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President's Message
Our Chapter President, Dr. John Lyman, has been on vacation in California! Check back in September for his monthly President’s Message!
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EM Residency Spotlight: Grandview Medical Center
 The Grandview Emergency Medicine Residency, based in Dayton, strives to produce outstanding, compassionate physicians who are well-rounded in clinical practice, academic achievements, and service to their community. The residents’ clinical skills benefit from their active involvement in an emergency department that sees a large and diverse patient population. Under the leadership of Program Director, Dr. Michael Pallaci, Grandview EM Residency fosters the academic and clinical development of residents through mentoring by EM faculty.
Great things are happening at Grandview Emergency Medicine Residency program! [Read more]
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Grandview EM residents participate in a cricothyrotomy lab at a recent EMS educational conference
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Member Kudos
Derek Broering, MD, and Jessica Rando, MD, for winning the Ohio ACEP Poster Competition at the Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents Assembly
If you know of a member that deserves to be congratulated, let us know!
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 Ohio EM Residents' Assembly, 2014 - Photo Gallery!
On August 14, Ohio ACEP held its Ohio Emergency Medicine Residents’ Assembly! For full coverage of the Assembly, be sure to check out next month’s eNews. In the meantime, have a look at some of the images we captured at the Residents’ Assembly and check out our Assembly photo album on Facebook!
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Important Update: Tramadol Now a Schedule IV Controlled Substance
Pursuant to a rule adopted by the United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), tramadol and products containing tramadol are now classified as a Schedule IV controlled substance. The new classification went into effect on August 18, 2014. [Read more]
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Board of Pharmacy Announces New OARRS Tool
The Ohio State Board of Pharmacy has announced a new feature designed to enhance patient care from the Ohio Automated Rx Reporting System (OARRS). The new feature, the Active Cumulative Morphine Equivalent (ACME) graph, will allow health care providers to view a patient’s ACME score for up to 24 months. For more information about the tool, including an example of how the graph works as part of a patient’s prescription history report, check out the Board of Pharmacy’s announcement to Ohio health care providers.
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Members in the News
James J. Augustine, MD, FACEP, whose article, “Emergency Department Benchmarking Alliance Reports on Data Survey for Next-Generation ED Design,†was published in the August edition of ACEP Now
Eric J. Adkins, MD, who was featured in the FOX 28 Columbus story, “A Low Risk, but Columbus Prepares for Ebola Just in Caseâ€
Dustin Calhoun, MD, and Arthur Pancioli, MD, FACEP, who were featured in the University of Cincinnati Health News article, “Emergency Medicine Partners with Ghanaian Hospital for Training, Educationâ€
Brooke Donaldson, MD, who was featured in the Perry Tribune article, "Genesis welcomes new physicians"
John L. Lyman, MD, FACEP, who was mentioned in the Xenia Gazette article, “Boonshoft School of Medicine welcomes the class of 2018â€
Michael Lyons, MD, who was quoted in the University of Cincinnati Health News article, “Undiagnosed Acute HIV Rates Higher Than Expected in 'Low Prevalence' Areasâ€
Howard Mell, MD, MPH, FACEP, who was quoted in the Marketplace article, “ERs are still busy, Affordable Care Act and allâ€
Thomas Terndrup, MD, FACEP, and Eric J. Adkins, MD, who were quoted in the FOX 28/ABC 6 Columbus story, “New Emergency Department Set to Open at Wexner Medical Centerâ€
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