ELT WTF

ELT WTF

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ELT WTF episodes

  • January 2019 - GI Bleed Board Prep
    Happy 2019 everyone!
    If the thought of taking the EM in training exam next month makes you want to vomit blood or gives you stress colitis . . .you really need to chill out. It’s just a test. But this month’s episode of GI bleed board prep may be pretty useful to you either way. Allie, Brian and I give you an alimentary tour from one end to the other discussing all the things that can make you bleed on your exam.
    Happy studying!
    The AZEMCast Team
    1 hr
  • December 2018 - Paradigm Shifts
    Happy December Everyone!
     
    This month we decided to do a little cross promotion AND give ourselves a holiday break. So we decided to feature an episode of another podcast several of us are involved in called Paradigm Shifts for the National Foundation of Emergency Medicine. Dr. Peter Rosen and I interview up-and-coming academic emergency physicians to help highlight their research. Each episode focuses on three paradigm shifts that researchers hope you as providers will consider as their research starts to redirect their field of study.
    Very cool to hear the hope for the future of EM and you can listen to episodes at www.NFOEM.com/podcasts.
    Happy New Year from the AZEMCast Team
     
    Twitter: @arizonaemcast
     
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/arizona-emcast/id685439303?mt=2https://azemcast.podbean.com/feed/
    58 min
  • November 2018 - Organophosphate Toxicity
    Happy November everyone!
    If you're like me, you love Thanksgiving and you start drooling at the sight of turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie. However, if that drooling is associated with vomiting, miosis and altered mental status, then someone may have spiked your mashed potatoes.
    But have no fear because toxicologist extraordinaire, Dr. Frank Walter and his Advanced Hazmat Life Support wisdom is here to save the day from your cholinergic crisis. With tips, tricks and an abundance of compliments, Dr. Walter walks us through a real case of organophosphate toxicity complete with a literature review of the management.
    So have a second helping of atropine and enjoy this month's episode of AZEMCast.
    The AZEMCast Team
     
    Peer Review by Dr. Brian Drummond
     
    Twitter: @arizonaemcast
     
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/arizona-emcast/id685439303?mt=2https://azemcast.podbean.com/feed/
    1 hr 6 min
  • October 2018 - Pharyngitis Part 2
    Happy October Everyone!
     
    With the dangers of pharyngitis covered last month, Brian and I have left the scariest sore throat of them all to now. It’s a disease that strikes without warning, leaves a wake of decimated organs behind it . . . but is pretty easily defeated by penicillin. The fearsome, the horrific . . . Strep Throat! 
     
    Ok, it’s not that exciting, but it is common. SUPER common. And everyone will ask you about it for the rest of your career. So are you gonna test? Are you gonna treat? Are you gonna take the time to talk to patients about what will actually make them feel better? That and more on this month’s episode of AZEMCast.
     
    The AZEMCast Team
     
    Twitter: @arizonaemcast
     
    https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/arizona-emcast/id685439303?mt=2https://azemcast.podbean.com/feed/
    45 min
  • ELT WTF 1.03 Scott Thornbury on Conversation
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    ELT: Ways To Fluency. This episode is a discussion with Scott Thornbury, author of 'Conversation from Description to Pedagogy'. We talked about his work in discourse analysis and the implications on how we teach conversation.
    32 min
  • ELT WTF 1.02
    ELT: Who Talks at conFerences. This week we talk to Fiona Mauchline about Equal Voices in ELT, an organization that recognizes parity in ELT conferences.
    30 min

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