An Emergency Medicine Podcast about #MoreThanMedicine
Trust is important in healthcare for several reasons. First, patients need to trust their doctors and other care providers in order to feel comfortable about the care they are receiving. Second, trust is essential for effective communication between providers and
Med Student’s Over Easy is back and this month Andy talks with frequent guests Geoff Comp, Patricia Capone and Kaitlin Bowers about the importance of finding a mentor. Finding a mentor is one of the most crucial things you
For this short stack session we bring on guests, Kevin Tomecsek and Drew Jones to discuss some deep short stack questions with John and Andy. The Questions: Would you donate and organ to someone in this room? What is your
Diagnostic error is failing to establish an accurate and timely explanation of the patient’s health problems or communicate that explanation to the patient. There are many potential causes of diagnostic errors, but they often stem from problems with the diagnosis
Irrational fear is an intense and persistent fear of something that poses no real threat or danger. Irrational fears can be debilitating, preventing people from living their lives to the fullest. There are many different types of irrational fears, but
We’ve had an interesting last few years. Between COVID-19, the workforce study, and most recently, the 2022 match EM has been through a lot. Many of our colleagues have taken to the “sky is falling” mentality in addressing these events,
Post by Jordan Palmer, OMS-III You are working when you get a phone call from family X who informs you that a close family member has had a medical emergency. This call will happen many times over the course
For this episode, we are joined by guests Brian Barbas, George Willis, and Casey McGillicuddy to discuss one of the most important parts of any EM rotation; patient presentations. Emergency medicine is very different from alot of other rotations. It
For this episode, we are joined by Meenal Sharkey, Brian Barbas, Kristy Schwartz, and Alexis Pelletier-Bui to discuss something new for this year’s EM application cycle; program signaling. So, what is Program Signaling? It is a process that will
To kick off our new Med Student Over Easy Series hosts Andy and John sit down with guests Patricia Capone and Kaitlin Bowers to discuss tips for the Osteopathic Applicant. The match application process is stressful, whether you are
We wanted to close out season six with a bang, so we thought there wasn’t a better way to do so, then releasing “Would You Rather Part II”. This is us, unfiltered, unadulterated, and who you’ve all come to love.
We ran a “Why EM?” series back in 2018. To this day it was one of the funnest things we’ve done (we love everything we do here), and was a favorite among our fans. With ALL that has gone on
Too many times we are told, or atleast feel the need to be “superman” not being impenetrable to the crap that comes along with our job, when frankly this is a farce. How do we become vulnerable, is there a
Post by Patricia Capone, DO PGY-1 Have you ever felt like there is a little Disney character on your shoulder, with its chest puffed out, that grows and shrinks with the size of your Ego? What is Ego? We all
For this episode, Andy is joined by guests Molly Estes, Nick Meier, and Hanna Lurye at CORD 22 Academic Assembly in San Diego, CA. Among the many things a physician is, a physician is a teacher. This is even
Post by Spencer Willette, OMS-IV Imagine a sports coach who receives a brand new team of players for a game with no background knowledge on the opponent. How do you think the game will go? Now think about you
For this weeks episode, our team went through the game/exercise of playing “Would You Rather?” led by our own John Casey. Listen as our group answers some serious and not so serious questions. Listen to the Episode To
Post by Rick Dasilva It is the beginning of the work week whether it is on a Monday or a Saturday and you wake up and the first thought that comes across is “I really hope this week is not
Post by Spencer Willette, OMS-IV Over the last couple of years, we have become much more accustomed to meetings, especially over virtual platforms. In this episode of EM OVER EASY, the approach to meetings and how to get the most
Post by Rick Dasilva A patient is being discharged, where the patient does not need antibiotics. A family member who is bedside tells you “well why does my family member not need antibiotics they haven’t been feeling well”. This