ACEP-EMedHome.com is a collaboration between the American College of Emergency Physicians and EMedHome.com, a recognized leader in on-line Emergency Medicine education. EMedHome.com is a privately held entity that was created by a practicing Emergency Physician. ACEP-EMedHome.com combines all the clinical content of EMedHome.com with special features from the American College of Emergency Physicians, including video lectures and audio podcasts from the annual Scientific Assembly and the Advanced Pediatric Assembly, and a monthly Annals of Emergency Medicine-based CME activity.

Access to ACEP-EMedHome.com requires a subscription to EMedHome.com and ACEP membership. The cost of an annual subsciption to EMedHome.com is $79 per year, and this includes access to all content and associated CME credit. When you subscribe, you will be asked to provide your ACEP ID number to authenticate your ACEP membership. If you do not have your ID number handy, you can always complete the subscription to EMedHome.com and return later to enter it.

No! If you already have a subscription to EMedHome.com, all you need to do is add your ACEP ID number and you will have access to ACEP-EMedHome.com.

A subscription to ACEP-EMedHome.com includes access to all of our content and all CME credit. A subscription to ACEP-EMedHome.com includes CME credit from the following CME activities:

• Annual ACEP Scientific Assembly video lectures and audio podcasts
• Advanced Pediatric Assembly lectures
• Annals of Emergency Medicine monthly CME series
• EMedHome.com On-Line EM Lectures
• EMCast, the monthly podcast hosted by Amal Mattu, MD
• Bimonthly EMedHome.com Feature Articles

In total, well over 100 CME credit hours are included in the low annual subscription price.

There are three possible issues: (1) Logging-in to ACEP-EMedHome.com content requires an active subscription and current ACEP membership. If you have an active subscription and you are still unable to log-in, it means that you are using an incorrect email address/password combination. The email address is the one you entered into the website database. If you have changed email addresses and not updated your profile, then you must use your old email address. If you do not recall the email address used for your CME account registration or you have forgotten your password, feel free to use the "contact us" link on top of this page and we will respond within one business day. (2) In addition, the log-in function requires that your computer has cookies enabled. If your settings prevent the use of cookies, then you will have difficulty logging-in. (3) Finally, if your computer is behind a firewall (e.g., a PC in the ED as part of a hospital network), then the firewall settings may be preventing you from logging-in. Try another PC (e.g. one at home) to see if you can successfully log-in.

If you are not receiving your password via the automated password retrieval function, it likely means that you are not entering the email address that we have on file for you. The email address to which your password is sent is the one that you entered into the website database. If you have changed email addresses and not updated your profile, then you must use your old email address. If you do not recall the email address used for your CME account, feel free to use the "contact us" link on top of this page and we will respond within one business day.

The On-Line lectures are shown in flash format. Macromedia flash player is required to view the lectures. The majority of web browsers come with macromedia flash installed. However, if you need the flash viewer, simply click here to download it for free.

Also please note that several "internet security"-type programs (e.g. Norton Security) and some firewalls will prevent downloading of the lecture as they interpret this as an intrusion on your PC. In order to view a lecture, you will need to either disable the security program or allow access by ACEP-EMedHome.com

Several sections of ACEP-EMedHome.com contain files in PDF format, including the PDF database section and the LLSA CME Program. Adobe reader version 6.0 or later is required to properly view these files. If you do not have a recent version of adobe reader installed on your computer, you may download it for free simply by clicking here.

The Question of the Day is sent to the email address that has been entered into our database. Please go to the "Edit Account" link of the "Manage Account" section to make sure the proper email address is entered.

If the proper email address is entered, then the Question of the Day is being sent each morning, but a spam filter is preventing you from getting it. This can happen because your (1) ISP determines that the Question of the Day is spam, and blocks it from reaching you (2) you have a spam filter that requires a manual response to allow it to pass through, which will not occur because the Question of the Day function is an automated program or (3) the settings on your email program are such that the Question of the Day is blocked.

You are more than welcome to participate. Many Pas/NPs are regular visitors to ACEP-EMedHome.com and have completed our CME programs. Whether our CME credit, however, is applicable to your situation (e.g. licensure, etc.) is your responsibility to determine. EMedHome.com is accredited to provide CME credit to physicians and has no affiliation with any PA or NP governing board/agency. Of course, you must be a member of ACEP to subscribe to ACEP-EMedHome.com.

We keep the amount of information requested to create a CME account to the very minimum. All information is kept securely and we never share your information or email address with anyone. Please click here for a detailed explanation of our privacy policy. The credit card purchase of an EMedHome.com subscription occurs via a secure transaction.

The credit card purchase of an ACEP-EMedHome.com subscription occurs via a secure transaction

In order to edit your personal information, simply log-in and then go to the "Manage Account" section.

You are unable to make such a change yourself. However, if you send us an email using the "Contact Us" link above, we will make the change right away.

Simply log-in to ACEP-EMedHome.com, and then go to the "Manage Account" section.

After you complete a CME activity on ACEP-EMedHome.com, you can immediately print/download your CME certificate. You may return to the CME Tracker at any time to see a list of all of your completed CME activities and print/download your CME certificates.

Websites can be unavailable for any of a number of reasons. Any interruption in internet traffic between your PC and the ACEP-EMedHome.com server can prevent you from viewing the website. On rare occasions, the ACEP-EMedHome.com server will malfunction. However, such occurrences are exceedingly rare and are short-lived. If you find that you are unable to connect to ACEP-EMedHome.com, and you can surf other websites without any problem, simply return to ACEP-EMedHome.com in a few minutes.

Bimonthly feature articles remain available for CME credit for one year from time of posting. After one year, the article is no longer available for CME credit, but is still available for review in the archives section. For a list of bimonthly feature articles currently available for CME credit, click here.

All of our CME programs are approved by the American College of Emergency Physicians for Category 1 ACEP CME credit.