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Ryan Stanton, MD, the creator of Everyday Medicine for Physicians, reviews the emergency medicine literature to report findings to make your practice easier. Each short podcast highlights the essentials you need to know.
Dr. Stanton is the medical director of emergency medicine at UK Good Samaritan Hospital, an EP at UK Chandler Medical Center, and an assistant professor of emergency medicine at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. He is also the "Doc On-Call" for WTVQ TV, the president-elect of Kentucky ACEP, and a member of the Public-Media Relations Committee for national ACEP. His podcasts on Everyday Medicine for Physicians focus on health topics for patients.
Dr. Stanton is the medical director of emergency medicine at UK Good Samaritan Hospital, an EP at UK Chandler Medical Center, and an assistant professor of emergency medicine at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. He is also the "Doc On-Call" for WTVQ TV, the president-elect of Kentucky ACEP, and a member of the Public-Media Relations Committee for national ACEP. His podcasts on Everyday Medicine for Physicians focus on health topics for patients.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
30 minutes
English
United States
69 episodes
since Aug. 5, 2014
episodic
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Dr. Stanton talks with Scott Johnson, a local radio host, about his on-air emergency and EM evaluation.
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Dr. Stanton talks with Bert Vargas, MD, about how to best handle neurology cases in the ED.
Dr. Stanton and Dr. Mell talk about why out-of-network billing and why they shouldn’t be called surprise bills.
After several of family members were admitted to the hospital, Dr. Ryan Stanton had a new perspective on how the health care system treats patients. And he has ideas about what needs to change, not just in the hospital but in the ED too. Listen to his podcast and share your thoughts with him at emn…
Dr. Stanton says that EMTALA can actually help emergency medicine. Listen to his convincing argument in this riveting podcast.
Dr. Stanton interviews patients who were denied for coverage by Anthem in these moving firsthand accounts.
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