Ep 10 I Don’t Know Nothing Bout Birth’n No Babies
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This week Ron covered behavioral Emergencies and started talking about delivering babies in class. How many do you think Kelly has delivered? Find out on this episode.
Ron also passed my Patient Assessment Trauma skill on Wednesday and will attempt Patient Assessment …
Optimizing Clinician-Facing Applications to Reduce Burnout
Clinicians are laboring under conditions that are leading to more and more burnout. From onerous check-the-box regulatory requirements; to less than invisible security measures; to user unfriendly applications; most health systems have a wide range of technology demanding attention from clinical st…
End Overdose with Theo Krzywicki
Today’s guest is Theo Krzywicki, a full-time Los Angeles firefighter and paramedic as well as founder and CEO of End Overdose, a non-profit organization helping to end overdose and provide critical training on how to use harm reduction tools, such as Fentanyl test strips and NARCAN. Theo lost his f…
A Paramedics Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic - Part 1 (Episode 14)
A Paramedics Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic - Part 1 (Episode 14)
In this 2 part series we are joined by Peter Canning. Peter is a paramedic, recovery advocate, and author of "Killing Season - A Paramedics Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic." When Peter …
A Paramedics Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic - Part 2 (Episode 15)
A Paramedics Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic - Part 2 (Episode 15)
In part 2 of this 2 part series we are joined by Peter Canning. Peter is a paramedic, recovery advocate, and author of "Killing Season - A Paramedics Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic." W…
Everyday Carry: Unpacking what we carry with us and why
What’s in your pockets right now? Phone, wallet, keys … maybe some discarded receipts or old gum?
This hour: what we carry with us every day, from flashlights the size of a lip balm to a life-saving medicine.
GUESTS:
Bernard Capulong: Founder and editor-in-chief of everydaycarry.com
Peter Can…
Everyday Carry: Unpacking what we carry with us and why
What’s in your pockets right now? Phone, wallet, keys … maybe some discarded receipts or old gum?
This hour: what we carry with us every day, from flashlights the size of a lip balm to a life-saving medicine.
GUESTS:
Bernard Capulong: Founder and editor-in-chief of everydaycarry.com
Peter Can…
Violence, Opioids, Loneliness, Obesity — The Pros and Cons of Treating Social Issues as Epidemics
These days anything that's widespread might be called an "epidemic." Violence, obesity, opioids, even loneliness. But in the public health space, the label "epidemic" means something specific - a disease that's widespread and usually contagious. How does thinking about social issues as epidemics ch…
The Stories Behind the Stats-Addiction Talk Featuring Peter Canning
Paramedic and author Peter Canning has witnessed the opioid epidemic from the frontlines, responding to over a thousand overdoses. In this episode of Addiction Talk, Canning—author of Killing Season: A Paramedic's Dispatches from the Front Lines of the Opioid Epidemic—returns with insights from his…
Episode 186 - A Paramedic's Guide To The Opiate Epidemic
We're lucky to have a special guest on this podcast episode to discuss a topic that, unfortunately, all of us in emergency care encounter all too frequently: the opiate epidemic. Peter Canning is a paramedic who has lived through the epidemic while working on the ambulance in the New England epice…
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