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The Center for Medical SimulationDTBR#3: Ready for Pediatric ECMO + ECPRDr. Catherine Allan, Director of the Cardiac Care Unit and Inpatient Cardiology at the Cleveland Clinic joins us to talk about readiness for teams to perform pediatric ECMO, a high-risk, high-complexity therapy that staff might only see a third as often as they see patients on ventilators. ECMO can also be called for during CPR, which greatly increases the time pressure and complexity of the procedure.
During ECPR, there is not only the ICU resuscitation microteam but also the surgical team and the perfusion team, leading to potentially having up to 20 people working in the room when running an ECPR...
2025-12-0528 min
Anesteziológia a intenzívna medicína - AI podcastStarostlivosť po ECPRV tejto epizóde sa pozrieme na to, čo dnes vieme (a čo stále nevieme) o starostlivosti po úspešnej ECPR u dospelých pacientov. Prevedieme vás najdôležitejšími zisteniami z tejto témy a priblížime kľúčové princípy manažmentu po obnovení obehu. Podcast je určený pre lekárov, ktorí sa stretávajú s kriticky chorými pacientmi a chcú mať rýchly, prehľadný a prakticky zameraný súhrn najnovších odporúčaní a klinických úvah pri ECPR.
2025-11-2815 min
Founder In ProgressEp. 79 | Kristin Marcum | Buying The Firm She Interned At | ECPR TexasFrom college intern to agency owner, Kristin shares her remarkable journey leading ECPR Texas, one of Austin’s most respected PR and digital firms. What started as an internship turned into a decades-long career defined by mentorship, risk-taking, and learning how to lead with empathy. In this honest and inspiring conversation, Kristin opens up about the realities of business ownership — from buying the firm from her boss to managing growth, raising a family, and finding balance when work and life collide.She also dives into the evolution of Austin’s business landscape — from light rail and major infrastr...
2025-10-271h 03
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2025-09-1300 min
ResusX:PodcastImpact of ECPR initiation time and age on survival in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients: a nationwide observational studyAre we giving our older patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) a fair shot? ⏱️ Current guidelines say an ECPR initiation time of up to 60 minutes is acceptable, but is that really the case for everyone? This is a question clinicians grapple with every day at the bedside.
A new nationwide observational study from South Korea tackles this head-on, analyzing data from 483 adult patients who received ECPR for non-traumatic OHCA. The study found that while both age and time to ECPR independently predict survival, the combination of the two is critical. The key takeaway? The "golden hour" for ECPR...
2025-09-0913 min
Critical MattersECPRIn this episode, Dr. Sergio Zanotti discusses ECPR–Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. ECPR is still be considered a niche therapy, but its relevance and availability are increasing. He is joined by Dr. Adam Green, a practicing intensivist at Cooper University Health Care and an Associate Professor of Medicine at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University (CMSRU). Dr. Green is the director of research for the division of Critical Care and has authored over 50 peer-reviewed publications. He has been part of the ECMO team at Cooper since its inception.
Additional resources:
Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation for refractory cardiac arrest. The Lancet Respiratory Medicine 2025: ht...
2025-08-1455 min
DR.HAPPY HUMAN PLUMBER 人體水電工🎙️EP119｜心跳停了還能救？ECPR 體外心肺復甦術的最後一搏🎙️EP119｜心跳停了還能救？ECPR 體外心肺復甦術的最後一搏⸻🌟主題亮點： ECPR 是什麼？從傳統 CPR 到葉克膜急救的升級版 哪些病人適合做 ECPR？OHCA、IHCA、年齡、初始心律的考量 救回來之後能恢復嗎？神經學預後與臨床挑戰全解析 是急救，還是延命？臨床現場的倫理、家屬與醫療團隊的艱難抉擇⸻🔍內容解析：本集重點：當病人心跳停止、CPR 沒有效果時，還能怎麼辦？「ECPR」（Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation）是近年來在急救醫學中逐漸興起的一種方式，透過葉克膜（ECMO）快速接管循環與氧合功能，給予時間找出可逆原因並重啟生命機會。但不是每個人都能上ECPR，年齡、倒下的時間、心律型態與可逆性原因，都是選擇與否的關鍵。這一集，我們從臨床角度拆解ECPR的施行條件、流程、預後與倫理難題。👂你將學到： 傳統 CPR 與 ECPR 的差別與臨床應用原則 如何挑選適合的 ECPR 病人？大數據與實證的指標 ECMO 的啟動流程與 ECPR 成功率分析 神經預後、腦灌流時間與昏迷指數的意涵 臨床案例分享：從急診推進手術室的一線決策現場🎯適合收聽對象： 加護病房、急診室與葉克膜團隊相關醫療人員 有親友經歷心跳停止、CPR、OHCA 的家庭照顧者 想理解 ECMO、ECPR 差別與醫療極限救命科技的民眾 對醫療決策、預後判斷與倫理抉擇議題有興趣的你⸻📌熱門關鍵字：#ECPR #體外心肺復甦術 #葉克膜 #ECMO #心跳停止#CPR #OHCA #急診醫學 #神經預後 #醫療倫理👨⚕️主講人｜Dr. Happy Human Plumber在心跳停下的瞬間，用機器接上生機的急救血管工程師。
2025-06-2008 min
Trauma Bay PodcastECMO in the ED? An Overview of ECPRIn this episode we discuss the basics of ECPR and VA-ECMO. Included is a case review and discussion. Later in the episode we outline some landmark ECPR studies, and review inclusion and exclusion criteria. Bartos, J. A., Grunau, B., Carlson, C., Duval, S., Ripeckyj, A., Kalra, R., Raveendran, G., John, R., Conterato, M., Frascone, R. J., Trembley, A., Aufderheide, T. P., & Yannopoulos, D. (2020). Improved survival with extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation despite progressive metabolic derangement associated with prolonged resuscitation. Circulation, 141(11), 877–886. https://doi.org/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.119.042173Richardson, A. C., Tonna, J. E., Nanjayya, V., Abrams, D., Brodie, D...
2025-05-1734 min
the260eCPR at Parkview with Zach StoppenhagenIn this episode of the260, we sit down with Zach Stoppenhagen, a paramedic and nurse at Parkview Regional Medical Center, to talk about their cutting-edge implementation of eCPR (extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation). Zach walks us through what eCPR is, how it’s changing outcomes for cardiac arrest patients, and what it takes to launch and sustain this advanced protocol in a hospital setting. Whether you're in prehospital care or in-hospital medicine, this is a conversation that will challenge you to rethink what's possible in resuscitation.Pharmacy to Dose Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/sho...
2025-05-0827 min
The Critical Care Commute PodcastThe Present and Future of eCPR with Dr Darryl AbramsFollowing the discussion on ECLS in AMI and cardiogenic shock, we go on to discuss eCPR for cardiac arrest specifically. This episode was recorded live at the Critical Care Canada Forum 2024 as part of our special series on cardiac intensive care. Our guest is Dr. Darryl Abrams, Associate Medical Director and Director of Research for the Medical ECMO Program at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University. Dr. Abrams joins us for an in-depth discussion on the current state and future direction of extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or eCPR.We dive into the complex world of eCPR in refractory...
2025-03-2529 min
CardiOhio PodcastECPR: Something "Extra" to Improve Resuscitation OutcomesJoin our special guests, Drs. Kelsey Gray from Cleveland and Suzanne Bennett from Cincinnati, for a discussion on extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR). We review the rationale for extracorporeal support during CPR, the components of a successful ECPR program, and discuss initial outcomes with the strategy.For more information:Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for Refractory Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest: A Meta-Analysis of Randomized TrialsThe Minnesota mobile extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation consortium for treatment of out-of-hospital refractory ventricular fibrillation: Program description, performance, and outcomesPlease subscribe to receive updated episodes automatically! Visit https://www.ohioacc.org/c...
2025-03-2435 min
DeltakutseD01 - Elustamine: ECPRSeekordne episood jätkub täpselt sealt, kus eelmisel korral pooleli jäime ehk võimalusel kuulake enne meie eelmist episoodi, kus keskendusime hüpotermiale. Seekord oleme Tartu Ülikooli Kliinikumis, kus me pole kiirabibrigaad, vaid hoopis ECMO-brigaad – spetsialistid, kes reageerivad juhtudel, kui patsiendi elustamine ei ole olnud edukaks ning viimase variandina jääb alles kehaväline vereringetoetus.
Aga mis on ECMO? Kuidas see suudab päästa inimesi, kelle süda on juba seiskunud? Millal tuleks seda võimalust kaaluda ning kuidas töötab see imeline tehnoloogiline areng? Kõigest sellest räägime juba tänases Deltakutse podca...
2025-02-061h 36
FOAMfrat PodcastPodcast 178 - ECPR Eligibility and Preparation w/ Alec WilcoxIn this episode, Alec Wilcox & I discuss ECPR eligibility & preparation. ECPR, or extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation, involves taking a patient in cardiac arrest, sucking blood from their venous system, oxygenating it externally, and then pumping it back into their arterial system. This procedure helps maintain blood circulation and oxygen delivery during cardiac arrest, serving as a bridge to further therapy.
2025-01-2141 min
The St.Emlyn’s PodcastEp 248 - Prehospital eCPR with Alice Hutin at Tactical Trauma 2024Join Iain Beardsell and Liz Crowe in an engaging discussion with Alice Hutton, an emergency physician from Paris, at Tactical Trauma 24 in Sundsvall, Sweden.
The episode delves into the implementation and logistics of pre-hospital eCPR (Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) by SAMU in Paris. Alice shares insights from her PhD research on refractory cardiac arrest and discusses the use of therapeutic hypothermia, including experimental approaches like total liquid ventilation.
Key topics include team composition, decision-making for patient eligibility, real-time management strategies, bypassing traditional emergency rooms for specialized facilities, and the challenges of scene management, family communication, and...
2024-11-0614 min
Podcasts – PEMBlogPodcast: ECPR
This episode of PEM Currents discusses ECPR (Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), an advanced procedure used in cases of cardiac arrest when traditional CPR fails. ECPR involves using ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) to take over heart and lung functions, offering a last-resort option that is becoming more common in large pediatric hospitals. While ECPR shows promise in improving survival rates, particularly in pediatric patients with conditions like congenital heart disease, it is resource-intensive and carries significant risks. Establishing an ECPR program requires robust infrastructure, multidisciplinary teamwork, and extensive training. The episode highlights the importance of understanding eCPR as a critical therapy...
2024-08-2000 min
PEM Currents: The Pediatric Emergency Medicine PodcastECPRThis episode of PEM Currents discusses ECPR (Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), an advanced procedure used in cases of cardiac arrest when traditional CPR fails. ECPR involves using ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) to take over heart and lung functions, offering a last-resort option that is becoming more common in large pediatric hospitals. While ECPR shows promise in […]
2024-08-2007 min
PEER Voices PodcastEmpowering Through Peer Support with eCPR's Kimberly EwingIn this insightful episode, our hosts speak with Kimberly Ewing, the lead trainer for eCPR, about the transformative power of peer support. Moving beyond the common perception of peer support as just another tool, they emphasize its profound personal impact. Peer support is more than just “peers talking to peers”; it has far-reaching goals and uses. Kimberly shares her journey and the importance of self-care in supporting others, introducing the concept of 'putting your own oxygen mask on first.' The discussion delves into the essence of showing up authentically, seeing each other, and walking toget...
2024-08-1522 min
Alert Medic 1ECMO & eCPR Fundamentals w/ Kimberly Boswell, MDThe Alert Medic 1 crew sit down w/ Dr. Kim Boswell to discuss various topics related to extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and eCPR.
Dr. Boswell provides advanced, specialized critical care and emergency medicine for patients experiencing serious conditions like acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) or those who have a severe traumatic injury. She also cares for critically ill patients who have been transferred to UMMC for specialty care.
Her patients typically require advanced mechanical support (such as a ventilator, ECMO and other lifesaving devices) in several critical care units at UMMS, including:
2024-06-011h 27
The FlightBridgeED PodcastFAST Archives: ECPR Across The Twin CitiesIn this episode of The FAST Archives, we explore an innovative approach to cardiac arrest treatment with Jason Bartos, a leading figure in the field of cardiology and critical care at the University of Minnesota. Jason delves into the world of extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR), a lifesaving technique that has shown significant promise in improving survival rates among patients who do not respond to conventional ACLS.Currently, access to ECPR is limited, with only 1.68% of eligible patients receiving this treatment. Jason discusses how his team is working to expand ECPR’s availability in the Twin Cities, detailing th...
2024-04-3025 min
Always On EM - Mayo Clinic Emergency MedicineChapter 29 - How to save a life - A primer on ECPR and ED ECMODr. Suraj Yalamuri, Mayo Clinic Anesthesiology Critical Care and Cardiovascular Medicine Consultant, joins Alex and Finch to talk about the fundamentals of ECMO and ECPR. This is a great way to get caught up on this emerging science so that you'll be ready to provide the best resuscitative care for your patients when your system is ready too.
2024-04-011h 19
Greater Sydney Area HEMSHEMS Debrief #13 – The PreCare (ECPR) Trial: Prehospital ECMO in Sydney, Australia
Welcome back to The Sydney HEMS Debrief, now on episode 13.
Today we are talking about the PreCare trial, currently underway here in Sydney. This feasibility trial – a first for Sydney – concerns placing patients suffering out of hospital cardiac arrest onto potentially life-saving extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) therapy in the field, before transporting them to definitive care.
To discuss more, we are joined again by Dr Nat Kruitt, Staff Specialist here at Sydney HEMS and Specialist in Cardiac Anaesthesia and ECMO, as well as Alex Peters, one of the Sydney HEMS Critical Care Paramedics. We will discu...
2024-03-1800 min
JournalFeedIHCA & OHCA ECPR | Ketamine For The Win?The JournalFeed podcast for the week of March 11-15, 2024.These are summaries from just 2 of the 5 article we cover every week! For access to more, please visit JournalFeed.org for details about becoming a member.Thursday Spoon Feed:This updated meta-analysis re-demonstrated a benefit for extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR) in reducing overall in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) mortality and improving neurological outcomes after cardiac arrest but also demonstrated a new significant reduction in out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) mortality with ECPR.Source:Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation versus conventional CPR in c...
2024-03-1607 min
Pharmacy to Dose: The Critical Care PodcastECPRExtracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (ECPR) Special Guests: Caitlin Brown, PharmD, BCCCP, FCCMPatrick Wieruszewski, PharmD, BCCCP04:22 – Definition/History of use06:48 – ECPR vs. ACLS11:40 – ECPR research22:00 –VA ECMO overview24:02 – Ideal patients/Contraindications30:52 – ECPR overview from presentation to cannulation41:15 – Pharmacotherapy in longer ECPR cardiac arrests49:00 – ECPR post-resuscitation care50:42 – Guideline recommendations52:50 – Post-cannulation acute complications56:10 – ECMO-induced PK/PD changes59:07 – Advice for new ECPR programs62:20 – Pharmacist’s role/Take-home pointsECPR: A Primer for P...
2023-09-291h 12
Political Science MattersThe conditions of planetary citizenshipIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on Migration and Ethnicity, our speaker discusses planetary movements in the 21st century and how it challenges traditional political agency through activism and resistance for justice.
Speaker
Engin Isin, Queen Mary University of London
Find out more about this seminar:
https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-06-1537 min
Critical Care ScenariosEpisode 61: ECPR with Scott WeingartWe chat with Scott Weingart of Emcrit about the use of crash VA ECMO for the cardiac arrest patient. Check out the REANIMATE course here! Listen to the ED ECMO podcast on ECPR here Find us on Patreon here! Buy your merch here! Takeaway lessons
2023-05-2459 minPolitical Science MattersFariba Adelkhah, the Embodiment of Scientific FreedomHeld in conjunction with the 2023 ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops in Sciences Po Toulouse and part of our House Series, this year's Stein Rokkan Lecture's speaker illustrates how Fariba Adelkhah's embodiment of scientific freedom, including her preservation of autonomy from political authorities and defense of independence from intellectual or scientific trends, can inspire a broader discussion on current trends challenging scientific freedom in authoritarian countries like Iran and democracies alike.
Speaker
Béatrice Hibou, Sciences Po Centre for International Studies
Chair
Jean-Michel Eymeri-Douzans, Sciences Po Toulouse
Find out more about the event: https://ecpr.eu/Events/231
2023-05-221h 14Political Science MattersThe Digital turn to public service provision to migrants and asylum seekers during Covid-19In this instalment of our Seminar Series on the European Union, our speakers talk about how the EU struggles with a lack of coordination in its asylum and migration policies, but the pandemic has accelerated the digitalization of public services for migrants, and they have used a comparative analysis of four European cities to reveal varying approaches to coordinative Europeanization based on a discourse of humanitarian civic duty.
Speakers
Sarah Wolff, Queen Mary University of London
Federica Zardo, University of Krems
Discussant
Leila Hadj-Abdou, European University Institute
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-091h 15Political Science MattersOnline Seminar - Immigration & FederalismIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on Migration and Ethnicity, Mireille Paquet of Concordia University, Montreal offers a synthesis of her research on federalism and immigration in Canada, Australia, and the United States.
More on the Seminar Series: https://ecpr.eu/Events/165
2023-05-0434 minPolitical Science MattersOnline Seminar - Migration, political socialization and the emigrant voteIn this instalment of our Seminar Series from the Standing Group on Migration & Ethnicity, Eva Østergaard-Nielsen (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) presents the question: Do political attitudes and behaviour change in migration?
More from the Seminar Series: https://ecpr.eu/Events/165
2023-05-0430 minPolitical Science MattersSurvey research on the integration of EMMs across Europe – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicitySurvey research on the integration of ethnic and migrant minorities (EMMs) across Europe: Identifying research strengths and gaps with the survey metadata of the EMM Survey Registry
Speaker – Laura Morales, Sciences Po Paris
This seminar presents a detailed analysis of the survey metadata retrieved through the newly created EMM Survey Registry (compiled through COST Action 16111 Ethmigsurveydata and the H2020 project SSHOC) for nearly 1,200 surveys focusing on the integration of EMMs across 24 countries in Europe.
The study identifies the strengths and weaknesses of survey research in this field by paying attention to the survey and sample designs, the geographical coverage, th...
2023-05-0436 minPolitical Science MattersWhy Do Migration and Diversity Policies so Often Derail? – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicityWhy do migration and diversity policies so often derail? A complexity perspective on the governance of migration and diversity
Speaker – Peter Scholten, Erasmus University Rotterdam
There are few policy areas that are so often in some form of ‘crisis mode as migration and (migration-related) diversity policies. In this contribution, speaker Peter Scholten takes a complexity governance perspective on migration and diversity policy.
Peter analyses why migration and diversity policies so often derail in their effort to come to terms with complexity. In this regard, he distinguishes various forms of alienation in policy processes, ranging from political forms of alienation to i...
2023-05-0435 minPolitical Science MattersWhat 2020 Revealed about Overseas American – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicityWhat 2020 revealed about overseas Americans: Elections in a pandemic year
Speaker – Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels, University of Kent’s Brussels School of International Studies
The pandemic and election year of 2020 revealed both the vulnerability and the potential power of overseas Americans (US citizen migrants), once again emphasising their differential inclusion in the United States.
Providing votes that put President Biden over the top in both Georgia and Arizona, and forcing the run-off election for Senator Ossoff in Georgia, overseas votes have never been more powerful. Yet at the same time, lack of universal healthcare in the US was the key...
2023-05-0428 minPolitical Science MattersAnti-Racist Mobilisations in Europe – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicityAnti-Racist Mobilisations in Europe: Changes and Continuities
Speaker – Marco Martiniello, Centre for Ethnic and Migration Studies (CEDEM), University of Liege
The presentation looks at more than 40 years of anti-racist mobilisation in Europe. It first compared more specifically the mobilisation in the 1970’s and 1980’s with the mobilisations in the 2010’s and 2020’s to document the changes and the continuities between these two periods in terms of anti-racist struggle. It then discusses the hypothesis of a globalisation on the anti-racist struggle in the wake of the BLM movement in the USA. Finally, it looks at the structuration of a new leadership...
2023-05-0434 minPolitical Science MattersThe curious case of Austria’s citizenship policy – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicityBlocked democratic inclusion in an immigration society: the curious case of Austria’s citizenship policy
Speaker – Rainer Bauböck, European University Institute
Austria has been an outlier in terms of adapting its citizenship policies to international migration. With 24% of its population having a “migration background” (i.e. two parents born abroad), Austria is among Europe’s foremost immigration societies. Yet it has repeatedly tightened its citizenship law for immigrants, has been steadfastly refusing to join the international trend of dual citizenship toleration and has failed to introduce conditional jus soli for the second or third generation.
Naturalisation is officially regarded as...
2023-05-0436 minPolitical Science MattersTemporary Migration – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicityTemporary Migration: Category of Analysis and Category of Practice
Speaker – Anna Triandafyllidou, Ryerson University, Toronto
In seminar, our speaker, Anna Triandafyllidou, builds on the line of research that focuses specifically on temporary migration, on one hand, and on the interplay between drivers and agency on the other.
She presents a paper which develops an analytical framework that seeks to make sense of the role of policies on one hand, and of migrant agency, on the other, in the increasing prevalence of different forms of temporary migration. The paper looks therefore at temporariness as a policy category, and as a ca...
2023-05-0429 minPolitical Science MattersRepertoires of migration governance in the EU – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicitySpeaker – Andrew Geddes, European University Institute
What factors shape European and EU responses to potential Afghan displacement and refugee movement towards the EU?
In this presentation, it will be argued that these responses form part of a repertoire of migration governance that is grounded in how European and EU governance systems as organisational processes make sense of international migration. Rather than international migration in its various forms being something that simply happens to governance systems – an external challenge – to which they respond, governance systems are shown to be powerfully constitutive of international migration through their actions and inactions and throug...
2023-05-0436 minPolitical Science MattersThe linkages between migration and corruption – Seminar Series in Migration and EthnicitySpeaker – Melissa Siegel, Maastricht Graduate School of Governance and UNU-MERIT
The relationship between corruption and migration has received very little scholarly attention until now. This talk will cover at least 10 ways in which migration and corruption can be interlinked. These linkages can be neutral, positive or negative. Migration can affect corruption but corruption can also affect migration.
The existing research can be broadly divided into three parts: First, it examines how corruption influences the decision of individuals to migrate. Second, it analyses how corruption facilitates (irregular) migration, including human trafficking and smuggling. Third, several studies investigate how migration and the...
2023-05-0435 minPolitical Science MattersThe politics of the European Minimum WageIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on European Union, our speakers investigate the multilevel politics of the European Minimum Wage. Their article shows that the emergence of pro-minimum wage coalitions in key-member states and the increase of party-competition dynamics at the EU level was crucial to overcoming the manifold lines of conflict that had long braked EU initiatives on minimum wage coordination.
Speakers
Marcello Natili, University of Milan
Stefano Ronchi, University of Milan
Discussant
Amandine Crespy, Université libre de Bruxelles
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-041h 26Political Science MattersEU mobilization and party support: An analysis of EU issue voting in the European electionsIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on European Union, our speakers focus on the party-voter dyad and analyze patterns of EU issue voting in the European elections. They make use of a combination of data from CHES and EES, showing that voters are mobilized on the EU, with EU party positions operating as a driving factor of the voting preferences of the electorate, with a differentiated impact on the pro-European and the Eurosceptic parties.
Speakers
Luca Carrieri, Sapienza University of Rome
Nicolò Conti, Sapienza University of Rome
Discussant
Giuseppe Carteny, University of Mannheim
Find out more about this se...
2023-05-041h 12Political Science MattersOnline Seminar - Ultrasociality & the idea of European federalismIn this instalment of our Seminar Series from the Standing Group on the European Union, Mai’a K. Davis Cross (Northeastern University) presents her book manuscript with the working title, 'International Cooperation in the Ultrasocial World'. She is joined by discussant Ana Juncos (University of Bristol).
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-041h 22Political Science MattersOnline Seminar - Simpler, clearer, and less transparentIn this instalment of our Seminar Series from the Standing Group on the European Union, Amie Kreppel (University of Florida) and Michael Webb (University of Florida) discuss how political actors are expected to behave amid a growing lack of transparency in the EU’s legislative process. They are joined by discussant Joseph Dunne who is the Director of the European Parliament Liaison Office in Washington DC.
More on the Seminar Series: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-041h 13Political Science MattersThe EU’s attitude towards Afghan refugeesThe EU’s attitude towards Afghan refugees: an analytical framework to account for EU immigration and policy
0:00:12 Welcome: Jonathan Zeitlin
0:04:25 Presentation: Virginie Guiraudon
0:35:10 Commentary: Florian Trauner
0:43:00 Discussion
0:56:17 Audience Q&A
1:34:11 Closing
This seminar proposes an analytical framework to account for the enduring features of EU immigration and asylum policy, including its efforts to delegate immigration control to third countries. From the initial venue shopping of security bureaucracies to the increased polarisation within and between member states that comfort certain narratives over others, EU immigration is a case of 'policy drift', inertia or deadlock despite ineffectiveness or in the face of...
2023-05-041h 35Political Science MattersExplaining the discourse-vote choice gap in the European ParliamentPolarisation or accommodation? Explaining the discourse-vote choice gap in the European Parliament
0:00:12 Welcome – Nathalie Brack
0:02:02 Presentation – Natasha Wunsch
0:11:53 Presentation – Marie-Eve Bélanger
0:27:40 Commentary – Maurits Meijers
0:37:23 Discussion and Q&A
1:22:22 Closing
The strengthening of Eurosceptic voices in its ranks has put pressure on the European Parliament (EP), increasing the salience of the pro-/anti-EU cleavage. Taking EU enlargement as a test case, this seminar examines how the changed composition of the EP has affected the structure of political conflict in the EP.
Speakers
Natasha Wunsch, Sciences Po Paris / ETH Zurich
Marie-Eve Bélanger, ETH Zurich
Discussant
Maurits Meijers, Radboud University Nijmegen
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2023-05-041h 23Political Science MattersEU regulation between uniformity, differentiation, and experimentalismIn this seminar, our speakers examine how far and under what conditions experimentalist governance (XG), defined as a recursive process of provisional goal setting and revision, based on comparative review of implementation in different local contexts, may be an effective and legitimate means of responding to diversity among EU member states, in comparison both to conventional uniform regulation (UR) and to differentiated integration (DI).
0:00:14 Welcome – Nathalie Brack
0:02:02 Presentation – Jonathan Zeitlin
0:15:52 Presentation – Bernardo Rangoni
0:25:36 Presentation – Jonathan Zeitlin
0:39:20 Commentary – Sandra Eckert
0:50:38 Discussion and Q&A
Speakers
Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Amsterdam
Bernardo Rangoni, University of York
Discussant
Sandra Eckert, Aarhus Institute of Advance...
2023-05-041h 33Political Science MattersDo reforms in public administration increase trust in government in transitional settings?Seminar Series on the European Union
This seminar presents a paper that analyses, based on survey and survey experiment data in Ukraine, how citizens’ assessments of improvements of public services and processes, affect support for government and trust in institutions in Ukraine’s transitional setting.
Speakers
Antoaneta Dimitrova, Leiden University
Honorata Mazepus, Leiden University
Discussant
Karina Shyrokykh, Stockholm University
More on the Seminar Series on the European Union: https://ecpr.eu/Events/184
2023-05-041h 28Political Science MattersDemocratic backsliding in the European ParliamentIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on the European Union, our speakers discuss issues surrounding the discursive and strategic coalitions in the European Parliament.
Speakers
Nathalie Brack, Université Libre de Bruxelles
Ramona Coman, Université Libre de Bruxelles
Discussant
Fabio Wolkenstein, Universität Wien
More on the Seminar Series: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-041h 27Political Science MattersParties between nations? Introducing the multilevel party fieldIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on the European Union, Gilles Pittoors addresses the role of political parties as organisational foundations for EU democracy.
Speaker
Gilles Pittoors, University of Groningen
Discussant
Ben Crum, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-041h 22Political Science MattersNational governments and the enforcement of rule of lawIn this instalment of our Seminar Series in the European Union, our speaker considers why some states may oppose enforcing article 7 whilst others are more inclined towards enforcing it.
Speaker
Gisela Hernández, Institute of Public Goods and Policies (IPP-CSIC)
Discussant
Daniel Naurin, University of Oslo
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-041h 22Political Science MattersInaugural ECPR House Series – The resurgence of nationalism by David MillerInspired by Harbour House, our HQ in the UK, which provides both a literal and metaphorical ‘home’ for the ECPR community, we developed The House Series, launching this December to round off our 50th Anniversary celebrations.
Our first lecture focused on the resurgence of nationalism, delivered virtually by David Miller, winner of the ECPR’s Lifetime Achievement Award 2020.
There is a widely held view that liberal democracies have experienced an upsurge in nationalism in recent years, and that this is best explained as a form of backlash against social and cultural change. In this lecture, David Miller challenged the underl...
2023-05-041h 25Political Science MattersECPR House Series – Declining standards of democracy in Central and Eastern EuropeInspired by Harbour House, our HQ in the UK, which provides both a literal and metaphorical ‘home’ for the ECPR community, we developed The House Series, which launched in December 2020, rounding off our 50th Anniversary celebrations.
In the second instalment of the series, the 2020 recipient of our Rising Star Award, Veronica Anghel, considers threats to democracy in Central and Eastern Europe.
During this talk, Veronica addresses some of Central Eastern Europe's most pressing structural, elite and societal challenges for the democratisation process, as well as the institutional incentives and constraints that support its endurance. Veronica pays particular attention to the...
2023-05-041h 11Political Science MattersECPR House Series – Political science at risk in Europe: Frailness and the study of powerIn the third instalment of our House series, speakers David Paternotte and Mieke Verloo expose risks to political science in Europe and call for the urgent development of a strategic response. More on our House Lecture series: https://ecpr.eu/TheHouseLectures
2023-05-0457 minPolitical Science MattersECPR House Series – The Stein Rokkan Edition – Bridging the East-West DivideOrganised by Charles University as part of our 2021 Joint Sessions of Workshops, this lecture assembles scholars whose work transcends the East-West divide to discuss the extent to which both the East and the West are artificial constructs and shortcuts attempting to simplify the complex reality of contemporary democracy and how to move beyond this outdated paradigm – bridging the East-West divide.
The speakers, eminent scholars of political parties, social movements, and democracy, touch on these issues in their work and discuss routes to balancing out general trends and unique features of the Central European region.
Speakers:
Lenka Bustikova, Arizona State Un...
2023-05-041h 37
PCHD EMS PodcastECMO and ECPRIn This Episode Dr Skipper Bertrand, and Jeff McNew are joined by Dr Andres Leal, and NP Mario Padilla to discuss ECMO and ECPR. For the Video version please visit our YouTube Page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF5X6JMu3Q-I9qm_v7GRRfgMusic Credit : #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/aavirall/cant-stop License code: UDE2U57CHDWYD4YI
2023-05-0352 minPolitical Science MattersECPR House Series – Methods Edition: Replication and Political MethodologyIn this special, Methods Edition of our House Series, our panel provide reflections on questions around replicability and reproducibility and offer practical suggestions on how to produce replicable findings in quantitative and qualitative settings.
Speakers
Uri Simonsohn ESADE Business School and Co-founder at datacolada
Vera Troeger University of Hamburg and Editor at the Journal of Politics
Sebastian Karcher Qualitative Data Repository, Syracuse University
Chairs
Lisa Lechner University of Innsbruck
Bernd Schlipphak University of Münster
More on the House Series: https://ecpr.eu/TheHouseLectures
2023-05-031h 26Political Science MattersThe Rise of Illiberalism: An International RoundtableDelivered as part of our House Series in collaboration with our blogsite, The Loop, this roundtable takes stock of the Loop's popular 🌊 Illiberalism essay series and brings the discussion forward with a group of international experts.
0:00:12 Introduction by Luca Manucci, University of Lisbon
0:06:12 Marlene Laruelle, George Washington University
0:18:34 Yuko Sato, University of Gothenburg
0:32:37 Andrea Pető, Central European University
0:44:18 Laura Gamboa, University of Utah
1:00:46 Discussion and Q&A
1:28:16 Contribute to The Loop
Find out more: https://ecpr.eu/Events/212
2023-05-031h 28Political Science MattersSymbolic Objects in Contentious Politics: Why Objects Matter in Protest, Revolution and ResistanceIn this talk delivered as part of the ECPR House Series, editors of the forthcoming Symbolic Objects in Contentious Politics (The University of Michigan Press, 2023) draw from the book's findings to consider the scope of symbolic objects in contentious politics as an area of study and explore key theories about how symbolic objects tend to present across cases.
0:00:15 Introduction by David Swartz, Boston University
0:02:41 Presentation by Benjamin Abrams, University College London and Peter Gardner, University of York
0:54:06 Discussion and Q&A
Find out more: https://ecpr.eu/Events/216
2023-05-031h 23Political Science MattersChallenges to Euro-Mediterranean cooperation via mobility partnershipsIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on European Union, our speaker Stefania Panebianco presents her research which seeks to critically analyse EU cooperation on mobility with MENA countries within the framework of democracy promotion.
Speaker
Stefania Panebianco, University of Catania
Discussant
Michelle Pace, Roskilde University
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-031h 15Political Science MattersCommunicating migration research to academic and non-academic audiencesIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on Migration and Ethnicity, our speakers address the communication and dissemination strategies of academic researchers and revolve around the questions on how to develop a strategy that serves both academic and non-academic users; publishing in a policy-oriented journal and developing alternative ways to reach out to policymakers.
Speaker
Jan Rath, University of Amsterdam
Find out more about this seminar:
https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-021h 08Political Science MattersMigrants, Refugees, and Displacement CrisesIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on Migration and Ethnicity, our speakers discuss receiving countries' migration governance in terms of their policy reactions, focusing on displaced people and the migrant-refugee binary classification.
Speakers
Leiza Brumat, EURAC
Feline Freier, Universidad del Pacífico
Victoria Finn, European University Institute
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-05-0236 minPolitical Science MattersThe ethics of migration policy dilemmasIn this instalment of our Seminar Series on Migration and Ethnicity, our speakers Julia and Martin discuss key ethical dilemmas of migration policy and how can they be best analyzed, illustrating their approach with regard to two issues that pose hard ethical dilemmas: Search and Rescue at Sea and Temporary Labour Migration Programmes.
Speakers
Julia Mourão Permoser, University of Innsbruck
Martin Ruhs, European University Institute
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-04-2736 minPolitical Science MattersDebating immigrants and refugees in Central EuropeThis instalment of our Seminar Series on Migration and Ethnicity Focuses on the politicisation and framing of immigrants in the media and political arena of two countries, Czechia and Slovakia, in the period surrounding the so-called ‛refugee crisis’ in Europe.
Speaker
Jan Kovář, Institute of International Relations Prague
Find out more about this seminar: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDet...
2023-04-2732 minPolitical Science MattersHow to Research Climate Change: A Debate on Methods and Perspectives from Political ScienceHeld in conjunction with the 2023 ECPR Winter School, this House Series debate takes stock of the contribution that political science can make to tackling the climate crisis.
The event brings together quantitative and qualitative methods specialists to discuss the various ways of studying political phenomena related to climate change politics and policy, and the implications these different methods have on the knowledge created.
Speakers
Molly Andrews, University College London
Erik Bucy, Texas Tech University
Silvia Fierascu, Universitatea de Vest din Timisoara
Akos Mate, Centre for Social Sciences Budapest
Chairs
Susana Salgado, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon
Sebastian...
2023-04-271h 21
Critical Care Perspectives in Emergency MedicineECPR for OHCA? – The INCEPTION TrialIn recent years, several single center trials have demonstrated positive outcomes in patients with OHCA randomized to receive ECPR compared with patients who received standard resuscitation.  Not surprisingly, these single center studies have limitations that impact the generalizability of these results.  In the current podcast, we discuss the recently published INCEPTION Trial, which is a multicenter, randomized trial that compared the effect of extracorporeal CPR with conventional CPR in patients with refractory OHCA due to a ventricular arrhythmia.
2023-02-2827 min
FlightCrit Podcast025: Bringing Back The Dead: eCPR w/ Dr. Zack ShinarIn this episode of the podcast, we sit down with Dr. Zack Shinar of the EDECMO Podcast, and co-author of "ECPR AND Resuscitative ECMO," the world's first ECMO CPR textbook.Dr. Shinar is a world-renowned expert on ECPR and resuscitative ECMO, and he was gracious enough to share a bit of his time with the FlightCrit community.In this episode Dr. Shinar shares with us:The history of ECPR including results from some of the very first casesHow ECPR is changing the culture of cardiac arrest resuscitation worldwideWhat EMS, and Critical Care Transport Teams...
2022-11-0846 min
SpoedcastECPRHoe goed ben jij op de hoogte van de juiste indicaties om een reanimatie voort te zetten via extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation of ECPR?
In deze casus nemen Ben Van Bylen en Cedric Van Dijck je mee door de geldende stand van wetenschap voor ECPR en ECLS (extracorporeal life support).
Meer wetenschappelijke bronnen, extra informatie en overzichten vind je op onze website: zol.be/urgentiegeneeskunde.
Zoals altijd kijken we uit naar jullie feedback en input, via onze sociale mediakanalen @spoedcast
Tot volgende maand!
2022-11-0525 min
PedsCritExtracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (ECPR) with Dr. Lakshmi RamanDr. Lakshmi Raman is a Professor of Pediatrics at UT Southwestern and a pediatric intensivist at Children’s Medical Center Dallas. She serves as the Medical Director of the Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) program at CMC. She is active in ELSO and serves as the Chair of Publications. She also co-authored the 2021 ELSO Pediatric ECPR guidelines.Objectives:By the end of listening to this episode, learners should be able to:Define ECPR.Understand the rationale for ECPR in cardiopulmonary arrest in children.Recognize aspects of high-quality ECPR.Understand the patient selection, context and setting th...
2022-10-3131 min
Rettungsdienst FMMedical Intervention Car – eCPR/ECMO auf die Straße?! (Video)
In dieser Folge werden wir euch einen konservierten Frank auftischen.
Jeden Monat kommt der Arbeitskreis Notfallmedizin der Uniklinik Heidelberg zusammen. Im April gab es zudem eine Sonderveranstaltung. Das Thema: die eCPR.
Deshalb werdet ihr zuerst einen Refresher über die ECMO allgemein bekommen und dann geht Frank ans Eingemachte. Vorab als Info: diesmal könnt ihr entweder ganz normal Franks Vortrag anhören oder aber auch z.B. auf unserer Homepage als Präsentation in Videoform anschauen.
Und nun endlich die Auflösung der Frage, was denn nun auf euch zukommen wird. Es wird präsent...
2022-09-0100 minRettungsdienst FMMedical Intervention Car – eCPR/ECMO auf die Straße?!Audioversion In dieser Folge werden wir euch einen konservierten Frank auftischen. Jeden Monat kommt der Arbeitskreis Notfallmedizin der Uniklinik Heidelberg zusammen. Im April gab es zudem eine Sonderveranstaltung. Das Thema: die eCPR. Deshalb werdet ihr zuerst einen Refresher über die ECMO allgemein bekommen und dann geht Frank ans Eingemachte. Vorab als Info: diesmal könnt ihr …
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2022-08-3147 min
The BG PodcastTalking Public Relations, Career advice, and Austin with Kristin Marcum, CEO of ECPRToday's special weekend episode features Kristin Marcum, owner and CEO of ECPR, Austin's preeminent public relations firm.
Kristin and Bingham Group CEO A.J. discuss her path into PR and her career leading to the C-suite and ownership of the firm.
BACKGROUND:
Founded in 1995 by Elizabeth Christian as Elizabeth Christian Public Relations, ECPR has grown into one of the largest public relations firms in Texas.
In 2022, ECPR was acquired by Kristin, who previously served as President. Following the acquisition, Marcum was named CEO, with Christian remaining involved as Of Counsel.
LINKS:
Home page: https://www.echristianpr.com/
Kristin's ECPR Page...
2022-06-2612 min
Critical Care Perspectives in Emergency MedicineRefractory OHCA – Does ECPR and Early Angiography Improve Outcome?In a recent podcast we reviewed the ARREST Trial, which demonstrated significant improvement in survival among OHCA patients at a single center randomized to ECPR and early coronary angiography upon arrival. In this podcast we discuss the latest trial to investigate whether a bundle of early transport, ECPR, and coronary angiography improves favorable neurologic survival in patients with refractory OHCA.
2022-05-1822 minJournalFeedAirway POCUS | ECPR vs. ACLSThe JournalFeed podcast for the week of May 2-6th,2022.These are summaries from just 2 of the 5 article we cover every week! For access to more, please visit JournalFeed.org for details about becoming a member.Airway POCUS Spoon Feed:Upper airway ultrasound (UA-US) may eventually help us predict if a patient will have a difficult laryngoscopy ahead of time. However, this is not ready for prime-time, and more studies are needed.ECPR vs. ACLS Spoon Feed:Early extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR, aka...
2022-05-0709 min
STairs podcastStairs podcast 234: ECPR
Podcast 234 är en inspelning av Per Nordberg som föreläser om ECMO-assisterad HLR eller ECPR. Föreläsningen hölls den 21 november 2021 på Forum Specialister på PMI, Karolinska Solna.
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2022-05-0643 min
STairsStairs podcast 234: ECPR
Podcast 234 är en inspelning av Per Nordberg som föreläser om ECMO-assisterad HLR eller ECPR. Föreläsningen hölls den 21 november 2021 på Forum Specialister på PMI, Karolinska Solna.
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2022-05-0600 min
eCritCare PodcastEpisode 94: ICU Journal Club - eCPR in OOHCAIn this episode, we discuss the landmark trial published in JAMA, which evaluated the efficacy of eCPR over standard strategy. We believe although a well-conducted trial, it's still not enough evidence to decide one way or the other w.r.t performing eCPR in patients with out of hospital cardiac arrest.
2022-04-1828 min
ED ECMO75: Pulmonary Embolism and ECPRIn this short episode, Zack makes two points. One, it was tough to get to where we are with ECMO acceptance. Two, cardiac arrest patients in PEA should be considered for ECPR. Below is the full editorial Zack and Alice did recently in the Journal of Resuscitation on the topic. It was born out of a fantastic German article centered looking at registry outcomes for PE and ECMO.
Full Free Link to Editorial (until January 2022) – https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1eAXK_6ryqqpRd
Article link – https://www.resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-9572(21)00403-2/fulltext
2021-12-0308 minED ECMO74: Do 70 year old’s deserve ECPR? A Deep Dive into the Economics of ECPRHave you ever pondered whether all the work over ECPR was worth it? Even if you did save a few patients, does this really make sense from a societal standpoint? Am I giving up my life on a project where my efforts could be better elsewhere? Then this episode is for you (and me). This month I talk with Melissa Barnes and Ryan Coute about the economics of cardiac arrest and specifically ECPR. Ryan has just published a great paper in Resuscitation on the costs on OHCA. We will talk with Ryan and Melissa Barnes, ECMO manager at Sharp Memori...
2021-10-1428 minPolitical Science MattersThe EU and the pandemic: analytical perspectives and research agendasIn this roundtable, leading scholars of the EU engage in a reflexive and prospective dialogue on EU policy developments since the start of the pandemic. We ask them whether the handling of the pandemic challenges existing scholarly understandings of the EU, the heuristics of their own work and could thus influence the research agendas of EU studies.
2021-06-161h 43Political Science MattersThe discursive construction of discontent: Varieties of populist anti-system ideas and discursive networks in EuropeIn our first-ever hybrid lecture, live streamed from Luiss University, Vivien Schmidt presents a Paper that, using discursive institutionalist analysis, theorises and investigates the varieties of populist anti-system ideas and discursive networks in Europe – with illustrative examples from EU and national level. This lecture was sponsored by the Journal of European Integration.
2021-06-161h 25Political Science MattersBridging the East-West DivideThis lecture assembles scholars to discuss the extent to which both the East and the West are artificial constructs and shortcuts attempting to simplify the complex reality of contemporary democracy, and how to move beyond this outdated paradigm – bridging the East-West divide.
Speakers: Lenka Bustikova (Arizona State University), Ondrej Cisar (Charles University), Fernando Casal Bertoa (University of Nottingham), Zsolt Enyedi (CEU/Oxford University), Petra Guasti (Charles University) and Milada Vachudova (UNC Chapel Hill)
2021-05-271h 36Political Science MattersPolitical science at risk in Europe: Frailness and the study of powerAfter half a century of nearly constant expansion and institutionalisation, political science and political scientists are at risk in many countries. Researchers’ freedoms of inquiry and expression are increasingly contested and power rulers show a growing interest in controlling research processes and outputs. This Lecture explores the threats to democracy and academic freedom, exposing the risks to political science in Europe and call for the urgent development of a strategic response.
Speakers: David Paternotte, Université Libre de Bruxelles and Mieke Verloo, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen
2021-04-0957 minPolitical Science MattersThe Resurgence of NationalismThere is a widely held view that liberal democracies have experienced an upsurge in nationalism in recent years, and that this is best explained as a form of backlash against social and cultural change. In this lecture, our speaker David Miller challenges the underlying Enlightenment narrative used to support this explanation, which foresees the progressive disappearance of nationalism as a political force. David also compares recent backlash theory with Isaiah’s Berlin’s ‘bent twig’ theory used to explain earlier forms of nationalism, and credit Berlin with a deeper understanding of the importance of national consciousness. He argues that a ‘cool’...
2021-04-081h 24Political Science MattersHow low can you go? Declining standards of democracy in Central and Eastern EuropeAre standards of democracy declining among the European Union's Eastern member states? According to most policy analysts, academics and public commentators, there is a major risk of reversion to authoritarianism in some of these countries. However, the status of liberal democracy in post-communist countries is more fragmented and muddled than it would first appear. During this talk, we will address some of Central Eastern Europe's most pressing structural, elite and societal challenges for the democratisation process, as well as the institutional incentives and constraints that support its endurance. Our speaker, Veronica Anghel, will pay particular attention to the negative...
2021-03-041h 11ED ECMO71: Should We Prioritize VV-ECMO over ECPR?In this episode, we dive into the abyss of resource allocation. Much of the world is saying that the limited number of ECMO circuits should be used for COVID induced lung injury. This means that ECPR initiatives have been shut down or severely limited. Is this the right thing to do? What does the data say? What strategy gives the most benefit to the most people? Make sure to get CPR Certification Cleveland so you can always be prepared in case of any emergency.
Zack invited Brian Grunau to discuss these topics as well as a recent ECPR...
2021-02-2437 minED ECMO68: ARREST – The First Randomized ECPR Trial Ever
The ARREST Trial is published! Demetris Yannopoulos, Jason Bartos and their army of rockstars have done it! This is the first randomized ECPR trial and it showed tremendous benefit of ECPR compared to traditional therapies. Zack explores this paper and their concurrent publication of process with Demetris. Their two Lancet papers are below
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)32338-2/fulltext
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/eclinm/article/PIIS2589-5370(20)30376-X/fulltext
In the news, Jenelle Badulak and her crew at UW saved...
2020-11-2247 min
ED ECMO65: ECPR Journal Club: Dual Sequential Defibrillation, CT after ECMO, and much, much moreThis month we tackle a number of topics. Garrett Sterling is back again with Zack Shinar to talk about cutting edge resuscitation, ECMO, and the interplay between the two. Dual sequential defibrillation, CT after ECMO initiation, should you perform bystander CPR in the era of Covid, some US ECMO data, and an awesome 3D modeling for ECPR training models. All in one 30 minute podcast!
2020-05-2333 minED ECMO62: Jason Bartos Take 2: The Future of ECPR NowLast month you heard Jason talk about the ECPR program at the University of Minnesota. This month Zack and Jason talk about post initiation care and the crazy ECPR realities that Demetri, Jason and U of M have created. The sky is the limit for their team!
2020-02-1827 minED ECMO61: Jason Bartos – ECPR RedefinedJason Bartos and his crew at the University
of Minnesota have revolutionized the concept of ECPR for out of hospital cardiac arrests. His crew are interventional cardiologists who take OHCA straight to the cardiac cath lab. They have initiate times of around 6-8 minutes and have neurologically intact survival rates higher than 30%. Below are two of Jason’s recent papers which every person who considers themselves an ECPR fan should pour over with a fine-toothed comb. There is so much in these papers. We split this interview into two pieces because there is so many pearls in it.
2020-01-3036 minED ECMO59: Partial REBOA and US PreHospital ECPR RevisitedThis month we discuss two different topics we've recently had on the podcast. Albuquerque had started the first US prehospital ECPR program.... and now they have the first patient as well. Jon and Darren will share with us the exciting news. Second, we recently had Matt Martin on the podcast talking about partial REBOA. We got tons of email about this. This month Zaf Qasim and Austin Johnson come on to talk about some of the controversial aspects of partial REBOA. Zaf also gives us a great update on the state of REBOA in the world.
2019-11-0435 min2018-04-081h 18ED ECMOEDECMO 41 – The 3 Stages of ECPR – Diane’s StoryIn this episode Zack and Joe discuss the 3-stages of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) - or put another way, this is how to start Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (ECPR) in the Emergency Department (ED). It's been 4 years since we talked about these basic premises of ECPR. But this time, its highlighted in a very special story.
2017-12-3030 minED ECMOEDECMO 40: EROCA – The trial that asks “Should ER Docs Initiate ECPR?”EROCA - University of Michigan - Gunnerson/Shinar
Should Emergency Physicians initiate ECMO on arresting patients? That is the question that Kyle Gunnerson from the University of Michigan (UMich) is asking with their new trial - EROCA. UMich has had a robust ECMO program for over 30 years and recently they have received a grant to fund an out of hospital cardiac arrest protocol for emergency physician initiated ECPR. In this episode, Zack asks Kyle how this trial is being undertaken with key side points on how to start a program, how to train the personnel, and how to circumnavigate the man...
2017-11-0228 min
OPENPediatricsMaster Teacher Series: Case Study on ECPR by D. Wessel | OPENPediatricsMaster Teacher Series: Case Study on ECPR by D. Wessel | OPENPediatrics by OPENPediatrics
2017-04-0405 min
The RAGE PodcastECPR by Vincent PellegrinoOn August 17th 2016, Associate Professor Vincent Pellegrino, Head of the ECMO service at The Alfred ICU, discussed ECPR during an in-house education session. His discussion included: the difficulties with ECPR definitions and selection criteria Approaches to ECPR, ranging from cannulation techniques and types of cannula, to role cards and the importance of teamwork Outcomes for … Continue reading ECPR by Vincent Pellegrino →
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2016-09-2437 min
The RAGE Podcast - The Resuscitationist's Awesome Guide to EverythingECPR by Vin PellegrinoOn August 17th 2016, Associate Professor Vincent Pellegrino, Head of the ECMO service at The Alfred ICU, discussed ECPR during an in-house education session. His discussion included: the difficulties with ECPR definitions and selection criteria Approaches to ECPR, ranging from cannulation techniques and types of cannula, to role cards and the importance of teamwork Outcomes for ECPR and the evidence for the technique Listen to the talk to find out more – the podcast is 37 minutes long.
2016-09-2437 min
Coda ChangeChris Ho vs Joe Bellezzo - ECPR is a Step Too FarAre you ready for this rumble in the urban jungle?? Chris Ho vs Joe Bellezzo in the no holds barred debate about whether ECMO CPR is a step too far? The next cage match from SMACC Chicago.
Chris and Joe are the director and vice-director respectively, of Emergency Medicine at Sharp Memorial Hospital in San Diego, California. They are two of the leading experts in ECPR, with Joe being one of the key players behind EDECMO. On a day-to-day basis, they are friends and colleagues, working together in one of the very few centers around the world...
2016-02-1126 minED ECMOEDECMO 21- The Vienna Project: A Randomized-Controlled Trial of ECPR for Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac ArrestIn this episode Zack talks with Dr. Schoeber about their newest endeavor, the holy grail: a randomized-controlled trial comparing "Load & Go" (transporting OHCA patients to the ED immediately for consideration of ECMO) vs. "standard care" (staying on scene until the patient achieves either ROSC or is pronounced dead). Zack and Andreas talk about the impact this could have on the future of ECPR for OHCA.
2015-05-2116 minED ECMOEDECMO 19 – ECPR for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Japanese-Style!Tetsuya Sakamoto is the principal investigator of a multi-center prospective observational study that was just recently published in the journal Resuscitation: Resuscitation. 2014 Jun;85(6):762-8. Zack and Joe met with Dr. Sakamoto during the 2014 AHA RESS conferences and talked all things ECPR. After that, Shinar sat down with Dr. Sakamoto to get his take on how the Japanese EMS system is setup and how they are able to implement ECPR into their resuscitation protocols.
2015-02-2013 min