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CoROM cast. Wilderness, Austere, Remote and Resource-limited Medicine.170-Guerrilla Garden for MSIW – MedicineThis week, Aebhric OKelly and Sam Coffman continue their discussion on the Guerrilla Medic and what to grow in their garden to supplement their ICU. Sam discusses the unique advantages of herbal remedies in treating viral infections. They discuss easy-to-find herbal medicine from your camp kitchen.TakeawaysHerbs can address specific health niches that pharmaceuticals cannot.Herbal formulas are effective for various viral infections.Herbs can help repair and restore tissue health.The mucosa and lymph movement are supported by herbal remedies.Herbs can...
2025-11-2141 min
Growing Your Dental Business ShowFrom Chaos to Clarity: How OMS Practices Thrive with the Right Systems with Scott GrahamRunning an oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMS) practice is no small feat. Between managing workflows, training staff, and ensuring consistent patient care, things can quickly shift from organized to overwhelming.In this episode of Growing Your Dental Business, host Jacquelyn Hurley sits down with Scott E. Graham, MHA, FACMPE, FAADOM, a nationally recognized OMS practice management expert and founder of SOMSA. Scott helps OMS practices across the country solve operational challenges through practice analysis, workflow improvements, checklists, and well-designed policies and procedures.You’ll learn:Wh...
2025-10-2932 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 (Research) - Transfusion Reaction DataThis presentation at SOMSA'25 discusses the analysis of transfusion reactions in trauma patients, focusing on data from military settings. It highlights the importance of blood transfusions in improving survival rates, the rates of transfusion reactions, and the limitations of the current data. The conversation emphasizes the need for further research to understand the implications of transfusion reactions and improve patient outcomes.TakeawaysPatients who need massive transfusions are likely to develop reactions.The benefits of transfusions far outweigh the risks.Transfusion reaction rates are around 1%.We...
2025-10-0108 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Prolonged Combat LifesaverIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Benjamin Ingram discusses the evolving landscape of military medicine, focusing on the challenges and innovations in medical training and care during combat. The conversation highlights the shift from the traditional 'golden hour' concept to a more nuanced understanding of medical capacity in warfare, the development of the Pickles concept for enhanced medical training, and the need for adaptive strategies to address unique injury patterns in modern conflicts. The episode concludes with a call to action for continued innovation and training in combat medicine.TakeawaysThe...
2025-09-2428 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Beyond The Golden Hour Thoughts On SOF Blood Protocols In The Era Of Peer Adversaries And Austere EnvironmentsIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, discusses the evolving landscape of military medicine, particularly focusing on blood transfusion protocols in combat situations. They emphasize the need for optimizing blood management practices, adapting to dynamic conflict environments, and the potential benefits of implementing type-specific transfusions. The conversation highlights the importance of training medics to be independent thinkers and the necessity for systematic approaches in medical decision-making during deployments.TakeawaysWe see a need for optimizing our blood protocol.The conflict environment is becoming more dynamic.Medics need to...
2025-09-1721 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Medical Training In NATO SOFCOMThis podcast episode features Mike Hetzler discussing NATO's training programs focused on medical support in irregular warfare. He outlines two primary courses: the Advanced Surgical Training Course and the Advanced Medical Concepts Course, emphasizing the need for tailored training to meet the diverse requirements of European nations. The discussion highlights the importance of tactical decision-making, understanding local medical traditions, and preparing for guerrilla warfare scenarios.TakeawaysNATO training programs are tailored to specific national needs.The Advanced Surgical Training Course focuses on tactical decision-making.Understanding local medical traditions...
2025-09-1011 minProlonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Countering the EW ThreatThis presentation discusses the significance of electromagnetic warfare in modern military operations, particularly in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine. It highlights the importance of understanding the electromagnetic spectrum and its implications for medical devices used in combat. A pilot study measuring the electromagnetic signatures of handheld ultrasound systems is presented, revealing that these devices have negligible signatures, which could be crucial for their deployment in forward medical care. The episode concludes with recommendations for best practices in using these medical devices in combat situations.TakeawaysThe electromagnetic spectrum is...
2025-09-0318 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA'25 - Consideration For Maritime IW MedicineIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Noel discusses the complexities and challenges of maritime medicine, emphasizing the importance of training, knowledge, and operational flexibility. He shares insights from his extensive experience, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the ocean and the necessity of effective communication and integration with host nation partners. Noel advocates for a focus on practical training and the need for a forward-thinking approach to tackle operational challenges in a collaborative manner.TakeawaysCourage in the absence of fear is stupidity.Training should focus on knowledge, not just...
2025-08-2722 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Ridge Healer Lessons LearnedIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, the speaker discusses the Ridge Healer exercise, a tactical training program designed for small surgical and resuscitation teams operating in unconventional warfare environments. The conversation covers various aspects of the exercise, including operational challenges, team dynamics, communication strategies, patient care during transport, and the importance of adapting to non-battle injuries. The speaker emphasizes the need for effective decision-making, cross-training, and cultural awareness in high-stress medical situations.TakeawaysRidge Healer is a tactical training program for small teams.Decision-making is crucial in the IW...
2025-08-2021 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Sustaining Distributed Medics In A Denied EnvironmentThis podcast episode discusses the challenges and strategies for sustaining distributed medics in denied environments, focusing on unconventional warfare and the importance of medical support as a force multiplier. It explores historical lessons from World War II, modern resupply techniques, and innovative delivery systems for medical supplies, emphasizing the need for sustainability and recycling in medical logistics.TakeawaysMedical is not the mission; it supports the mission.Medical support is crucial for building resistance forces.Unconventional warfare requires strong medical logistics training.Historical lessons from World...
2025-08-1326 min
Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success TipsEp. 203: The People Part, Continued: Hard Conversations, Letting Go, and Leading with Clarity This SOMSA podcast episode, part of our New Admin Series, features a candid conversation between host Lucy and HR consultant Adrienne Twigg of Bent Ericksen & Associates, focused on managing difficult employee conversations and termination procedures within oral surgery practices. They dive into how OMS practice administrators can approach performance issues, interpersonal conflict, and behavior problems with confidence, empathy, and clarity. Adrienne emphasizes the value of preparation, documentation, and emotional regulation before any HR conversation. Lucy shares a specific, real-life situation involving clinic cleanliness and front desk accountability, providing listeners with an actionable example of how t...
2025-08-0659 minOral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success TipsEp. 202 - The People Part: Culture, Mentorship, and Making Great Hires This SOMSA podcast episode, part of our New Admin Series, features a candid conversation between host Lucy and HR consultant Adrienne Twigg of Bent Ericksen & Associates, focused on managing difficult employee conversations and termination procedures within oral surgery practices. They dive into how OMS practice administrators can approach performance issues, interpersonal conflict, and behavior problems with confidence, empathy, and clarity. Adrienne emphasizes the value of preparation, documentation, and emotional regulation before any HR conversation. Lucy shares a specific, real-life situation involving clinic cleanliness and front desk accountability, providing listeners with an actionable example of how t...
2025-08-061h 07
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Leveraging Medical Support to Strengthen RelationshipsIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, the speakers discuss their experiences during a mission in Syria, focusing on the challenges and lessons learned from managing mass casualty operations. They emphasize the importance of planning, teamwork, and effective communication in high-stress environments, particularly in the context of medical support for both U.S. and host nation forces. The conversation highlights the critical role of walking blood banks, logistical challenges, and the necessity of building relationships with local partners to enhance operational effectiveness.TakeawaysThe views and opinions expressed are personal and not...
2025-08-0635 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Medic VignetteThis conversation highlights a harrowing experience of combat medics during a mission, detailing the challenges faced during a life-threatening incident. The speakers share their personal accounts of injury, rescue, and the critical medical response that followed. They emphasize the importance of teamwork, humor, and training in high-stress situations, as well as the emotional and physical toll of such experiences. The discussion also touches on lessons learned for future operations and the significance of mental health in recovery.TakeawaysThe importance of highlighting the care delivered by medics in combat.Humor...
2025-07-3030 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Training Non-Medics for MSIWIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Paul discusses the evolving landscape of medical support in irregular warfare, emphasizing the importance of training non-medics and leveraging technology like AI to enhance medical training and support. He shares insights from his extensive experience in military medicine and highlights the need for comprehensive education and collaboration among medical professionals in the field.TakeawaysThe conversation emphasizes the importance of medical support in irregular warfare.Paul shares his personal experiences and insights from over 20 years in military service.There is a...
2025-07-2323 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - TCCC Update and BeyondThis podcast episode discusses the evolution and current state of battlefield medicine, focusing on the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) guidelines, training tiers, and the importance of evidence-based practices. The conversation highlights the challenges faced in implementing these guidelines and the ongoing efforts to improve trauma care in combat situations. Key updates to the TCCC curriculum and the logistics of providing medical care in the field are also addressed, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement and adaptation in military medicine.Listen ad-free with a premium membership on Spotify, Apple Podcast, or Patreon.
2025-07-1833 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - PFC for the LaypersonIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Dr. Givens discusses the importance of civilian involvement in medical emergencies, particularly in conflict and disaster situations. He shares the origin of a new medical initiative aimed at training laypeople to respond effectively to trauma care. The conversation highlights the need for accessible medical resources and the development of a user-friendly guide designed for non-medical individuals. Dr. Givens emphasizes the significance of empowering communities to take action in medical emergencies and the collaborative efforts behind creating this resource.TakeawaysThe initiative was inspired by a...
2025-07-1611 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - SOF Medic to Flight ParamedicIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Brock shares his journey into critical care medicine, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, essential knowledge for paramedics, and the challenges faced in the field. He discusses the rigorous training and experiences required to excel in flight medicine, the significance of the FPC certification, and the learning curve associated with transitioning from military to civilian roles. Brock also highlights the value of community involvement and the lessons learned throughout his career, providing insights for aspiring medics.TakeawaysThis presentation is for guys on active duty.
2025-07-0929 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Expeditionary Crisis Standards of CareIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Ramey Wilson discusses the evolving landscape of Global Health Engagement (GHE) and its critical role in military medicine. He emphasizes the importance of interoperability in crisis standards of care, sharing real-world examples of medical collaboration in operational settings. The conversation highlights the need for a framework that addresses crisis capability gaps and the psychological protection of medical personnel in challenging situations. Ramey also explores future directions for medical engagement and the importance of preparing for various operational contexts.TakeawaysGlobal Health Engagement is evolving and...
2025-07-0227 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25- Delayed Hemodynamic Collapse Following a Retroperitoneal Gunshot Injury During a Special Operation Training ExerciseThe conversation revolves around a complex trauma case involving a 26-year-old male who suffered severe injuries from a live round during a training exercise. The discussion covers the patient's initial assessment, the challenges faced during his treatment, the surgical interventions performed, and the lessons learned from the case. The speakers emphasize the importance of timely interventions, effective communication, and the need for continuous improvement in emergency medical practices.TakeawaysThe patient was a 26-year-old male with severe injuries.Initial assessment showed signs of shock despite normal blood pressure....
2025-06-2532 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - COLD Blood Protocol for Medical SupportThis conversation focuses on the implementation of a cold blood protocol for military training, emphasizing the importance of whole blood transfusions in preventing deaths from hemorrhagic shock. The discussion covers the logistics of blood availability, the challenges of storage and transportation, and the establishment of a pilot program for blood donation. The speakers highlight the collaboration with blood banks and the regulatory hurdles faced, while also outlining future directions for expanding the program to enhance medical support during training events.TakeawaysHemorrhage is the leading cause of preventable death on the battlefield.
2025-06-1827 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Former Ranger Medic's Lessons LearnedIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Victor, a former Ranger medic, shares his experiences and lessons learned from a mass casualty event during a humanitarian mission in Burma. He discusses the historical context of the conflict, the challenges faced in providing medical support, and the innovative solutions developed in a denied environment. The conversation emphasizes the importance of training, adaptability, and building sustainable medical practices to empower local medics in future conflicts.Listen to this episode ad free with membership.TakeawaysVictor shares his experiences as...
2025-06-1130 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Ready for the other 19%?In this episode of the PFC Podcast, Dan McGraw discusses the critical need for gender-specific medical training in military settings, drawing from personal experiences and extensive research. He highlights the disparities in treatment outcomes between male and female patients, the physiological differences that affect trauma care, and the cultural challenges faced by medical personnel when treating patients of the opposite sex. Through case studies and real-life scenarios, Dan emphasizes the importance of understanding these differences to improve survival rates and ensure equitable treatment for all service members.TakeawaysDan shares a personal...
2025-06-0429 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Squaring the FoundationsIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Rick Caldwell, a seasoned sof medic, discusses the critical foundations of medical education and training for combat medics. He emphasizes the importance of quality over quantity in medic training, the need for a solid understanding of both combat and humanitarian support, and the challenges faced in modern combat medicine, particularly in prolonged field care scenarios. Caldwell advocates for a shift from mere training to comprehensive teaching that fosters critical thinking and adaptability among medics. He concludes with a call to action for improving medical education to better prepare medics for the realities...
2025-05-2819 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastSOMSA '25 - Optimizing the use of Tactical Medications in the Extreme Cold Operational Environment.This presentation explores the challenges and needs of military operations in the Arctic, particularly focusing on cold-weather medicine and the stability of medications in extreme conditions. Emily emphasizes the urgency of improving medic training and resources, the lack of solid data on medication efficacy in cold environments, and the need for innovative solutions to ensure medics can operate effectively. She calls for collaboration and data sharing among partner nations to enhance medical care in extreme cold environments.Sorry, if you would like to see the slides, you'll have to become a paid member. TakeawaysWe...
2025-05-2124 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Field Care Podcast 230: One Surgeon's Experience with the ResistanceSince the vast majority of you guys couldn't go to SOMSA '25, I'm bringing SOMSA '25 to you. Paul and I got our steps in this year and recorded a ton of presentations. These presentations with slides will only be available for subscription members...EnjoyIn this episode of the PFC Podcast, Dr. Jason Hiles discusses the challenges and strategies of providing medical care in unconventional warfare environments. He shares insights from his experiences in Southeast Asia, focusing on the importance of adaptability, community engagement, and training local medics to ensure sustainable...
2025-05-1921 min
CoROM cast. Wilderness, Austere, Remote and Resource-limited Medicine.140-WP-C at SOMSA with Tom and EllaIn this episode, Aebhric OKelly interviews Dr Ella Corrick and Dr Tom Mallinson to discuss their experiences at the SOMA Conference, focusing on the Wilderness Paramedic Workshop. They explore the common challenges faced in austere medicine, the significance of prolonged field care, and the preparation for the Wilderness Paramedic Certification exam. The conversation also delves into creating educational resources to enhance decision-making skills in wilderness medicine. In this conversation, Dr Tom and Dr Ella discuss their experiences and insights into wilderness medicine, focusing on exam preparation for the Wilderness Paramedic Certification (WP-C) and creating a revision guide tailored for...
2025-04-2550 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastTop 10 Podcast 0f 2024: #2 Why your Medics SuckHere's another great podcast from early '24. This was a great presentation at SOMSA 24 and finished the year at #2.
This podcast episode discusses the challenges and trends in Special Operations Medicine, focusing on the training and evaluation of medics. The speakers share insights from their experiences at the Joint Special Operations Medical Training Center, highlighting the importance of regular training, data collection, and critical thinking in medical scenarios. They also address common challenges faced by medics, including equipment access and the need for realistic training feedback. The episode concludes with recommendations for improving medic training at the unit level.
2024-12-3045 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Field Care Podcast: Death of the Golden HourWith the recent passing of Dr. Warner "Rocky" Farr. I thought the best tribute to a man that spent so much of his life dedicated to teaching medical providers, was to replay a lecture he gave at SOMSA.
2024-11-2327 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Field Care 193: Ukrainian MEDEVACMikola, a combat medic from the Ukrainian Special Operations Task Forces, shares his experience and challenges in providing medical care in the war-torn region of Ukraine during SOMSA 24. He discusses the difficulties of operating in a large and constantly changing frontline, with different terrain and medical systems in each administrative region. Mikola explains the concept of medical evacuation and the various facilities and modes of transportation used. He also highlights the dangers faced by medics, including attacks from Russian forces and the use of drones with payloads. Mikola emphasizes the importance of training, supply management, and improvisation in overcoming...
2024-08-1234 min
Frank’s Schnack Podcast - Ein Leben ohne Reisen ist möglich, aber sinnlos!IloySachen gibt es, die gibt es gar nicht!Besonders wenn man mit einer Gruppe emanzipierter und gleichberechtigter Frauen aus Deutschland unterwegs ist, wirft der Spruch: “Iloy ist auch ein sehr schöner Name” zumindest Fragen auf. Gleichzeitig ist natürlich an der patriarchen Struktur des Landes auch vieles andere nich ideal. Wahrscheinlich ist es wie so oft auf dem Planeten - Hunde die bellen, beißen nicht. Und so darf vermutet werden, dass zu Hause oft die Damen des Hauses die Hosen an haben! Wie sollte es auch anders sein bei:* Männern, die nur einmal j...
2024-05-2515 min
Everyday Oral SurgeryIMVision Dental - The Automated Implant Coordinator (with Dr. Dexter Mattox)There are many benefits to being a systems-oriented practice, especially since being overly dependent on one specific person can backfire when they are sick or leave. So how can software be the solution to this problem? Back again for another episode, is Dr. Dexter Mattox, a skilled oral and maxillofacial surgeon with a deep passion for using technology to improve patient outcomes. Join the conversation as we dive into the IMVision software, including the four areas of impact for the automated implant coordinator, and Dr. Mattox's insights on ‘The Patient Radar.’ He underlines the value of having software in plac...
2024-01-2234 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Field Care Podcast 133: PFC Update SOMSA 23
Welcome back to the PFC Podcast! Today, we're discussing some important topics that have come up recently. One of them has been going on for 10 years, while the other has been around even longer, related to irregular warfare. We're exploring how these two subjects can inform each other. Now, before we begin, I want to clarify that the views and opinions expressed here are solely mine. I also want to mention some disclosures about my upcoming internship and the Prolonged Field Care Collective. If you want more content like this, visit Prolongedfieldcare.org.
There are operational environments...
2023-05-2930 min
CoROM cast. Wilderness, Austere, Remote and Resource-limited Medicine.39-First SOMSA experience from two CoROM facultyAebhric talks with Tom and Ella, who are doctors working in the rural areas of northern Scotland. They discuss their experiences at the conference and what they learned from the workshops. They discuss how they will incorporate their learning1 into their rural practice.
2023-05-1937 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Field Care Podcast 130: PSNOT?
Dennis introduces the Prolonged Field Care (PFC) Podcast 130, welcoming Alex as his guest speaker. Alex, Dan, and Rick are working on a project for the upcoming SOMSA, where they will present the idea of defining the different phases of care in PFC, just like TCCC. They believes that the medics should think about March for taking care of their patients, where they would continue to think about March irrespective of the setting, but maybe through a different lens when they're in PFC. Alex talks about the phases of care in prolonged field care, which are preparation, stabilization, normalization, observation...
2023-05-0833 min
Prolonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Fieldcare Podcast 120: How to PresentIn preparation for SOMSA, Dennis speaks with Ricky D. on how to give a great presentation.
Remember to check out www.specialoperationsmedicine.org for SOMSA 2023 info.
2023-01-2327 min
Skapa till 100Fredrik Benke Rydman, koreograf & dansare: "Om du alltid spelar safe, kommer det aldrig att lyfta."Maja & Marika träffar Sveriges kanske mest uppskattade dansare, koreografer & regissör: Fredrik “Bounce-Benke” Rydman - och wow vilket inspirerande samtal det blev.Vi pratar om: Att ha pannben, 20-procentsformeln som alltid håller dig kreativ, att effektivisera bort saker i livet för att få plats med det viktigaste. Dessutom berättar Benke om hur hans dansföreställningar kommer till, om hur danskollektivet Bounce nådde såna framgångar helt utan en kreativ ledare – och om vikten av att lita på sin första intuition. Fredrik Benke Rydman slog igenom som en del av det d...
2022-06-201h 16
Hikayeni İzle34.Bölüm Hayatın Anlamı Ne?Modern zamanların modern buluşma şekli Zoom cafelerde buluşmak. Annelerimizin altın günleri biz modern yetişkinlerde Zoom cafe buluşmalarına döndü. Orası neresi demeyin. Artık her birimizin aç-kapa bir Zoom cafesi var. Alıyoruz çayımızı, kahvemizi. Geçiyoruz bilgisayarın başına. Açıyoruz canlı görüşme platformunu. Al sana Zoom cafe Kim demiş ki canlı görüşme platformları sadece eğitim ve iş toplantıları içindir diye. Biz arada hal hatır buluşuyoruz birbirimizle.Yine böyle bir gündü. İçimizden biri, Düşünüyorum da diye söze başladı. Düşünüyorum da...
2022-03-0407 minHikayeni İzle33.Bölüm Mutlu mu? Başarılı mı?Gerçek yaşam hikayelerinden ilhamla, kendi hikayelerinin izini sürmek isteyenlere; Hikayeni İzle* Gençler, yuvarlak masa etrafında toplanmış sosyal medya hesaplarını yarıştırıyorlardı. Hangi gönderileri kaç beğeni almış, videolar kaç izlenmiş, takipçileri ne kadar artmış, sosyal mecrada yeni trenler nelermiş? Sohbetin en heyecanlı yerinde, içlerinden biri ‘’Ben çok yoruldum arkadaşlar dedi. Her gün güzel gözükmeye çalışmaktan, mutluluk oyunu oynamaktan çok yoruldum. Birkaç gün ortalıkta görünmesem takipçi kaybediyorum. Sonrası mı? Sonrası hikayeni izle'de seni bekliyor. Nerelerden dinleyebilirim diyorsan;Instagr...
2022-02-1906 min
Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success Tips106 - Current Trends in Cyber Attacks with Black Talon SecurityJoin host Jill Dunnam and co-host Gary Salman (Black Talon) as they talk all things cybersecurity. They cover the latest trends in cybersecurity; how long hackers scan networks and steal data before encryption and ransoming for it; what they're doing with your patient data on the dark web, why a cybersecurity is best equipped to fully protect your practice; and practical, proactive steps you can take today to defend your network. For resources and transcript, visit https://bit.ly/somsa-106
2021-09-2849 min
Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success Tips105 - Patient Communication Success Tips with IntiveoJoin Melissa Hathcock (Fort Worth Oral Surgery) and Joshua DeVries (Intiveo) as they discuss the importance of effective and efficient patient communication in guiding patients through the complex procedures your OMS practice performs, what features an OMS practice administrator looks for in a reminder service, and how examining your patient communication process and help you save time and remain adaptable. For resources and transcript, visit https://bit.ly/somsa-ep-105
2021-07-2914 min
Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success Tips104 Tips for Marketing to Referring OfficesOn this episode, we hear from two OMS office marketing staff with very different roles. Livia Auten holds a more traditional marketing position in her practice, while Bob Pendry uses his experience and certifications to get chair-side with doctors. Listen as they discuss how their roles differ, share tips on mileage and visit tracking, and share their most successful marketing ventures and campaigns. Episode Guests: Livia Auten, Patient Relations/Marketing at Center for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (GA and SC) Bob Pendry, Director of Professional Relations at Fort Worth Oral Surgery (TX)
2021-07-2124 minProlonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Field Care Podcast 28: Critical Skills For PFC ProvidersTraining materials were the number 1 most requested item from our SOMSA AAR. We have put out other training recommendations in the past but wanted to also highlight some important skills that will help you identify gaps in your PFC training program, plan future training and measure progress. We will get more into this cycle in the future however, this should be a good place to start. Many thanks go out to Andrew who labored over many versions of the list over the past few months. One last thing, be sure that you are already at 100% T for Trained on your TCCC ta...
2021-07-0811 minProlonged Field Care PodcastProlonged Field Care Podcast 22: On Blood, Geir Strandenes At SOMSA 2017Are you familiar with the concept of oxygen debt or oxygen deficit? What constitutes a “dose” of shock? What systolic BP constitutes hypotension on the battlefield? Where did the concept of permissive hypotension come from? Is it still valid? How long can fresh whole blood last?
Blood Transfusions were a huge topic at this year’s meeting in Charlotte with no less than 3 major speakers giving multiple talks on the subject. This talk was recorded during the Prolonged Field Care Pre-Conference Lab during the Special Operations Medicine and Scientific Assembly (SOMSA).
Dr. Geir Strandenes is a founding member of the...
2021-07-0851 min
Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success Tips103-Referral Process Closed Claim Review with OMSNIC Join OMSNIC's Stephen Pavkovic and SOMSA's Donna Germann as they discuss an OMSNIC closed claim that highlights the role of effective communication within the referral process, including the informed consent process and what to do when you have any questions about a referral's treatment. Visit the podcast page on SOMSA.org to view all OMSNIC resources and a transcript of this episode.
2021-07-0629 min
Journal of Special Operations Medicine - PodcastsInterview with Dr. Russ KotwalWe are honored to sit with Dr. Russ Kotwal, President of the Special Operations Medical Association. In this interview, Dr. Kotwal talks about the Association and the upcoming SOMSA symposium, to be held in Charlotte, North Carolina from June 28 - July 2, 2021. This year's scientific assembly will be held in-person, following current CDC and state of North Carolina health guidelines. Visit our Social Media @jsomonline https://jsom.us/Podcast
2021-06-1416 min
Journal of Special Operations MedicineInterview with Dr. Russ KotwalWe are honored to sit with Dr. Russ Kotwal, President of the Special Operations Medical Association. In this interview, Dr. Kotwal talks about the Association and the upcoming SOMSA symposium, to be held in Charlotte, North Carolina from June 28 - July 2, 2021. This year's scientific assembly will be held in-person, following current CDC and state of North Carolina health guidelines. Visit our Social Media @jsomonline https://jsom.us/Podcast
2021-06-1416 min
State of MI SportsState of MI Sports Episode 87 -- Michigan / Michigan State -- Detroit Lions -- SOMSA's -- Picks -- Beer GradesThe guys talk about some recent Michigan Sports news before giving away the second annual SOMSA'S.. They will make their DeHop's Brewing Company & Café picks of the week will grade their Siciliano's Market Michigan Beer's
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2020-12-302h 02
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2020-07-1329 minState of MI SportsState of MI Sports Episode 36The guys talk about the the Lions loss to the Packers and where they ended up in the chase for Chase, they break down the decade year by year, and give out the first annual SOMSA's. The guys went ahead and made the Lionless NFL playoffs more interesting with an adopt a playoff team snake draft, made some Dehop's Brewing and Cafe picks of the week, and graded some Michigan Beer's.
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2019-12-311h 40
Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success Tips102-Educational Opportunities at the 2019 SOMSA ConferenceHost Audra and Guest David Nye, SOMSA Conference Chair, briefly discuss SOMSA's founding as JAWS Society in 2005, but really explains our educational goals the 2019 Annual Conference in Savannah, GA. David and Audra chat about the record number of attendees, sponsors, and exhibitors. David explains the theme of LEARN | GUIDE | PERFORM, and Audra shares how the 2019 Presenting Sponsor CEDR HR Solutions has helped improve the cultural health of her OMS practice and their continued support for her practice after their initial assessment. David gives a speaker showcase, displaying the educational value of the conference, starting with...
2019-04-0530 min
Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out: Practice Management Success Tips101-Rebranding and How an OMS Practice is Like a Bee Hive This is a transcript of episode 101 of our podcast Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out Podcast: Practice Management Success Tips, which you can listen to below or find wherever you listen to podcasts. If you enjoy it, please leave a 5-star review. Host Audra and Guest Linden discuss how the Society of OMS Administrators rebranded from JAWS Society to Society of OMS Administrators and how the new logo, including the honeycomb icon, was selected. [ticking clock intro] [Host Audra Lansdown] Welcome to the Oral Surgery Admin's Time Out Podcast, for Practice Management...
2019-04-0414 min
Element Rescue: Simply DisruptiveEpisode V: Operational Hacking: Science- Part 1Hacking Science with Ricky Ditzel, Esq. III- Lead R&D guy with SOM-C, the editor for the Journal of High Threat and Austere Medicine, and, flight medic in the Army.
In Part one of this two part discussion, Sean apologizes to Ricky and they discuss the first time they hugged at SOMSA. Ricky spits out disruptive smart guy stuff like a lyrical genius…things like; calcium chloride, calcium gluconate, calcium neutral safe places, and something called DIC…which turned out to be totally different than what Ryan and Sean were thinking. Clotting cascade physiology, fibrinogen and fibrin, and, some info abou...
2019-03-2000 min
The Med ShedEpisode 4: Topics covered from SOMSAThis episode is about the classes and seminars that Chris attended while at Special Operations Medical Association Scientific Assembly (SOMSA)
2018-07-0900 min