In this episode which was recorded at ACEP22, we talk with Dr. Jay Kaplan about burnout with tools to promote wellness and recovery.

We have a discussion with Dr. Amish Shaw, state representative from Arizona who is currently a candidate for US Congress. We talk about the importance of physician involvement in the political arena and some tips and having discussions with policy makers.

In this episode we talk with Dr. Jenny Wilson about ARDS with tips and management within EM.

In this episode we hear about the new Practice Essentials of Emergency Medicine program with Dr. Nick Stark, Dr. Nick Cozzi, and Dr. Scott H. Pasichow. This program was built by EM for EM as young physicians transition into life as an attending and beyond.

In this episode, we hear from Dr. Jamie Shoemaker and Dr. Nick Cozzi with a discussion on ED violence with tips and strategies to decrease risk. This episode was recorded live at the Emerald Coast Conference in Florida.

Sharing a little extra weekend content with the commencement address from the ETSU James H. Quillen College of Medicine in May of 2023. Had a great time returning to campus and yes, the cover photo is the selfie I took at the beginning. Enjoy!

In further efforts to get people the life saving care they need as soon as possible, we chat about tactical EMS/medicine. We focus on some of the realities with steps towards better preparedness and training.

In this episode, we talk about options for emergency physicians in risk mitigation for gun violence. We stay out of the politics and keep it to public health and emergency medicine. We are joined by Dr. Barsotti and Dr. Rozel in this special edition of the podcast.

In this episode, we jump back to a couple of talks from ACEP22 with Dr. Rod Fontenette talking about seizure management and the evolution of LPs in EM. Two separate topics, though they segue just fine.

Violence and assaults in the emergency department are a growing challenge putting everyone in the environment at risk. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Graham Snyder about his November article in EP Monthly about violence, some of the causes, and some strategies for management.

https://epmonthly.com/article/could-assaults-on-healthcare-workers-have-avoidable-causes/