Post by Patricia Capone, OMS III You’re a resident working a shift in a busy emergency department (ED) when you hear an EMS call come over the squawk box. Elderly female passed out at a local birthday party and is unresponsive on EMS arrival. Narcan was given and the patient woke up with an uncontrollable […]
Post by Spencer Willette, OMS-III If you were to think about connecting with medical education and mentoring opportunities, you may not immediately think of Twitter as a productive medium. However, over the last few years there is something really dynamic occurring within the medical community on this social media platform. In a world where geographic […]
Hey Listnees! We are very excited to share a special episode with you. Not only is the topic fantastic – COVID and mental health – but it’s a collaboration podcast to boot! Tanner was lucky enough to join up with Mike from the Running Educator Podcast to discuss this really deep topic. Using experiences […]
Post by Patricia Capone, OMS III You walk into a room to update a patient on your assessment and plan of care. You do a great job of explaining the diagnosis and your plan to send the patient home with close outpatient follow up, when the patient’s family member, who is a physician, says, “ […]
As 2020 comes to a close, we at EM Over Easy want to thank our listeners and our followers for another epic year. Despite all going on in the world today, there have been some bright spots for our show, our hosts, and around the world. Over the past year, we have continued to foster […]
“Isms” – Part 2” with our hosts Andy Little, DO and Drew Kalnow, DO with guest host John Casey, DO; and guests George Willis, MD; and Tarlan Hedayati, MD. Post by Patricia Capone, OMS III While on shift, you’re charting and all of a sudden you hear this belligerent patient being wheeled to your side. […]
It’s that time of year again Listnee’s! The EM Over Easy Holiday Gift Guide is here! There are a ton of great ideas from years past, but this year’s episode has gifts of all shapes and sizes ready for you. Check out the links below for direct access to some of the gifts recommended […]
Post by Spencer Willette From your workstation during the middle of a busy shift, you overhear a nurse triaging a patient who is here for a reasonable complaint. You tune out until suddenly you hear the patient degrading the nurse based on their race. The term “if you ain’t from America or white, I don’t […]
One of our favorite things we have found out about each other at EMOE is that we all like to read. Whether it’s paper (Drew and Andy) or ebook (Tanner), fiction (Andy and Tanner) or nonfiction (Drew), or other differing opinions, we all love to consume words of all kinds. Self help books to leadership, […]
After a great few weeks of recording we wanted to bring you this 10 minute short stack discussion, from our first session with the Pod Decks cards. Listen as Drew, Tanner, and Andy chat it out, answering some hard and funny questions. Looking For More? More from Andy, Tanner, and Drew: Be sure to […]
Real-time peer coaching from a colleague by Patricia Capone You’re working a shift in a place with double coverage, has residents, and a cardiac arrest comes in. Nursing, RTs, everyone shows up. As the attending you’re job is to organize the chaos and all of a sudden out of the corner of your eye, […]
“Clinical Grind 10 – Bias” with our hosts Andy, Drew, and Tanner Post by Spencer Willette, OMS-III Whether we are aware of it or not, bias has the ability to dictate many of our thoughts, actions, and decisions. In this episode, the guys run through a scenario where bias played a major role in […]
Normal with our hosts Andy Little, Drew Kalnow, Tanner Gronowski, and frequent guest/ honorary co-host, John Casey. Post by Patricia Capone Normal…it’s a word many of us have used before to describe patients, but have we ever stopped to think about what we actually mean by “normal”. Are we saying that the patient has a […]
This October will mark 10 years since Drew, Tanner, and Andy met at the ACOEP Scientific Assembly in San Francisco, CA. Fast forward to today and we are entering the 5th season as hosts of the EM Over Easy Podcast. Throughout that time the ACOEP has remained a support to our hosts, and has helped […]
To our EMOE listeners, We at EM Over Easy believe strongly in social justice and equality. Whether it is Black Lives Matter, the fight for religious tolerance, gender equality, LGBTQ and beyond, we believe in practicing respect, tolerance, and acceptance. There are few places that this is more important than in medicine, where social, economic […]
Tips for New Docs with guest Dr. John Casey and our hosts Andy, Drew, and Tanner. Post by Spencer Willette, OMS-III Beginning a new chapter of learning about and caring for patients can be both exciting and terrifying! In this episode, with Dr. John Casey, the crew discusses their top tips for new doctors or […]
Post by Patricia Capone It’s 3 am when you get a call from EMS. 60-year-old male, otherwise healthy, V-fib arrest. The patient arrives at the ED in V-tach arrest with LUCAS device executing compressions, successfully intubated by EMS with a few rounds of unsuccessful defibrillation in the field. IV access and end-tidal CO2 in the […]
Post by Patricia Capone Unfortunately, we have all either had it happen to us or seen it happen to someone else. Sometimes it’s very obvious and other times extremely subtle, but over time these small acts called microaggressions can really tear us and our coworkers down. Fortunately, our hosts, Andy and Drew got a chance […]
4 years, 48 months, 208 weeks, 1460 days, you get the picture. This past weekend we celebrated the EM Over Easy Podcast turning 4 years old. What started out as Drew, Tanner, and Andy meeting at a local diner after night shifts has blossomed to what it is today. Over that time we have published […]
Post by Spencer Willette, OMS-II We all know that sickening feeling when a bad mistake has been made and there’s no chance to turn back time. The realization that a patient outcome could have been altered has the potential to lead to enduring agonization and mental stress. At CORD 2020 in New York City, Andy […]
