Abstract

Although emergency medicine is an incredibly rewarding profession, it is undeniably marked by significant levels of stress. We discuss a study by Kline et al published in Academic Emergency Medicine, April 2020, looking at dog therapy and art therapy as possible interventions to reduce emergency provider stress on shift. We provide critical analysis of the article, and summarize the social media discussion and a podcast in which the authors discuss their work.

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