Anterior shoulder dislocations are common in the Emergency Department and let’s face it, fun to fix. But this can be a time and resource intensive endeavor- especially if doing IV...
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Blakemore, Minnesota, and Linton Tube Tips and Tricks
There are soooo many challenges when it comes to placing a Blakemore or other gastroesophageal balloon. The first struggle is your knowledge and familiarity with your own device- is it...
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The (Un)common Cric- Incidence of Surgical Airway in Modern Medicine
How often do we, as Emergency Medicine clinicians, have to do a surgical airway aka cric? Is that number changing with time? We attempt to answer these questions with a...
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Efficient and Effective Clinical Teaching
Teaching in the clinical environment can be… challenging. Learners are so enthusiastic, so engaged, and can require soooo much attention! In this podcast, we discuss ways to remain a kick-ass clinical...
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Distinguished or Deadly? Physician Age and Its Association with Patient Mortality
With the variability of patient complexity, time of presentation, resource availability, and a whole slew of other external factors, patient’s presenting to the ED can have high morbidity and mortality....
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Welcome to the SimKit emergency medicine physician podcast. Follow along for musings on medical
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Welcome to the SimKit emergency medicine physician podcast. Follow along for musings on medical
procedural training, skillset decay and maintenance, case discussions and reviews, and much more.
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