An Emergency Medicine Podcast about #MoreThanMedicine
Taking care of pediatric patients in the ED can be intimidating, especially as a new learner. Unfortunately, pediatric patients are not just mini-adults and there are some important things to consider when assessing a pediatric patient. In this episode, Patricia
In digging through some old recordings for a project, we stumbled across this recording session where Drew, John, and Andy sat down with good friend of the podcast and frequent guest Rodney Fullmer. They answer a number of questions varying
Emergency Medicine is an exciting and rewarding specialty that attracts individuals who thrive in fast-paced environments and enjoy the unpredictability of shift work. However, the very aspects that make EM appealing can also contribute to burnout. In this episode of
This is a fascinating discussion between Drew, John, and Andy with guest Chris Colbert about the nuances of physician-patient communication. Here are some key takeaways: Code-switching: Physicians often adapt their communication style to fit the situation, a phenomenon known as “code-switching.”
Discharge instructions are a critical part of patient care, particularly in the emergency department. For medical students, understanding how to navigate this process is an invaluable skill that directly impacts patient outcomes and satisfaction. In this episode of Med Students
If you remember our first episode over 8 years ago we discussed the question “What’s in Your Pocket?” specifically targeting what we kept with ourselves on shift in the ED. Fast forward to now, Drew, Tanner, John and Andy revisited
As medical students, advocacy is an essential part of our role in shaping the future of healthcare. We are uniquely positioned at the intersection of education and clinical experience, making our voices invaluable in addressing critical issues. Advocacy allows us
Eight and half years ago, we launched something that we thought would last 6 months, 8 + years later here we are. So, as we close out the final hours of 2024, it is always a great time to review
In this episode, hosts Andy, Drew, and Tanner are joined by, friends of the show, Geoff Comp, DO, and Matt Delaney, MD to discuss the next steps after achieving the goals on your list. Geoff starts the conversation by bringing
As EM physicians, we have the privilege—and the challenge—of caring for patients and their families during some of the hardest moments of their lives. One of the most difficult aspects of this responsibility is navigating tough conversations, whether delivering bad
For this episode, Drew leads a great discussion with all of our hosts about the recent Wall Street Journal Article, “Young Doctors Want Work-Life Balance. Older Doctors Say That’s Not the Job.” Many perspectives can be taken on the article,
In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, host Patricia is joined by Stephanie Cohen, DO, Natalie Diers, MD, and Shayne Gue, MD to discuss the exciting opportunities in simulation and medical education fellowships. These programs allow fellows to develop
It’s that time of year again and our EM Over Easy hosts are back to discuss their holiday gift recommendations for the healthcare workers in your life! Stocking Stuffers Trading Cards Rubik’s cube (Happy Birthday Rubik’s Cube!) Silly Putty Socks
Looking for the perfect gift for the Med Student in your life? In this episode, Kaitlin, Molly, and Patricia share ideas on our second annual Holiday Gift Guide! Whether you’re shopping for a medical student, resident, or someone pursuing healthcare
Have you ever considered writing a book, hosting a podcast, or telling your stories? How have you used your voice as a physician to better the world around you? In this episode, Drew and John are joined by fellow EM
It’s that time of year again. Residency interviews are in full swing and before you know it rank lists will be made, match day will happen and the next group of students will be getting ready to start the process
In this Clinical Grind episode, Drew, John, and Andy are joined by Pediatric EM physician, Barrie Bostick, to work through a case about pediatric seizures. Clinical Scenario: You’re working in the community when EMS brings you a 4-year-old child with
In this episode of Med Student Over Easy, co-host Patricia is joined by Dr. Arlene Chung, Dr. Lauren Rosenfeld, and Dr. Tarlan Hedayati to explore the unique challenges women face in emergency medicine. They dive into the biases and stereotypes
For this episode, John reached out to coach, educator and social media personality Cole Jennette to discuss the dynamics of patient interactions in the ED. After some fact finding with the team Cole highlighted the following topics EM physicians and
Think of a time when you failed. What was the outcome? How did it make you feel? In this episode, we share some B-reel from a discussion at CORD 2024 where we talked about reframing failure with performance scientist Jason