What are the most common disciplinary issues among physicians who practice emergency care? How are these issues handled, and how can YOU avoid getting into trouble? Bruce Campana walks us through the art of disciplining physicians.

In this episode, we cover all things POCUS (point-of-care ultrasound) in emergency care with emergency physician Karine Badra-Quirion.

Emergency Nurse Louise Pick on how teamwork is key to surviving life-and-death in the ED, and on the slopes.

Dr. David Haughton takes us on a tour through the gallery of his life in medicine, politics and his passion - art.

Put your hands together for this episode on emergency management of hand and finger injuries.

In this episode, Eric and Joe do a deep dive on sepsis with guest Dr. Rob Stenstrom.

This episode of the BC EM Network podcast series tries out an interview format with Dr. Daniel Kalla, an internationally best-selling novelist and BC emergency physician. Dan has just released his 11th novel, The Last High - a thrilling medical mystery set in Vancouver, BC. Learn about his start in writing, his process and influences, and dive into the importance of the international opioid crisis.

In this episode of the End of Shift podcast, recorded on Jan. 7, Eric and Joe talk to Jim Christenson, Executive Lead of the BC Emergency Medicine Network. They discuss highlights from Jim's 40-year career practicing emergency medicine, and talk about why he started the BC Emergency Medicine Network.

What is the Warrior Philosophy? How can it be applied to emergency care? How would the EM warrior handle the COVID-19 pandemic?

Dr. Brian Yang, Head of Urology for the Fraser Health Authority BC, breaks down pearls and pitfalls in the ED management of renal colic and urinary retention.