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Do you have an idea to make our practice safer? Marc Levine MD did and he made a simple device. Listen to Marc explain his product and how his idea came to market.
I love it when real ER docs make a product out of need. Four providers in a small ER that serves a huge population tackled the problem of how to provide negative pressure in COVID potential patients with respiratory therapy needs.
The simple elegance of their products are a real eye opener.
CT for mild head injury? Probably not. But did you know that there are biomarkers for concussion? I didn’t.
Join my discussion with Dr. Paul Jarvis of Abbott Labs for this educational discussion. It could be a game changer.
Dr. Este O'Daniell joins Mark Plaster to chat about syndromic infectious disease detection of meningitis/encephalitis.
It could change the way you approach this deadly condition and spare some parents from stress at the thought of it impacting their children.
Mark chats with Ben Bassin, Sridhar Kota and Nathan Haas, part of a team from the University of Michigan that has recently created a portable negative pressure procedural tent as well as isolation helmet to reduce the possibility of COVID-19 viral transmission to healthcare providers during aerosol generating procedures (AGPs).
Get the scoop on the Aersolve Helmet in this episode of EPM Talk!
For more information, visit:
https://mcircc.umich.edu/wearable-negative-pressure
https://mcircc.umich.edu/aerosolve-tent
Mark Plaster chats with Bill Lear, co-founder of the Hemigard Adhesive Retention Suture Device, which could be a game-changer in terms of smoothly protecting the skin from tearing and allowing sutures to be retained even longer.
As we become more and more dependent on cellular service for personal as well as professional use, we cannot afford to have holes in coverage.
Join Mark Plaster as he chats with Terri Wolcott of Wilson Electronics about the company's Fleet Signal Boosters for a discussion of how you can get coverage anywhere any time.
It could even save a life.
Emergency Medicine is experiencing fundamental change as the result of more women entering the specialty, particularly as it pertains to how we deal with pregnancy.
Don’t miss Dr Plaster’s interview with Dr. Elizabeth Clayborne, a physician who discusses issues like maternal leave, salary and COVID-19. You’ll be surprised that it isn’t all about women.
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