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We are a FOAMED project devoted to providing TOTAL care everywhere. This is done by sharing the Tools Of the Trade and Academic Learning in Emergency Medicine (TOTAL EM). We believe in educa...
There are a variety of anorectal emergencies that present to the emergency department. Recently, there were updated guidelines made by the W...
We are back to providing our ATLS content and we are picking up where we left off. Our last ATLS podcast was on spine and spinal cord trauma...
Cluster headaches are often considered one of the most painful human experiences. They are short (lasting usually 15-180 minutes), frequent...
The use of tranexamic acid (TXA) has expanded with growing evidence in its use for a variety of clinical situations. However, not all eviden...
For decades, there has been a major name debate regarding the appropriate title for PAs. However, on May 24, 2021 the American Academy of PA...
There are countless guides and references that can be used in emergency medicine. However, some books prove to be better resources than othe...
Last year, the American Heart Association (AHA) provided updates to their basic life support (BLS), advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), an...
March is Women's History Month and we wanted to celebrate some of the accomplishments of women in medicine. While there are countless women...
Recently there was commentary in a forum that suggested the Pulmonary Embolism Rule-Out Criteria (PERC Rule) was essentially useless for det...
Injuries to the spine can occur both in blunt and penetrating trauma. They can also be with or without neurological deficits. For this reaso...
We are able to provide a sneak peak at some updated content with Practical POCUS . Over the last few months, Practical POCUS has been workin...
A little while back, we asked for help on getting out more content. David Wright and Kate Randolph answered that call and provided a special...
Neonatal sepsis can be subtle, especially early on. It can rapidly progress to multisystem organ failure, meningitis, and death. Given the r...
Elevated intracranial pressure (ICP) was just discussed in our last podcast on head injuries. However, we briefly mentioned how there is a c...
The newest Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) blog and podcast is here! This time we talk about head trauma. Get the key pearls and pitfall...
We received quite a bit of feedback with the last podcast and requests to discuss specifically the variants and their potential impacts on t...
There have already been many podcasts discussing COVID-19 vaccines, so what makes this one different and worth listening to now? This podcas...
We are back at it again with our newest ATLS podcast. This time we are focusing on the abdomen and pelvis which can be host to a wide range...
Recently, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) released updated guidelines for treating gonococcal infections. Given the increase in antibi...
2020 was a very different year and now it is time to start into 2021. As always this time of year we want to provide everyone with an update...
It has been a while (a month) since we last posted. We apologize, but wanted to explain why and remind you that we are still here and ready...
We are finally back with another ATLS podcast. Mike Sharma and Chip Lange together discuss the complex but important subject of thoracic tra...
We have mentioned in previous podcasts that if you have questions or special requests to send them our way. Another one of our listeners did...
With the recent release of the Butterfly iQ+, we wanted to provide everyone with comparison images and review some of the changes the new de...
For the first time ever, we delayed our normal podcast release to coincide with a very special reveal by Butterfly Network: the new and impr...
In resuscitation situations, such as trauma and sepsis, it is important to appropriately replace the patient's lost volume and be able to gi...
Sam Ireland from FOAMfrat invited me on to their podcast to talk more about PAs in EMS. This was a fantastic conversational piece that is we...
There are many people who are still uncertain how point of care ultrasound (POCUS) can benefit them in their practice. This podcast will giv...
On our last blog and podcast, part of the ATLS series, we covered shock. In that last post, it was briefly mentioned how vasopressin could b...
Shock, especially in trauma, is an absolute killer. Defined as an abnormality of the circulatory system that results in inadequate organ per...
Scaphoid fractures are often missed but important fractures due to their potential complications including non-union, post-traumatic osteoar...
Airway management is a commonly discussed topic in emergency medicine and there are some challenges that are unique with trauma. Mike Sharma...
To some, this may feel like spaced repetition. However, the discussion with tramadol today is a common and recurring issue. We will highligh...
With the blast that occurred in Beirut earlier, this is a good time to do a rapid review on blast injuries. This can be a rather complex top...
Summer is often a time that people visit the beach for vacation. While this may be different with the current COVID-19 pandemic, it is still...
It is time to dive into some core Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) content. Mike Sharma is back to co-host the podcast and help us cover...
This is probably one of the most niche blog and podcast that has been done for a while, but it is a special one given the work that has been...
Since the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of masks has been discussed. As this pandemic continues, there has been a great dea...
This is a project that has been in the works for a long time. We have finally been able to coordinate and introduce a new podcast series cov...
Surprisingly, we are back already to talk about dexamethasone. Our last podcast, #204, covered the press release from the RECOVERY (Randomis...
By now you may have heard of a potential breakthrough in COVID-19 treatment: dexamethasone. The steroid is well known and has been widely us...
Law enforcement has used tear gas and pepper spray to help with crowd control. Many of those exposed will require some form of treatment. Th...
Given recent events and a longstanding concern for certain restraint positions causing positional asphyxia, we took the time to dive into th...
We have made it! Another milestone to celebrate. 200 podcasts down and (hopefully) many more to come. The format continues to change, but we...
We celebrate another anniversary with this podcast. This podcast marks the 200th one! With every 50th podcast, we invite back Ken Milne from...
We had an excellent opportunity that we had to turn into a video podcast. The roundtable discussion is with Weill Cornell Medicine in New Yo...
Adrian Banning is back as our guest host this week. Once again, she did a stellar job and performed a very interesting interview with David...
Adrian Banning is acting as the host this week (and did a fantastic job!). She interviewed Katherine (Katie) Thompson from IPV Educators reg...
If you have been to a healthcare facility recently or work in a hospital, chances are you have been screened as soon as you got to that loca...
We are in a point of time where information is incredibly easy to access. We also have the convenience to be able to rapidly share informati...