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Remembering William Cordell Jr., MD: 'The reason I became a doctor'

William Cordell Jr., MD, a Department of Emergency Medicine faculty member for more than 25 years, passed away on March 2, 2025. Dr. Cordell, known as Bill to friends and colleagues, was a dedicated, innovative and inspiring physician to many in the emergency department. He shaped the careers of countless medical professionals and he had a unique gift for making learning both meaningful and enjoyable. Cordell's legacy lives on through the many lives he touched, and his influence will continue to shape emergency medicine for years to come.

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2022 Disaster Day

Residents reflect on the 2022 Disaster Day held at the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center, located near Seymour, Indiana. 

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2022 Graduation Awards

The Department of Emergency Medicine presents the 2022 graduation awards. 

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Tribute to Dr. Butch Humbert

Butch Humbert, MD always knew he wanted to be doctor. In high school, he worked as a transportation aide in a local emergency department and

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2022 Graduates: Where Are They Now?

Congratulations to the class of 2022! Our graduates are nothing short of impressive and we are so proud of each of them. Explore where our

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What’s Next for IU’s Simulation Fellowship Grads

On June 30, 2022, three physicians will graduate from the Department of Emergency Medicine’s simulation fellowship program. The fellowship—the first of its kind in Indiana—has

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What to Do When You Are Out of Bicarb

Imagine arriving at the bedside of a patient who has taken a massive overdose of a tricyclic. Though you are well trained and utterly prepared

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Are You Well?

“How are you?”   “Oh, I’m fine. How are you?”   “Good, good, just busy.”   “Same here.”   We know how to answer, “How are you?”  It’s a conversation many of us

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Patient Experience

For anyone who has read articles about the negative aspects of patient experience and satisfaction, such as The Atlantic piece The Problem With Satisfied Patients or the

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What Social Media Taught Me About Patient Experience

To those of you who take the time to skim this first paragraph to see whether you will read the whole article, thank you. In

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Methodist ED Physicians Reflect on 20 Years of Impactful Service

The fab five…the fearless five…the faithful five. This group of five Methodist ED physicians will answer any call—and this year, they’re celebrating 20 years of

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