Podcast 17: Alin, Resilience, and a New Heart
We have the privilege of chatting with Alin Gragossian about the days before her illness, heart transplant, and return to her work as an emergency medicine resident. Follow Alin! Website…
Podcast 16: 0% Journal Club – ED ICU
Do ED ICUs save lives? Probably. The paper in question is by Gunnerson et al and can be found here. Scott Weingart's work on ED ICUs can be found here.
Podcast 15: Clinical Teaching – Open Your Robe
It's not about you. It's not about the learner saying what you want to hear. When you're responsible for clinical teaching, it's about the learner. The relationship mattersIntentionality in clinical…
Podcast 14: Resuscitese with The Q Word
Nyssa from The Q Word Podcast is on the show to talk about the one thing we should be practicing the most: Resuscitation Langauge, coined Resuscitese. Be sure to check…
The Nurse Led Code Cam
At ResusX, we had the opportunity to show how we envision a Nurse Led Code would look like. So, we decided to strap a GoPro onto the Nurse Leader and…
Podcast 13: ResusX Series – Zero Point Survey
We have our friends from EMcenterED and the Rebel, Salim Rezaie, in our final ResusX Podcast series where we talk about the Zero Point Survey. Click here for the amazing…
Podcast 12: ResusX Series – The Nurse Led Code
We had the opportunity to present The Nurse Led Code and facilitate a Code Choreography workshop to the attendees at ResusX. Needless to say, it was a humbling to learn…
Podcast 11: ResusX Series – Hard Collar Facts with the Rebel, Salim Rezaie
Allan and Rob have the privilege of sitting down with Salim Rezaie of RebelEM to talk about cervical spine collars and backboard in the ED. RebelEM has has already extensively covered the…
Podcast 10: ResusX Series – Intro
It's here, baby! We're in Philadelphia to present the Nurse Led Code at ResusX 2019! To our left and right is an all-star cast of resuscitationists like Haney Mallemat, Salim…
Podcast 09: A Story of Traumatic Cardiac Arrest
Rob recounts the story of his first traumatic cardiac arrest as a paramedic. CPR doesn't make sense in a traumatic arrest where hemorrhagic and obstructive shock are the suspected etiologyA…