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33 minutes
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
56 episódios
desde 25 de Novembro de 2022
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This podcast episode  delves into the effectiveness of simulation in trauma patient care, with some extrapolation to general medical care. It reviews a comprehensive study published in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine that assesses how various simulation methods impact team efficiency, le…

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Severe oropharyngeal angioedema forces clinicians into uncomfortable territory: a dynamic airway with few good options and little margin for error. In this episode, Dr. Brett Johnson joins the SimKit Podcast to debrief a case of profound tongue angioedema managed with awake nasal fiberoptic intubat…
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In this episode, we're joined by Will Barry and Ross Orpit, co-hosts of the Loud and Clear Podcast, an EMS-focused continuing education platform built to bridge the gap between paramedic school and the realities of practice in the field. Will is a flight paramedic with 16 years of experience in EMS…
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Navigating through the nuances of atraumatic knee pain can be challenging for healthcare providers, especially in the fast-paced ED. The latest episode of the SimKit podcast offers valuable perspectives from Dr. Robert Parisien, a seasoned orthopedic specialist, and host Dr. Jason Hine, who explore…
In the fast-paced environment of medical practice, teaching procedures is a crucial skill that extends beyond simple knowledge transfer. In this podcast we delve into the intricacies of educating medical professionals on procedural skills, emphasizing the importance of structured methodologies for …
Today's post focuses on a significant study comparing peri capsular nerve group (PENG) block and fascia iliac block for managing acute pain in hip fracture patients. Conducted by D Pietro et al., this research, published in Anesthesia in December 2025, offers insights into pain relief techniques wi…
In our latest episode of the SimKit podcast, we dive into a riveting discussion with physician assistant (PA) extraordinaire, Shawn Stepp, to delve into a complicated case of necrotizing fasciitis. This post breaks down the conversation into five key sections, each shedding light on different aspec…
Understanding the learning curves in medical procedures is crucial, especially when it comes to such a critical skill as intubation. In this post, we delve into an Annals study of learning curves in intubation mastery. It sparks conversation about learning curves, forgetting curves, number vs compe…
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