Emergency Medicine News Podcasts

Listen to expert advice from Dr. Mattu as he discusses sickle cell disease with Gentry Wilkerson, MD; pulmonary hypertension with Rohit Menon, MD; and human trafficking with Gregory Jasani, MD.Door EMedHome.com

Dr. Mattu talks about myths in managing infectious disease with David Gatz, MD, and Ashley Martinelli, PharmD; myocardial dysfunction after cardiac arrest with Mike Winters, MD, and Rohit Menon, MD; and trauma airways with Robert Flint, MD.Door EMedHome.com

Amal Mattu, MD, and Kinjal Sethuraman, MD, MPH, tell you all you need to know about carbon monoxide poisoning, he and Julie Kurek, MD, look at sodium bicarb for cardiac arrest, and he and David Gatz, MD, discuss pulmonary embolism.Door EMedHome.com

Dr. Stock shares a story about a larger-than-life patient who does something he shouldn’t and the nurse who expertly handled him in this month’s episode.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues provide all you need to know about CAR T-cell therapy, hyperkalemia myths, occult abdominal trauma, and tubo-ovarian abscess.Door EMedHome.com

Dr. Stock takes us on a trip to Kashmir in this month’s episode.

Amal Mattu, MD, remembers a lecture by EMN’s late Board Chairman James R. Roberts, MD, that has stuck with him for years. Bonus: He and colleagues delve into immune checkpoint inhibitors.Door EMedHome.com

Dr. Stock praises his emergency medicine colleagues for standing up to the challenges they faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues explore workplace violence, patients with autism, and ECMO in the ED in this month’s fascinating lecture.Door EMedHome.com

Mr. Hernandez tells what it was like to be a first-generation Latino medical student.

October 2022: Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome, Heat Stroke, and Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic PurpuraDoor EMedHome.com

Dr. Grock shares a story about a patient who had been bouncing in and out of the ED. What seemed like a straightforward disposition turned into more than he was bargaining for. Hear more in this month’s podcast.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues explore care of the LGBTQ+ community, code status conversations, and geriatric trauma in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues discuss resuscitation and how to speak with consultants in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

Manuel Celedon, MD, shares the top 10 things he learned during his years in emergency medicine. Hear more in this month’s podcast.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues explore hemoptysis, elder abuse, and aortic stenosis in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

Luis Valle Vega, RN, recounts how seeing a former patient at a grocery store helped with his burnout. Hear more in this month’s podcast.

Abdulkareem Agunbiade, MD, tells a funny story about how a medical acronym sent him on a wild goose chase. Hear more in this month’s podcast

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues explore ACE-inhibitor angioedema, beyond the bundle in sepsis, and neonatal fever in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues delve into the crashing asthmatic, patients leaving against medical advice, and pediatric diabetic ketoacidosis in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you can’t stop your medical student from failing, says Erik Adler, MD, as he recalls supervising one who face planted at the most inopportune time. Hear more in this month’s podcast.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues discuss the the crashing cirrhotic patient, GU emergencies in older patients, and mental health crises in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

What’s the hardest part of being an emergency physician? Devlyn Corrigan, DO, says the most distressing times for him were when he felt alone in the ED. Hear more in this month’s podcast.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues examine managing sickle cell disease, complications following abortions, and spinal trauma in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

Bryan Brusick, RN, tells a story about dealing with an animated trauma patient. He had been hit by a car and began screaming and refused to answer questions. One of the paramedics decided to look through his bag to see if he had any drugs that would explain his erratic behavior, and learned that sometimes it's better not to look through a satchel.…

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues explore some serious topics in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

An emergency physician, who preferred to stay anonymous, shares her experience with the COVID-19 surge.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues tackle some tough conditions in this month’s podcast.Door EMedHome.com

Bryan Brusick, RN, shares a story about a patient he treated while working on Thanksgiving. Initially, the patient was calm and cooperative, but like most things in the ED, that suddenly changed.

Dr. Basrai talks about how hard it can be when a stable patient takes a sudden turn for the worse.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues dive into a discussion of the ACEP sepsis clinical policy and the difficult airway.Door EMedHome.com

Devlyn Corrigan, DO, shares a story from his surgical rotation as a medical student where the words “don’t rock the boat” held deep meaning for him.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues explore cardiac transplants, issues in the elderly, and the ACEP clinical policy on community-acquired pneumonia.Door EMedHome.com

Drs. Raja and Pescatore wrap up their tenure on the podcast with a discussion of the future of the specialty.Door By Richard Pescatore, DO, & Ali Raja, MD

Dr. Zahir Basrai returns to share a story from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. A patient presented with altered mental status and needed to be intubated. Little did he know that securing the patient's airway would set off a hospital-wide fire drill.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues discuss the angry ventricle, anaphylaxis, and COVID-19 in pregnancy.Door EMedHome.com

Drs. Pescatore and Raja talk about how they treat shoulder dislocations and the results of the KetaBAN trial, which uses breath-actuated nebulized ketamine for pain.Door By Richard Pescatore, DO, & Ali Raja, MD

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues talk about atrial fibrillation, the ESC non-STE ACS guidelines, and the Cures Act.Door EMedHome.com

Drs. Pescatore and Raja review the latest evidence on whether emergency physicians should initiate therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest and also talk about patient awareness during sedation while on mechanical ventilation and how much information is retained from listening to podcasts.Door By Richard Pescatore, DO, & Ali Raja, MD

Most of the time things go smoothly in the pediatric ED, but Zahir Basrai, MD, says when things go wrong, they go really wrong. In this episode, he shares a story of a pediatric cardiac arrest. Initially, the resuscitation was mechanical, but all of that changed when the patient’s father was brought into the room.…

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues talk about a case of agitation, tachycardia, refusal of care, and the resuscitation highlights of 2020.Door EMedHome.com

Should you do a pan scan on patients who have a cardiac arrest? Drs. Pescatore and Raja weigh in on that and on AEDs in the community, head-up CPR, an elevated position to facilitate venous return, and impedance threshold devices.Door By Richard Pescatore, DO, & Ali Raja, MD

Andrew Grock, MD, remembers a moment in his intern year where a patient thought he was someone else.

Amal Mattu, MD, and colleagues review the critical care literature, the STI treatment update, and CNS infections in immunocompromised adults.Door EMedHome.com

All emergency physicians know the specialty’s 10 commandments, written in 1991 by Corey Slovis, MD, and Keith Wrenn, MD, but now Dr. Slovis and Christopher Evans, MD, formerly a resident at Vanderbilt and now a clinical informatics fellow at the University of North Carolina, have updated them. Drs. Raja and Pescatore review all 10 and add their own…