ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
"TRAUMA-ING” a podcast where trauma docs James Gould and Rob Green dive deep into the intricate world of managing critically ill trauma patients. Join us for an exciting and educational journey, as we hear from expert guests and explore evidence-based practices, from essential procedures to the latest journal article reviews. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to trauma care, our mission is to equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to make a real difference in your practice. Tune in and elevate your understanding of trauma management!
Update frequency:
every 20 days
Average audio length:
32 minutes
Guest interviews
English
Canada
34 episodes
since Oct. 11, 2024
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
we break down the essential dos and don’ts for medical students entering the trauma bay. We navigate the fast-paced reality of acute resuscitation, offering practical strategies to optimize your clinical experience, manage high-stress environments, and seamlessly integrate into the trauma team. Fro…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode, Rob and I sit down with Judah Goldstein and Jenn Greene from Emergency Health Services (EHS) to dive deep into the Prehospital Evidence-based Practice (PEP) project. We explore how this massive repository is shaping paramedic practice, how evidence reviews are conducted, and then u…
In this episode of TRAUMA-ING, James and Rob hang out with guest expert Dr. Rob Leeper to break down the intense, high-stakes world of ECMO in trauma resuscitation. They dive into the tough decision-making behind when to actually pull the trigger on mechanical circulatory support for trauma patient…
In this episode, James and Rob sit down with Dr. Nori Bradley — trauma and acute care surgeon at the University of Alberta Hospital, intensivist, ATLS contributor, and one of the over 200 global experts who helped reshape the 11th edition — to break down the most clinically significant updates to t…
In this episode of Trauma-ING, hosts Drs. James Gould and Rob Green welcome back Drs. Christian Malo (Quebec City) and Luiz Da Luz (Sunnybrook, Toronto) to break down the top trauma resuscitation papers of 2025, selected by surveying trauma team leaders across Canada. The four papers covered are: (…
In this episode, James Gould and Rob Green sit down with Dr. Brian Lahiffe to discuss the Modified Brain Injury Guidelines (mBIG) — a risk stratification tool that is changing how emergency physicians disposition patients with mild traumatic brain injury and intracranial hemorrhage on CT.
Dr. Lahif…
In this episode, we sit down with Winny Li from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre to explore the Trauma Team Video Review (TTVR) program and its growing role in trauma care.
Winny Li is a clinician and quality improvement leader with expertise in trauma systems, simulation, and patient safety. She …
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Andrew W Kirkpatrick, Major (retired), trauma surgeon and critical care specialist based in Calgary, and Dr. Shane Smith, Lieutenant Colonel and vascular, trauma, and general surgeon at Western University.
Dr. Kirkpatrick was a key pioneer in the development of…
We sit down with Amber Humes and Dr. John Armstrong, experts in MCI's to discuss how TNS and our health systems are preparing for these events. What is an MCI? How do we triage patients, how does the care differ from standard care?
For more trauma stuff go to www.trauma-ing.com
We sit down with TTL and trauma consultant Dr. Sean Hurley to discuss his approach to bedside imaging and CT scan in trauma patients. We talk about utility of POCUS and Xray at the bedside, and the various different CT imaging modalities and when to use them.
For more trauma stuff go to www.trauma-…
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