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Provider examining a rash on a patient's forearm in urgent care

Rash in Room 3: How to Work Up Any Skin Complaint

Have you ever seen a rash patient and thought "please just be poison ivy"? Here's the five-step framework that makes
PA standing outside patient room preparing to explain clinical uncertainty to a patient

What to Say When You Don’t Have an Answer

You did the workup and ruled out the "big, bad, scary". But you don't have a definitive diagnosis and the
Provider examining a toddler's hip for transient synovitis in a pediatric urgent care setting

The Limping Toddler: What You Need to Know Before You See One

A toddler with a limp and no injury history is one of those presentations that catches new providers off guard.
Lower leg with redness and swelling being assessed for cellulitis vs other diagnoses

That Red, Swollen Leg Might Not Be Cellulitis

Cellulitis misdiagnosis happens in up to 1 in 3 cases. Learn how to tell venous stasis dermatitis, DVT, and gout
hand injury can't miss

5 Can’t-Miss Hand Injuries in the Outpatient Setting

A quick guide to five hand injuries clinicians shouldn’t miss in outpatient practice, including mallet finger, jersey finger, scaphoid fractures,
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How to Build Referral Relationships

Sending a referral isn’t the same as coordinating care. Learn how building relationships with specialists can improve outcomes and elevate
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