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In the ED Now
By Rebekah Griffith
FAQs about In the ED Now:
How many episodes does In the ED Now have?
The podcast currently has 33 episodes available.
In the ED Now episodes:
September 17, 2024Overdosed WhoDr. Steven Kinney is a Physical Therapist who works at Hackensack Meridian Health. He also is an educator for PT students and PT professionals as well as an early career researcher. His clinical areas of interest include subjects that link together the many silos in the world of Physical Therapy.
Why“PTs need to be aware of signs of opioid overdose and what to do to save a life.”
Episode Takeaways:- How to recognize an opioid overdose
- How to respond to an opioid overdose
- How to change the culture and stigma around opioid use
Connect with Dr. Kinney on Instagram or Twitter....more September 16, 2024Lessons from a New Grad ED PT WhoDr. Bush has been a PT in the ED since graduating 2.5 years ago. I interviewed Taylor 2 years ago after she had just begun in the ED as a new grad. I caught up with her again to find out how she and her practice have grown over the past two years. You don’t want to miss her lessons learned as they may help you in your practice.Why“I love what I do and I love telling people what I do! Come find out more about what PTs do and can do in this setting from someone who is entirely too enthusiastic!”Episode Takeaways- ED PT is more than just placement.
- How and what you do for education is key.
- Spend the time.
- Catching big misses and when you miss…
Learn from Dr. Bush at our upcoming Top of Scope Summit in October!...more September 16, 2024Emergency PT from the Sidelines WhoDr. Barnes is a teen sports whisperer that loves the thrill of being a sports medicine provider on the bench with our team! I love being the first line of defense with other providers managing acute and emergent injuries, then getting to follow our athletes through the season to help reach their highest potential.
Dr. Barnes is an emergency PT of a different type. She’s a first responder on the sidelines. You won’t want to miss what her day to day entails. There are so many practice lessons for us to be at the top of our scope.Why“Being a sports PT has many avenues outside of the traditional setting where you’re able to work as a team with several providers to elevate the athlete experience.”Episode Takeaways- Importance of triage
- Clear communication to improve outcomes
- How to brief/debrief
- Stabilizing injuries
Connect with Dr. Barnestheperformanceshift.com
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...more May 13, 2024Be Bold in the ED – Assess Don’t Guess WhoDr. Steven Goostree is a PTA to DPT with 15 years in the trenches in a variety of settings including the ED. As a fellow with experience in MDT, dry needling, and persistent pain management he now works in cash pay telehealth. Steven is a retired Triathlete, “foodie,” Corgi lover, sad Chicago sports fan.Why“Be bold! Don’t be timid in the ED. Other HCPs are intrigued with how much DPTs know!”Episode Takeaways- Clinical reasoning in the ED
- “Green leafy” techniques
- How to assess not guess in the ED
- Beef up your manual therapy skills as a PT in the ED
Connect with Dr. GoostreeDrstevengoostree.com
...more May 08, 2024Need to Know Neuro WhoDr. Ben Lindaman is an assistant professor at Tufts University – Seattle in their hybrid DPT program. His responsibilities include many things but primarily serves as the course director for the neuroscience and neurological rehabilitation courses. The Aquarius in him enjoys perfection, organization, and constantly overworks himself. You can find him on the running trails and pathways around the city, and you can blink, cause he’s probably not running that fast.WhyPTs in the ED must have strong neurologic exam skills and know what to do with the results.Episode Takeaways- What are key exam components
- What are the limitations
- Benefits of specialization
- How not to interpret exam findings
Connect with Dr. LindamanInstagram
...more March 10, 2024Good Grief Every week, I livestream with Jimmy McKay & Elise Cantu. You’ll be seeing more podcast episodes including these two brilliant physical therapists. However, this episode is so important. It’s about grief. Something we have to tackle personally and professionally.
Take a listen, think about what comes up for you in the way of grief. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts.
...more March 05, 2024Beyond Vestibular Differential Diagnosis of Dizziness in the ED
WhoDr. Nicole Miranda operates as a physical therapy primary care private detective. Despite her 28-year career in neurological and vestibular care, she chooses not to specialize but to remain engaged in broad-based thinking and gathering skills in a la carte fashion as passions direct her interest. She digs into personal and family history to look for connections to explain physiology in conjunction with environmental factors that drive human performance. Nicole receives communication routinely from providers and patients across the US and beyond seeking support in complex case management.WhyEmpower PTs to make the ED experience better. People need support when they are in crisis and are often dismissed as having a mental health issue with a psych consult in the ED due to poor coping skills. It has been reported by many patient advocacy organizations that people with complex and chronic health conditions such as the ones discussed see > 5-7 MDs before acquiring a diagnosis. Specialty provider appointments often have month-long waiting lists and PTs can be instrumental in partnering with patients to identify symptom triggers and to address specific impairments to help turn down the volume of ANS and immune reactivity until medical help can be acquired. PTs are primary care providers and need innovative tools like DizzyDx™ to help with clinical reasoning.
Episode Takeaways- How can a clinical decision support tool help a physical therapist in the ED?
- What are Dysautonomia and POTS and what causes these disorders?
- What is Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) and why do people experience it?
“I analyze movement everywhere I go, I cannot unsee it. I love teaching people about their bodies and partnering with them to learn self-regulation and promote self-efficacy.”Connect with Dr. MirandaEnhancedClinicalInsight.com
DizzyDx™
What is DizzyDx™?
DizzyDx.com
...more February 20, 2024Oncology & Emergency PT WhoDr. Elise Cantu is a board certified oncologic clinical specialist, LANA-certified lymphedema therapist, & obsessed with ensuring oncology patients have access to the highest available quality of cancer rehab. She is the director of Fort Worth Cancer Care & CEO of TheOncoPT.Episode Takeaways- Differentiation of emergency oncologic red flags
- Common impairments in oncology patients
- How to prepare yourself to manage patients with oncology diagnoses
“50% of Americans are anticipated to be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lifetime. Are you prepared to treat these patients? Because you will.”Connect with Dr. CantuTwitter
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...more February 06, 2024Pelvic Floor Therapy & Emergency PT WhoDr. Krystyna Holland is the founder of Inclusive Care and a pelvic floor physical therapist extraordinaire. She provides trauma informed, inclusive, and affirming pelvic healthcare to folks across the gender indentity spectrum. She is a re-imagineer and author of the Playbook for Painless Sex.Episode Takeaways- How to and when to refer to pelvic therapy
- How to recognize pelvic floor involvement
- How to screen for pelvic health considerations in ED PT patients
- How to discuss sensitive topics in a trauma informed manner
Dr. Holland’s mission – “Inclusive Care improves safety in healthcare encounters by educating and empowering patients and providers to expect and advocate for individualized, affirming, trauma informed health care solutions.”Connect with Dr. HollandInstagram
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...more January 30, 2024CSM Sneak Peek – Managing Dizziness in the ED WhoDr. Helena Esmonde is a vestibular physical therapist as well as the Chief Clinical Officer and co-founder of Vestibular First. Her mission includes making essential technology for vestibular care more affordable and improving vestibular education through monthly Journal Clubs, e-newsletters, social media, and continuing education courses.
Helena’s number one goal is to improve care for patients with vertigo, dizziness, and imbalance by supporting the clinicians who provide that very necessary care.
Episode Takeaways- Why PTs need to understand dizziness care in the ED
- Who will benefit from this presentation
- Common reasons for ED presentation for dizziness
CSM Presentation 2/17 @ 11 a.m.Spin Doctors – Best Practice Dizziness Care in the ED
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FAQs about In the ED Now:
How many episodes does In the ED Now have?
The podcast currently has 33 episodes available.