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Emergency medicine today is very different from emergency medicine of the 1970s, when our practice was limited to the physical confines of the emergency department (ED) and the ambulance.  So—WHO ARE WE ANYWAY?  Family doctors take care of your family.  Surgeons cut you open.  Pediatricians take care of kids.  Anesthesiologists put you to sleep.  Cardiologists fix your heart.  Emergency physicians…….?  The definition of who we are is complicated by the fact that organ-specific specialties do not have discrete ‘rights’ to diagnostics or procedures that in the distant past might have characterized a specialty.1 ST segment elevation myocardial infarction) STEMIs are diagnosed by emergency physicians, family practice physicians, internists, cardiologists, and emergency medical technicians. Lacerations are repaired by emergency physicians, plastic surgeons, mid-level emergency care providers, and family practice physicians. And the exponential growth and globalization of emergency care has changed the whole concept of emergency medicine.

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