Your NEJM Group Today: Preparing for COVID-19 Surges / Low-Dose Ketamine in the ED / Mass. & N.C. Primary Care Opportunities

By the Editors

Take a look at today's offering from NEJM Group:

NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery: Commentary: To prepare for COVID-19 surges, a medical center surveyed its entire medical staff to gauge each physician's ability and willingness to care for COVID-19 patients — and used the results to provide additional training and devise a deployment plan. Read more at the first link below.

NEJM Journal Watch Emergency Medicine: Low-dose ketamine is a viable option for acute pain in the emergency department, according to a new meta-analysis. Dr. Benton Hunter weighs in.

NEJM CareerCenter:

• Massachusetts: The Division of General Internal Medicine at UMass Memorial Health Care is recruiting a clinician-educator to join a large outpatient practice at UMass Memorial Medical Center, the clinical partner of the University of Massachusetts Medical School.

• North Carolina: Novant Health Primary Care - East Rowan is recruiting a family medicine or internal medicine/pediatrics physician to join its practice in Rockwell, North Carolina.