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ED JAMAnaphylaxis - Dr Ben McKenzieOn this episode I spoke with Dr Ben McKenzie about anaphylaxis and about his AMAX4 guideline. Ben is an emergency physician based in Melbourne. On the episode we discussed the new guideline and how ben likes to approach the critical anaphylaxis patient. On the episode we also spoke about the tragic loss of ben son Max to anaphylaxis, which’s has been a driving force for ben in his approach to the early identification/management of serve anaphylaxis.
Show notes
AMAX4 guidline
* https://www.amax4.org - click this link to...
2023-12-011h 02ED JAM”Wingin it” with Steph Wise- ICP Paramedic"Wingin it with Steph Wise " is all about being at the right place at the right time with the right person and the right brains. On this episode I sat down with the amazing Intensive Care Paramedic Steph and talked about a clinical cardiac arrest case that she attended. Steph responded to a job in Sydney south Sydney and what was initial just a trip and fall turned into something a little more.
Topics such as cardiac arrest, good sam app, resilience and laughter were all spoken about through the episode. The episode will bring a tear...
2023-10-0947 minED JAMHigh performance in trauma and prehospital care - Dr Jamie MoranIf you want to know how to deliver a high performance approach to your role in the emergency and prehospital space, then this episode is for you. Dr Jamie Moran Emergency and Prehospital physician, discusses his approach to delivering high performance care to patients in any sphere. Themes such as people/culture, individualality, world class basics and being authentic were raised. The episode will leave you with some points to take home and develop in your own context.
SHOW NOTES
*Viscoelastic haemostatic assay augmented protocols for major trauma haemorrhage (ITACTIC): a randomized, controlled trial. Intensive Care Medicine, 47, 49-59. click th...
2023-09-221h 01ED JAMSeptic Arthritis with Nurse Practitioner Damian Valle
ON this week’s episode I sat down with Nurse practitioner damian valle to talk about a case of septic arthritis. Damo is a nurse pract with a love for teaching and training. The case is an excellent example of why getting a clinical history is important and why reassessment is always so important. On the episode we spoke why doing a complete physical exam is paramount.
SHOW NOTES
Disseminated gonococcal infection (DGI) results from bacteremic spread of the sexually transmitted pathogen, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, which can lead to a variety of clinica...
2023-08-0157 minED JAMResuscitative Hysterotomy Case - With Hems Doctor Guilherme ResenerResuscitative Hysterotomy is an amazing real case from Brazilian doctor, Guilherme Resener. The podcast episode runs through a real case that the HEMS Physician attended to and the quick thinking that took place whist on shift. Within the case we talked about guidelines for resuscitative hysterotomy, when and where to cut, statistics and why there is a need for aggressive interventions for good outcomes. The episode may get you to tears, but will also bring you to love Guilherme for his brut honesty, compassion and dedication to his job.
Show notes
Resuscitative hsyterotomy - Vid...
2023-06-2949 minED JAMSituational Awareness with Paramedic TheoSituational Awareness is something that all Paramedics, Nurses and Doctors need to use on a daily basis. On this episode Theo outlines why it is so imperative in the current context to be situational aware and vigilant as a paramedic. Theo is a paramedic from Tasmania and also runs the "Student Paramedic" a large social media presents on both Instagram, tik tok and YouTube. He flipped his life from a botanist to a paramedic after some eye opening travels overseas. Check out the episode and don't forget to check out theo on instagram student paramedics
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2023-05-1852 minED JAMSpinal Cord Injury SCI - Dr Simon Haron Neurosurgical RegistrarThis week I spoke with neurosurgical registrar Dr Simon Haron about Spinal Cord injury SCI. Simon spoke about the important structures of the spinal cord, anatomy/physiology and why prevention of a secondary injury is so important for patients that have suffered a spinal cord injury. Blood pressure targeting was a topic of discussion as well as central cord syndrome.
Show notes
-A Clinical Practice Guideline for the Management of Patients With Acute Spinal Cord Injury and Central Cord Syndrome: Recommendations on the Timing (24 Hours Versus >24 Hours) of Decompressive Surgery
- Early Surgical Decompression Impr...
2023-04-2642 minED JAMEpistaxis with Veena- ENT RegistrarEpistaxis (nosebleed) is one of the most common ear, nose, and throat (ENT) emergencies that present to the emergency department. Understanding how to manage it is imperative for all emergency clinicians. This week ENT Registrar Veena , outlines her approach to Epistaxis .The episode we discussed the 5 pillars of epistaxis management Pressure, topicalisation, Visualisation, Packing and Surgical Treatment. The episode will leave you with a better understanding of epistaxis management.
Show notes
-approach-to-the-adult-with-epistaxis - click to follow link
- https://litfl.com/a-case-of-epistaxis/- click link to download - 2023
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2023-04-2050 minED JAMTips for education with host Benny CrookOn this weeks episode I (benny) did a solo session about my tips for education and how I am approaching education this year. Hope you like it. My aim is to encourage anyone in the teaching space.
Show notes
High fives motivate: the effects of gestural and ambiguous verbal praise on motivation
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4145712/
2023-03-1516 minED JAMPaediatric Seizures with Dr Simon PotterThis week I had the privilege to discuss how Dr Simon Potter (Adult/paediatric emergency Consultant) approaches paediatric seizures. Simon gave away some gold in the episode and discussed some important points that all clinicians can take back to their workplace. Themes that were raised are below,
* What to do when a child is having a seizures
* Why Glucose and ECG's are important
* First line, second line and third line therapy in paediatric seizures.
* Parental Education
* When do we have permission to do nothing
SHOW NOTES
* Don't forget the...
2023-03-041h 09ED JAMA patient story- Chol Deng Emergency NurseFleeing from a war and lost in the bush alone for 3 weeks at the age of 9 was only the start to Chol Dengs Life. Chol Deng an Emergency Nurse from Sydney describes his early life in africa and what lead to him needed a kidney transplant in 2022. The story will have you on the edge of your seats in disbelief. The podcast just shows you that giving up isn't an option for Chol Deng.
Show notes
* Click link to read about dialysis - life in the fast lane 2023
* donatelife.gov.au click link to learn how to
2023-02-1657 minED JAMParamedic to Patient - with SallyThis week on the EDJAM podcast I sat down with intensive care paramedic Sally. Four months ago whilst folding the washing Sally had a medical event, this event lead to Sal experiencing what it was like to be on the "other-side" of the stretcher. Sally talked through her recent diagnosis and how being a clinician opened her eyes to what patients experience everyday.
Show notes
* Atrial Septal Aneurysm- click here to read more
* A look at Atrial Septal Aneurysm- Journal of cardiology
*. Patent Foramen Ovale Closure for Stroke Prevention and...
2022-12-0456 minED JAMMTP - Massive Transfusion Protocol with ED CNC Daniel Van VorstOn this weeks episode I sat down with Clinical Nurse Consultant Daniel Van Vorst to discuss the MTP (massive transfusion protocol). Daniel is an esteemed emergency nurse with over 12 years of experience in a large tertiary hospital. Within the podcast Dan spoke about the role of MTP, indications , challenges, and the benefits of having a blood coordinator role during major resuscitations. Dan also unpacks an amazing case, and talks about the benefits of administering blood early and how the MTP can save lives. Dan also opens up and lets us know what motivates him and what keeps him fresh afte...
2022-11-031h 00ED JAMHypotension With Dr Cliff ReidOn this episode I sat down with the amazing Dr Cliff Reid to discuss his approach to hypotension. Cliff is a senior Staff Specialist/retrevialist with a special interest in Resuscitation. On the episode we discussed diagnosis, treatment , vasopressors and fluid status. Cliff will leave you with an overload of extremely useful information that you can implement in your own environments.
Show Notes
Hypotension is usually bad: The significance of non-sustained hypotension in emergency department patients with sepsis
Causes of hypotension - and PEA cardiac arrest: the 3 plus 3 rule Lactate doesn’t alw...
2022-10-081h 08ED JAMFebrile Neonates- Dr Louis TraynorThis week I sat down and interviewed Dr Louis Traynor about febrile neonates. Louis is an Emergency Consultant with a keen interest in Emergency Paediatrics. On the episode we discussed neonatal fevers, how we manage/diagnose febrile neonates and why listening to parents is so important. The episode will leave you with a well rounded approach to febrile neonates.
SHOW NOTES
(Don't forget the bubles.com )click here to be directed to the don't forget the bubbles website, it is an amazing resource
Evaluation and Management of Well-Appearing Febrile Infants 8 to 60 Days Old. Pantel et al , 2021
Updat...
2022-09-211h 07ED JAMAdvice from Alex- Paramedic and Nurse from the Student Paramedic podcastOn this weeks episode I sat down and spoke with Alex from 'Student Paramedic Podcast' about her journey through paramedicine and nursing. Don't let age fool you- Alex is 22 but has wisdom for decades. Alex discusses topics such as learning, authentic self, developing resilience to build healthy habits and about not leaving stones unturned.
Show notes + LINKS
* the-student-paramedic-podcast - click link to listen to the podcast
* Reach out and touch base with Alex, to get in contact with her look at her instagram and send her a DM. https://www...
2022-09-1454 minED JAMDelivery in the ED with Dr BecExpecting the unexpected is the name of the game in emergency work. On this episode I sat down after a fresh case with Dr Bec to chat about how to deliver a baby safely in an Emergency Department. Bec is an amazing human with a passion for women's health. Bec talked us through how clinicians can approach a delivery and gave us a few examples of how to approach delivery safely. Bec talked about her career and why sometimes taking your time can help on the journey to becoming a confident and competent doctor. Themes that were raised were...
2022-08-311h 07ED JAM”The evolution of mental health on the frontline”. by Tara- Intensive Care ParamedicTara talks about her experiences with mental health from over 20 years working as an intensive care paramedic. She shares her knowledge and some key turning points in her career that shaped her in the profession.
Tara spoke about her personal experience and how mental health assessments have changed. Topics that were raised were PTSD, mental health assessments, suicide risk and why duty of care is so important.
Show Notes
Mental Health Person Centred Approach
Tara instagram- click here to send her a Message
2022-08-091h 17ED JAMHypertensive disorders in pregnancy- with midwife Amanda RehayemOn this week’s episode I sat down with Clinical midwife Consultant Amanda Rehayem to discuss hypertensive disorders in pregnancy. Amanda unpacks the classifications, diagnostics, treatment and gives us some great clinical advice from her experience as a practicing midwife. From catching babies to preeclampsia, Amanda gives us useful insight into, how hypertensive disorders can really affect the person your treating. The episode will leave you with a buzz and may even tempt you, to pursue the career path to become a midwife. Topics such as HELLP syndrome and eclampsia were also discussed.
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2022-06-3002 minED JAMConcussion with Dr Charlotte DurandOn this weeks episode I sat down and chatted with the amazing and very talented Dr Charlotte Durand. Charlotte is an Emergency Doctor with a passion for exercise, sport and a true lover of the great outdoors. This episode was focused around the topic of Concussion and in my opinion is a great episode for not only clinicians but for parents, families an those interested. We talked about CTE, the history of CTE, brain neurochemistry and how we approach concussion in the ED.
There is a trigger warning on this episode as Charlotte and myself do talk a...
2022-06-231h 03ED JAMType 1 diabetes - Coby’s storyOn this weeks episode I sat down with Coby Wiseman and discussed his diagnosis of type 1 diabetes. Coby comes from a family of emergency clinicians with his mum a lecturer/trauma Nurse and father an Intensive Care Paramedic. The episode also features Professor Maria Craig who is an paediatric endocrinologist, who was Coby doctor when he was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. The episode talks through the pathophysiology, treatment, diagnosis and the impact that diabetes has had on coby life and still has on his life.
Show notes
* International Society for Pediatric & Ado...
2022-06-011h 03ED JAMHyperbaric medicine with Dr John MackenzieOn this episode I sat down with Dr John Mackenzie and discussed the complexities of hyperbaric medicine. John discussed indications for hyperbaric treatment, the physiology behind medicine, how the unit works and some interesting cases. DCI, air embolisms, CAGE and even carbon monoxide poising were but a few of the topics discussed on this weeks chat. His reputation definitely proceeded him and let's just say I am sure this episode is going to be loved by all. If you haven't heard of John Mackenzie you are about to listen to a living Legend.
Dr John Mack...
2022-05-1455 minED JAMSepsis with Brad and TinoThis episode was an informal conversation with ED CNE Brad and ICU RN Tino on the topic of sepsis. Themes that were discussed included , definitions, management, fluid administration, iv antibiotics, vasopressors and Inotropes. Brad and Tino shared some stories and clinical experience from their time as Intensive care and Emergency nurses.
Resources
Surviving_Sepsis_Campaign__International.21. click this link to read the article
septic shock article - worth a read - click the link
litfl.com/sepsis-definitions-and-diagnosis/- click link to read
Podcasts
medspresso-podcast- check it out
2022-05-021h 03ED JAMCardiac Arrest (Adams storey)- with Jeni and Harry Intensive Care paramedics.Restart the heart, is exactly what Intensive Care Paramedics, Jeni and Harry are trained to do. However generally they are not expected to do it on their fellow paramedics. This episode is about Adam ( a paramedic) who was feeling unwell after a bike ride. Two intensive care paramedics and friends of Adams treated him, then whilst driving things turned south. Themes such as out of hospital Cardiac arrest, treatment of STEMI's, honnest debriefing and family input were raised throughout the episode. The episode will leave you in awe of friendship, a healthy respect for paramedics and a love for...
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2022-03-1905 minED JAMMilitary Trauma, PTSD and Resilience with Dr Dan PronkChest decompressions in the dark, surgical airways with night vision goggles- a few of the things that Dr Dan Pronk has had to do whilst operating as a Special Operations Doctor in the military. This episode will leave you in awe for not only the people in the military but for all emergency services working under pressurised situations. Dan served the majority of his military career within Special Operations Units, including four tours of Afghanistan and over 100 combat missions. Dan was awarded the Commendation for Distinguished Service for his conduct in action on his second tour of Afghanistan. In...
2022-03-171h 08ED JAMPaediatric ECG’s with Dr Paul GOn this weeks episode I discussed Paediatric ECG's with Dr Paul Gilhooly. Paul outlined and spoke about how to interpret Paeds ECG'S, in a systematic structured approach. Paul is an emergency advanced trainee choosing to specialise in adult and paediatric Emergency Medicine. On the episode we discuss four real paediatric ECG cases that are worth a listen and a look at, check the show notes for the ECGS.
Case 1
Link to the ECG
Newborn case- bradycardia
Case 2
-3 month old poor feeding , with a vomit
Case 3
2022-03-0155 minED JAMIntubation and Drugs with Anaesthetic Registrar Madie ReynoldsThis episode was a discussion with Dr Maddie Reynolds about intubation and drugs. On the episode we spoke about how Maddie approaches intubation as an anaesthetic registrar. Maddie also spoke about some important things that she does that I think all Clinicians should take a listen to. Get ready to jump into some detailed pharmacology as Mads unpacks agents like Suxamethonium, Propofol Rocuronium and the one and only ketamine.. Mads also talks about what she has learnt on the job and her personal reflections on medicine.
Clickable links below
Emergency Airway Management Part 3: Intubatio...
2022-02-071h 17ED JAMShark Attack: a true trauma Story -Brett Connellan & Maddison StewartFor Brett Connellan, every surfer’s worst nightmare became his reality when he was attacked by a Great White Shark. On this episode of ED Jam, Brett shares his trauma story and how he turned one of the worst days of his life into positive things. I also speak with Shark conservationist Maddison Stewart (aka Shark girl) to discuss some common issues about shark safety and how these 'last dinosaurs' are often misunderstood. Trauma case manager Kate Mann also recalls what she witnessed on the day Brett was airlifted to a major trauma Hospital and describes some key aspects of...
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2021-12-1704 minED JAMBowel Obstructions with surgical reg Mark Macaranas (A patient Story with a twist)On this weeks episode I sat down with Surgical Registra, Mark Macaranas to discuss bowel obstructions. Mark has been a surgical reg for over 10 years and he uncovers his approach to bowel obstructions in the emergency department. The episode featured themes such as patient assessment, diagnosis , CT scans and even the contentious Nasogastric tube. The episode takes a bit of a twist when we talk to Niki a former guest on the show, about her experience with a bowel obstruction.
Show Notes
Small Bowel Obstructions - Life in fast lane - click this lin...
2021-11-261h 00ED JAMWhen to pull the trigger ( a clinical case study) -with Dr Courtney PerosThis weeks episode is a little different, I sat down with Dr Courtney Peros to discuss a real clinical case. The case features themes of resuscitative decision making, team work and a teams decision that saved a patients life. Courtney unpacks her family background and professional background that has assisted in her life as an emergency consultant. If you want to get motivated, this episode will pump you up and leave you feeling good.
Show Notes
* Pericardiocentesis - Emergency -New England Journal of medicine
* Resources for Pericardiocentesis - litfl pericardiocentesis click this link
* Percardi...
2021-10-2758 minED JAMBronchiolitis with Dr Niki MintoOne of the most common presentations to Emergency departments worldwide is Bronchiolitis. This week Dr Niki Minto discusses Bronchiolitis from Mild, Moderate to Severe. This episode is great for all emergency clinicians wanting to understand the Causes, Diagnosis, treatments and even what to do when we are caring for children affected by Bronchiolitis. Niki also brings into the podcast some case discussions that bring all the clinical information to life.
Case Notes
* Clinical Practice Guidelines- Bronchiolitis- Royal Children's Hospital
* Bronchiolitis - Acute Management for Emergency Departments- Bronchiolitis Policy- Infants and...
2021-10-091h 18ED JAMSmall Tips for a Big Resus- Dr ArunaThis week on the EDjam we discuss resuscitation. Dr Aruna talks through her approach to running a successful resuscitation for her patients, herself and her team. We talk about categorising the resuscitation into themes, mental offloading to the wider team, being prepared for the worst and understanding your roles as team leader. Aruna gives some great medical and non medical advice that any emergency clinician could use in their practice. We also touch on being a female in emergency medicine and the challenges faced. Aruna will leave you feeling inspired and more connected to the emergency calling.
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2021-09-1856 minED JAMDrug induced psychosis and suicidal ideation, with Mental health Nurse BennyThis episode discusses Suicidal Ideation and Organic/ drug induced psychosis with transitional nurse practitioner Benny. Benny's role is based in the community, acute psychiatric ward and the emergency department. On the episode we talked about drug induced psychosis how patients typical present, what information do mental health clinicians need, we also discussed schedules and sections and the mental health act. Benny talked about suicidial ideation and touched on mens mental health. We also spoke about DBT ( Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy) and how they can be used in the process.
SHOW NOTES
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2021-09-081h 09ED JAM10 tips by Dr Hayley Worth ( a Palliative care and Paediatric ED Doctor)This episode i spoke with Dr Hayley Worth and she talked us through her 10 tips from her experience as a Palliative care and emergency Doctor. Hayley really gave some tangible advice especially in relation to Paediatrics, parents and performance as a health clinician. If it's dealing with a difficult parent to trusting your clinical judgment Hayley leaves nothing behind.
Show notes
To follow Hayley's instagram page click here
* An excellent article on the importance of communicating well with worried parents in the Emergency click this link
* This is the...
2021-08-271h 03ED JAMInterpreting Chest X-rays and ED life with Dr Todd StegglesOn this Episode i sat down and talked to ED staff specialist Dr Todd Steggles about how to interpret Normal and Abnormal Chest X-rays. Todd talked us through his approach to reading CXR's and gave some helpful tips for all listeners. On the episode we discussed abnormal X-ray findings within four main pathologies, pneumonia, pulmonary odema, pleural effusions and a pneumothorax. Todd also opened up about life as an ED consultant , communication issues and just how he personally copes with the stressors of such a high impact job. Todd also spoke about the importance of a debrief and learning...
2021-08-0736 minED JAMTravel Nursing with Xana and JessThis week on the EDjam podcast, I interviewed Xana and Jess, two crazy Australian travel nurses. On the episode they opened up about what led them to travel nursing and what it is like to take the leap of faith. Working in Emergency departments to correctional centres they give us a great insight into what life is really like on the open road. There website the nourished nurses unpacks all the essential things, from what to pack, to recipes, flat tyres and even where to fill up fuel. This episode will defiently not disappoint you.
R...
2021-07-251h 01ED JAMTrauma- A story of Pat, a paramedic and positive pants.This episode I sat down with Pat, a paramedic named Irwin and Geraldine (Pat's wife) to discuss the traumatic events of Valentines Day 2016. The three of them retold their experiences, emotions and challenges when Pat was hit by a car whilst riding his pushbike on the south coast of NSW Australia.
Irwin (paramedic and friend) talks about being emotionally invested in a job and what we can learn as emergency clinicians.
Geraldine (Positive pants) retold her story from the moment she received the phone call about the accident to what it is like to see a...
2021-06-081h 08ED JAMFrom Student to new grad Nurse with Chelsea and LauraThis week I sat down with Chelsea and Laura about their transition from nursing students to new graduate nurses. Both secured a position in a competitive environment and started their first rotation in emergency in 2021. On the episode we discuss the infamous new grad interviews, questions commonly asked, what to do in preparation and how to approach the process as a whole. We talked about mistakes in the clinical setting and both Chelsea and Laura talked about their first ever mistakes as registered nurses. They also gave some advice to students on how to make the most of their...
2021-05-061h 05ED JAMSammy the New Paramedic- Stories from his first year on RoadFrom a barista to a Paramedic, during the height of a pandemic, Sam jumped into the drivers seat and started to treat. On this episode I chatted to Sammy ( the coiled spring) about his first year as a paramedic. On the episode we talked through Sam's first ever job as a paramedic, what to do when you make a mistake, what it's like working on road, transitioning from a student to services uniform and the overall excitement of working as a paramedic. Sam opened up about his previous career as a barista and model and also discussed why he m...
2021-04-021h 03ED JAMOncological emergencies with Armando Hasudungan (YouTuber and Basic Physician Trainee)On this weeks episode I travelled to meet BPT trainee and Youtube sensation Armando Hasudungan. Armando has more than 1.6 million subscribers on YouTube and is currently working as an oncology registrar. He has a passion for medical teaching and has helped millions of students around the world understand different medical conditions through interactive drawings. In this episode, Armando unpacked Febrile neutropaenia, hypercalcaemia and spinal cord compression: all serious oncological emergencies. The episode centred around three case studies and really highlighted the physiology, pathophysiology, treatment, differential diagnosis and story of the outcome. The episode is great for the novice learner...
2020-11-031h 04ED JAMPrehospital Trauma with Paramedic PetePrehospital trauma through the eyes of Peter Economou. Life in Australia as a paramedic is not for the faint hearted !!!!.
In this Episode I sat down with Peter Economou a very experienced paramedic. Peter has been working in this field for over 20 years and remains at the forefront of emergency care. He has held extensive positions as a paramedic and is one of the most respected clinicians working today. In this conversation we covered prehospital trauma, the role of team work, the use of the MARCHE nemonic , calciums role in trauma, needle decompression and how to deal with o...
2020-08-2749 minED JAMParacetamol Overdoses with Daniel Gaetani.This week I travelled to one of the busiest emergency departments in the state, where I chatted to emergency consultant Daniel Gaetani. Daniel is an emergency doctor with a love for toxicology and all things ultrasound. This episode we unpacked the new paracetamol overdoses guidelines.
We talked through four real cases and discussed indications for NAC infusions. The episode included pharmacokinetics of Panadol and how different formulations can affect our patients. We discussed the
rumack-matthews nomogram, LFTS , Panadol levels and even phosphate. Daniel gave us insight into when you should call toxicology and when to r...
2020-07-2747 minED JAMBehind the microscope- Hematological EmergenciesThis week I traveled to Prince of Wales hospital and sat down at one of the biggest genomics/genetics laboratories in the country to talk to Rebecca. Dr Rebecca Walsh is a scientist, hematologist and genomisist (only a few of her titles!). Within the episode we discussed sickle cell crisis and what every ED staffer needs to know. We also discussed CAR-T cell therapy; currently a very hot topic. We also touched on febrile neutropenia, anaemia and pancytopenia. This episode will leave you with some key learning points from haematological emergencies. The episode finishes up with two cases that...
2020-06-1545 minED JAMCatching babies in NETSFor this weeks episode I travelled to the NETS (The Newborn & paediatric Emergency Transport Service) base to talk to retrieval/PICU /NICU nurse Gillian Massey. Gill has extensive experience in paediatric and neonatal intensive care and has been working at NETS for 6 years. On this episode we cover: what is NETS, how the Neonatal/paediatric retrieval system works, how patients are triaged, what it's like to work at NETS, PPHN, nitric oxide and Gill's most exciting moment. We also dicussed paediatric/neonatal death and the impact it has on your personal life.
Links below to relevant articles /we...
2020-05-2439 minED JAMCrossbows and Snakebites An insight into Australian rural health.On Episode 10, we discuss crossbows and snakebites with emergency nurse/midwife and author Christian Wright. Christian is a remote health nurse in the Northern Territory with extensive experience in emergency/paediatric rural medicine. Christian highlights the treatment of patients from minor to major in areas where access, circumstance and culture play a significant role.
We discuss cross-cultural medicine, aboriginal sensitivities, working as a sole practioner and dealing with minor to major trauma. Christian also gives advice about support networks and cultural immersion.
The case of the week is an interesting listen as Christian retells his enco...
2020-05-0545 minED JAMRetrieval- Helicopters and Heroes with KOIn this week's episode I chat with Kevin, an emergency consultant and retrivealist. We discuss the role of retrieval systems in NSW, prehospital vs inter hospital transfers, doctor-paramedic teams, preparation of patient for retrieval and packaging a patient for transfer. We also discuss the impact of COVID 19 and as always a case of the week. This Canadian born legend is worth a listen.
Show notes and Links
Sydney Hems link
Careflight website
2020-04-1643 minED JAMTrauma with Sarah Newman AKA SerotoninThis week we chat with Dr Sarah Newman, emergency and retrieval doctor, about all things Trauma. Sarah unpacks patient assessments, primary survey, blood products and shares some experiences from her time with NSW ambulance (think Helicopters).
Show notes
The CRASH-2 trial: a randomised controlled trial and economic evaluation of the effects of tranexamic acid on death, vascular occlusive events and transfusion requirement in bleeding trauma patients.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23477634
2020-03-3137 minED JAMCOVID 19Dr Stephanie Fletcher, epidemiologist and public health expert, discusses all things COVID-19. What is a pandemic? What is COVID-19? What are the global effects of infectious diseases? What should we do to prepare for COVID-19 in Australia as both health care workers and the general population?
Links
https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/alerts/Pages/coronavirus-faqs.aspx
2020-03-161h 08ED JAMPaeds Asthma - With Dr Max Raos. Episode 5Today we discuss Paediatric asthma with emergency physician Max Raos. Unpacking all the pathophysiology and treatments for children with asthma from mild to severe. Max is an emergency physician with a passion for paedatrics.
GINA Guidelines
https://ginasthma.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Main-pocket-guide_2020_04_03-final-wms.pdf
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31249014/#:~:text=GINA%202019%3A%20a%20fundamental%20change%20in%20asthma%20management%3A,is%20no%20longer%20recommended%20for%20adults%20and%20adolescents
NSW paeds asthma management
https://www1.health.nsw.gov.au/pds/ActivePDSDocuments/PD2012_056.pdf
http://www.liverpoolpaediatrics.com/files/asthma_childrens_asthma_inform...
2020-03-0842 minED JAMPain in the Back with Scotty Whiting -Episode 4This week I Chat with Senior Emergency Physiotherapist Scott Whiting. Scott is an experience Physio therapist who talks to us about BACK pain. He has a background in orthopaedics and Trauma and a large tertiary hospital in NSW.
SHOW NOTES
Flow chart treatment for acute lower back pain
https://www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/346253/Acute_Low_Back_Pain_Flowchart_January_2017.pdf
Causes of acute lower back pain
https://www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au/networks/eci/clinical/clinical-resources/clinical-tools/orthopaedic-and-musculoskeletal/acute-low-back-pain/acute-low-back-pain---causes
Cauda Equina Syndrome
Cauda equina...
2020-03-0315 minED JAMBurning Down the House - With Luis Winoto- Episode 3Episode 3 I discuss all things Burns with DR Luis Winoto. Luis is an Emergency physician across 2 Hospitals in NSW and sits down with me to unpack Burns. Luis is passionate about teaching and education and in this episode, makes understanding burns, specifically classifications of burns and management of burns worth a listen.
Show notes
Adult guidelines for burns management
* aci burns-guidelines
* Royal Australian college of general practitioners guide to dressings burns-dressings
Statewide burn injury service Guidelines 2019
paediatric guidlines for burns
royal children's hospital clini...
2020-03-0321 minED JAMSTEMI with Will Siu- Episode 2-This week I had a discussion with DR Will Siu Emergency Physician. Talking about all things STEMI and all things cardiac. How to Manage a patient having a myocardial infarction in an emergency department. What are the clinical signs, symptoms and the diagnostic tools used to diagnose a STEMI.
Case notes
* PAILS mnemonic for STEMI
* PATHWAY FOR ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME ASSESSMENT (PACSA)
Awesome material on ECG below
Life in the fast lane ecg basics
best ecg book ever bo...
2020-03-0334 minED JAMIntro - episode 1 -Emergency Department -(Just A Medical) podcastIntro into the ED JAM
Emergency Department -(Just A Medical) podcast
Hey I'm benny and this is my first episode. My podcast is a medical podcast for Emergency department clinicians. I will be unpacking medical conditions in a 30 minute conversation with up to date healthcare professionals.
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