TOTAL EM - Tools Of the Trade and Academic Learning in Emergency Medicine

If you have worked in emergency medicine for any length of time, you have seen an abscess.  No, it's not a spider bite, it's almost always an abscess.  With abscess management, there are a number of a...

18 Loka 201626min

This is not your usual podcast.  To be fair, what has been the usual podcast with us?  We have gone over certain papers and a few interviews, but this is a young podcast.  It was important to give eve...

11 Loka 201620min

We are back for the second half of our conversation with Jeff Jarvis.  If you missed the first half, go back and listen to Podcast #10 as it will make more sense.  We discussed his EMS system that onl...

4 Loka 201628min

You read that right!  Dr. Jeff Jarvis is a medical director who only uses video laryngoscopy (VL) for the EMS agencies he acts as a medical director.  Not only that, but in his own practice in emergen...

27 Syys 201620min

Have you heard of Jim DuCanto?  If not, then you missed our last podcast.  You can listen to either of them in any order, but since you are here, go ahead and listen to this one first.  However, we hi...

20 Syys 201625min

You may not have heard of Jim DuCanto specifically, but you have probably heard about his SALAD (Suction Assisted Laryngoscopy Airway Decontamination technique. Click on the links that we have here if...

13 Syys 201625min

After our talk with Minh Le Cong from the PHARM podcast, we decided it was appropriate to discuss the POKER Trial.  No, it is not about cards, but rather about if propofol mixed with ketamine is bette...

6 Syys 201620min

The image above is the chemical structure of ketamine, and that is exactly what we are talking about today.  This is the second half of our conversation with Minh Le Cong who is best known for his inv...

30 Elo 201632min