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The Pre-Oxi Study and Practical Application Contributor: Jason Hine MDIn this episode of the SimKit podcast, we delve into the 'Pre Oxi Study' published in the New England Journal of...

In this episode, we discuss a procedure so impactful that it can influence the direction of care and the patient’s subsequent hospital course. This procedure is the act of having...

Burnout Brass Tax w Rob Orman Contributor: Jason Hine MDGuest: Rob Orman MD In this podcast episode, Jason Hine speaks with Rob Orman, a renowned emergency physician and coach, about...

The American Diabetes Association released a consensus report in 2024 on the management of the hyperglycemic crises: DKA and HHS.  Our goal is to give you some insight into the latest...

The American Diabetes Association released a consensus report in 2024 on the management of the hyperglycemic crises: DKA and HHS.  Our goal is to give you some insight into the latest...

The Cost of Boarding - w Dr. Schreyer & Dr. Canellas Contributor: Jason Hine MD, Kraftin Schreyer MD, and Maureen Canellas MD Boarding plagues Emergency Departments the country (world?) over....

The Rusty Scalpel's Edge- keeping your skills in rare procedures Contributor: Jason Hine, MD Are you dangerous when it comes to preforming rare procedures like cric, transvenous pacing, or Blakemore...

It's all about Conduction: Calcium's Role in Hyperkalemia Contributor: Dillon Warr, MD The classic teaching is that calcium's role in hyperkalemia is that of membrane stabilization. However, what if what we...

Stroking Out in the Communitywith Evie Marcolini Contributor: Jason Hine, MD. and Evie Marcolini MD Managing strokes in the modern era is challenging (lytics, EVT, timestamps!). Doing so in a community...

Twitter Facebook Linkedin Pinterest Envelope Go back to podcasts page View Next Under Pressure Contributor: Dillon Warr, MD, Jason Hines, MD. Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome (PRES) is a clinical condition...

Contributor: Jason Hine, MDRecognition of serious bacterial infections in young children is a challenging clinical dilemma. there have been several decision rules and algorithms for working up these potentially sick...

Contributor: Dillon Warr, MD Pharmacist Reviewer: Elizabeth Tencza, PharmD BCCCP Raise a glass to the GRACE-4 guidelines. These are Guidelines for Reasonable and Appropriate Care in the Emergency Department (GRACE)....

In this podcast we review both boarding and crowding, the twin kiss of death for an Emergency Department, with Dr. Kraftin Schreyer- an Emergency Medicine physician and ED Administrative Fellowship...

July 17, 2024Contributors: Dr. Jason HineIn this podcast we discuss getting the most out of your clinical rotations in medicine. This applies to anyone in the medical education spectrum- medical...

Contributors: Dr. Kenan Bouzida and Dr. Robert McNamaraIn this podcast we review the corporate practice of medicine- a touchy topic in Emergency Medicine. Over the last few decades, we have...

Contributors: Dillon Warr, MD and Jason Hine, MDStatus epilepticus is a clinical condition squarely in the wheelhouse of the Emergency Medicine physician. Here, we will discuss a recent article that...

In this podcast we review the most recent AHA recs on TTM. The current AHA recently updated their practice guidelines related to targeted temperature management (TTM) in the post-ROSC patient…....

Ozempic and its counterparts, the GFP-1 agonists have been part of a huge celebrity weight loss craze. This has led to many to see these medications as a get-skinny-quick option...

Myxedema Coma is a rare but life threatening endocrine emergency that we must be prepared to diagnose and treat in the emergency department. Buckle up for an in-depth discussion of...

There are few things as scary in the Emergency Department as a crashing asthmatic. The stakes go even higher when we are talking about intubating asthmatics. In this podcast we...