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anemia, EM Cases, Episodes, feraheme, FOCUS trial, Hematology, iron, IV Iron, Jeannie Callum, Medical Specialty, transfusion, TRICC Trial, venofer, Walter HImmel, WOMB trial
Episode 65 – IV Iron for Anemia in Emergency Medicine
For years we’ve been transfusing red cells in the ED to patients who don’t actually need them. A study looking at trends in transfusion practice in the ED found that...
Anton Helman | May 27, 2015
choosing wisdely, Chris Hicks, Clinical Practice, cognitive bias, David Dushenski, EBM, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, evidence based medicine, likelihood ratio, LR, Medical Specialty, predictive value, risk tolerance, shared decision making, Walter HImmel
Episode 62 Diagnostic Decision Making in Emergency Medicine
This is Part 1 of EM Cases' series on Diagnostic Decision Making with Walter Himmel, Chris Hicks and David Dushenski discussing the intersection of evidence-based medicine, cognitive bias and systems...
Anton Helman | April 14, 2015
choosing wisdely, Chris Hicks, Clinical Practice, cognitive bias, David Dushenski, EBM, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, evidence based medicine, likelihood ratio, LR, Medical Specialty, predictive value, risk tolerance, shared decision making, Walter HImmel
Episode 62 Diagnostic Decision Making in Emergency Medicine
This is Part 1 of EM Cases' series on Diagnostic Decision Making with Walter Himmel, Chris Hicks and David Dushenski discussing the intersection of evidence-based medicine, cognitive bias and systems...
Anton Helman | April 14, 2015
choosing wisdely, Chris Hicks, Clinical Practice, cognitive bias, David Dushenski, EBM, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, evidence based medicine, likelihood ratio, LR, Medical Specialty, predictive value, risk tolerance, shared decision making, Walter HImmel
Episode 62 Diagnostic Decision Making in Emergency Medicine
This is Part 1 of EM Cases' series on Diagnostic Decision Making with Walter Himmel, Chris Hicks and David Dushenski discussing the intersection of evidence-based medicine, cognitive bias and systems...
Anton Helman | April 14, 2015
analgesia, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, fentanyl, fluid management, ketamine, norepinephrine, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, sedation, sepsis, septic shock, Walter HImmel
Episode 55: Fluids in Sepsis, Post-intubation Analgesia and Sedation
In this second part of the Weingart-Himmel Sessions on critical care pearls for the community ED on the EM Cases podcast, we discuss the many controversies and recent changes in...
Anton Helman | December 16, 2014
analgesia, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, fentanyl, fluid management, ketamine, norepinephrine, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, sedation, sepsis, septic shock, Walter HImmel
Episode 55: Fluids in Sepsis, Post-intubation Analgesia and Sedation
In this second part of the Weingart-Himmel Sessions on critical care pearls for the community ED on the EM Cases podcast, we discuss the many controversies and recent changes in...
Anton Helman | December 16, 2014
analgesia, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, fentanyl, fluid management, ketamine, norepinephrine, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, sedation, sepsis, septic shock, Walter HImmel
Episode 55: Fluids in Sepsis, Post-intubation Analgesia and Sedation
In this second part of the Weingart-Himmel Sessions on critical care pearls for the community ED on the EM Cases podcast, we discuss the many controversies and recent changes in...
Anton Helman | December 16, 2014
apneic oxygenation, delayed sequence intubation, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, fluid management, preoxygenation, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, Walter HImmel
Episode 54: Preoxygenation and Delayed Sequence Intubation
Hot on the heels of Dr. Weingart's latest publication in the Annal of EM on Preoxygenation & Delayed Sequence Intubation, we have Dr. Weingart, perhaps the world's most influential critical...
Anton Helman | November 25, 2014
apneic oxygenation, delayed sequence intubation, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, fluid management, preoxygenation, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, Walter HImmel
Episode 54: Preoxygenation and Delayed Sequence Intubation
Hot on the heels of Dr. Weingart's latest publication in the Annal of EM on Preoxygenation & Delayed Sequence Intubation, we have Dr. Weingart, perhaps the world's most influential critical...
Anton Helman | November 25, 2014
apneic oxygenation, delayed sequence intubation, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, fluid management, preoxygenation, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, Walter HImmel
Episode 54: Preoxygenation and Delayed Sequence Intubation
Hot on the heels of Dr. Weingart's latest publication in the Annal of EM on Preoxygenation & Delayed Sequence Intubation, we have Dr. Weingart, perhaps the world's most influential critical...
Anton Helman | November 25, 2014
Ann Shook, Clinical Practice, difficult patient, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, emotional intelligence, Episodes, Jean Pierre Champagne, patient centered care, patient communication, Walter HImmel
Episode 51 Effective Patient Communication – Managing Difficult Patients
If you believe that coping with some of the people we deal with in emergency medicine is difficult or impossible, you’re not alone. We all feel this way from time...
Anton Helman | September 30, 2014
Ann Shook, Clinical Practice, difficult patient, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, emotional intelligence, Episodes, Jean Pierre Champagne, patient centered care, patient communication, Walter HImmel
Episode 51 Effective Patient Communication – Managing Difficult Patients
If you believe that coping with some of the people we deal with in emergency medicine is difficult or impossible, you’re not alone. We all feel this way from time...
Anton Helman | September 30, 2014
Ann Shook, Clinical Practice, difficult patient, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, emotional intelligence, Episodes, Jean Pierre Champagne, patient centered care, patient communication, Walter HImmel
Episode 51 Effective Patient Communication – Managing Difficult Patients
If you believe that coping with some of the people we deal with in emergency medicine is difficult or impossible, you’re not alone. We all feel this way from time...
Anton Helman | September 30, 2014

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