

The Kaji Review Vol 3. expands on prior the Kaji Review books with an additional set of emergency medicine questions. Content pulls heavily from textbooks and LLSA readings. Topics are focused on emergency care but also cover outpatient and inpatient medical and surgical topics. Often the explanations include textbook references, evidence-based guidelines, online resources, and specific details of clinical research.

The Kaji Review Vol. 3: Emergency Medicine Clinical Review Book

Kaji, Amy

Fryling, Lauren

Luu, Ronald

Master’s Guide for the EM Sub-I provides an advanced set of pearls that will quickly augment your emergency medicine knowledge. This book does not teach the basics and does not replace the essential content provided by core emergency medicine texts. Instead, I have pulling together lists and lecture notes from conferences, books, and online content, into a small resource that can serve as a way to take your knowledge of Emergency Medicine to the next level. The core content is grouped by category so that you will be prepared for many advanced questions asked during your sub-intership and can impressively treat your patients.

Master's Guide for the Emergency Medicine Sub-Internship

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