Editorial/Commentary
Editorial – Ruminations on a (newly indexed) journal – Grant Innes, MD
Original Research
Advances – Minimally angulated pediatric wrist fractures: Is immobilization without manipulation enough? – Khalid Al-Ansari, MD;*
Advances – Penetrating trauma in Ontario emergency departments: a population-based study – Alison K. Macpherson, PhD;*†
Advances – Variations in monetary distribution among Ontario’s Alternative Funding Agreement workload model hospitals – Mitchell Whyne, MD, Sports Med Dip;*
Education
CJEM Journal Club – Does the administration of intravenous aminophylline improve survival in adults with bradyasystolic cardiac arrest? – Reviewed by: Katrina F. Hurley, MD
Medical Mythology – Myth: Parenteral ketorolac provides more effective analgesia than oral ibuprofen – Sanjay Arora, MD;*
Diagnostic Challenge – Is it real? – Isaac Grate, Jr, MD, FACEP, FAAEM;*
Diagnostic Challenge – Is it real? ANSWER – Isaac Grate, Jr, MD, FACEP, FAAEM;*
Commentaries
Commentary – Critical care response teams: potential roles for emergency physicians – Suneel Upadhye, MD, MSc;*
Commentary – Critical care response teams: A step forward in patient care, or a step closer to an emergency physician manpower crisis? – James Ducharme, MD
Images
Images – A rare case of penetrating knee injury by a rope – Brian Petersen, CCP