Cric for the Win
From Patellar Dislocation, EEM 2019, N of 1, LRINEC - Accidental D-dimer, CricTo close out the year, Walker Foland (the orignal Rojo Grande) takes us deep into a surprise critical airway case that exemplifies what we do and who we are.
12min 34Rob Orman, MD and Walker Foland, MD
The Approach to the Active Shooter: Run, Hide, Fight, Treat
From Cathing Dudes, Cough, N of 1, Low Salt, Active Shooter, Bits and PiecesEmergency physician, former Special Forces medic, and field trauma expert Mike Shertz walks us through an inside look at active shooter / active violence incidents. •
33min 39Ben Peery, MD, Mike Shertz, MD, and Rob Orman, MD
N of 1: Patient Experience
From Cathing Dudes, Cough, N of 1, Low Salt, Active Shooter, Bits and PiecesNone of us start the day hoping that our patients have a negative experience during the time we care for them. But the medical system, and even some of our habits, can lead to just that. Expert Justin Bright gives his thoughts on how to improve patient experience in the emergency department. His …
34minJustin Bright, MD and Rob Orman, MD
N of One: Aim to be a Zero
From The Syncope Code, EEM: Sentinel Injuries, N of One, Circling the Drain, MailbagWhat does emergency medicine have in common with astronautics? A lot, it turns out. Dan Mccollum and Rob break down the skills learned by International Space Station commander Chris Hadfield as explained in his autobiography An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth. •
28min 59Dan Mccollum, MD and Rob Orman, MD
Did Canada Crack the Syncope Code?
From The Syncope Code, EEM: Sentinel Injuries, N of One, Circling the Drain, MailbagFiguring out a decision tool or even consistent clinical approach to syncope has been like finding peace in the Middle East. Lots of people thought that they have had the answer but, let's face it, they haven't. Now, a research team from Canada may have found the right formula for emergency …
31min 20Rob Orman, MD and Clay Smith, MD
When Consultants Give Bad Advice
From February 2018: When Consultants Give Bad AdviceIn this episode, Dr. Sam Ashoo gives his strategies on what to do when the consultant on the other end of the phone call is giving questionable advice.
35min 12Rob Orman
Performance Coach Jason Brooks. Always Gratified, Never Satisfied
From January 2018: Bicarbonate in DKA, cellulitis, and performance coach Jason BrooksJason Brooks PhD is a performance coach helping health care providers, athletes, and other high level performers live better, work better, and be better.
1hr 6min 7Rob Orman
Finding the joy
From December 2017: White coat investing, finding joy, CPR masteryWhat gives you fulfillment in your job? If you know it, do you make purposeful choices to keep pointed in that direction?
26min 13Rob Orman, MD, Scott Weingart, MD, Haney Mallemat, MD, and Amal Mattu, MD
Beating Stress and the Hot Offload with Ashley Liebig
From November 2017: Autistic patients, gunshots to the groin and omg the stressAshley Liebig, a HEMS Flight Nurse, Helicopter Rescue Specialist, and formed combat medic, is known around the world as a teacher of managing the stress response, She has developed tools to mitigate the detrimental aspects of stress.
35min 46
How to learn from a lecture
From March - April 2017: How to learn from a lecture and the MH examAmal Mattu stops by to talk about the best way to get the most from attending (as well as giving) a lecture.
26min 36Rob Orman
Articles you need to know-winter edition
From February 2017: Mumps, nasal suction, and things you need to knowThere’s a journal club in my living room every few months (or at least there will be – this was the first).
27min 9Rob Orman
Practice Changers
From January 2017: Practice ChangersWhat were your practice changers in 2016?
32min 8Rob Orman
SassyMD
From November - December 2016: An interview with @SassyMDIf you are on Twitter, there’s a good chance you’ve seen commentary from our guest today Sassy MD.
12min 50Rob Orman
The Upset Patient Protocol
From September - October 2016: Airways, Strokes and the Upset Patient ProtocolWe’re not trained in conflict resolution, but angry patients are a reality in any practice.
19min 48Rob Orman
Mastering the storm
From July - August 2016: Mastering the stormScott Weingart explains why he meditates and how it’s like ‘kettlebells for the brain’.
38min 20Rob Orman
The Brain on Ketamine
From December 2015: The Brain on KetamineTake home message: At very low dose, you get analgesia with minimal effect on perception and emotion.
30min 9Rob Orman
Chronic Pain Part 2: Medication
From June 2015: Peds C-Spine clearance and a 2 part special on chronic painThis is part two of a two-part series on chronic pain.
20min 37Rob Orman
Chronic Pain: Part 1
From June 2015: Peds C-Spine clearance and a 2 part special on chronic painPart one of a two-part series on caring for patients with chronic pain
22min 47Rob Orman
Scott Weingart on the State of Things
From May 2015: Weingart and SubarachnoidsScott Weingart is a thought leader in critical care and emergency medicine.
39min 38Rob Orman
The right way to teach
From December 2014: The Right Way To TeachAn unexpected podcast with Dr. Dike Drummond, otherwise known as The Happy MD.
19min 12Rob Orman
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