JAAPA Podcast

In this very special episode of the JAAPA Podcast, our hosts Adrian Banning and Kristopher Maday join JAAPA Associate Editor Harrison Reed at the AAPA18 conference in New Orleans. The trio reflects on a year of JAAPA podcasting and discusses gender equality, medical writing, conference perks, and secret tattoos. It's unrehearsed, unscripted, and unfiltered, so you never know what might happen.

It's been one year! This episode marks a birthday for the JAAPA Podcast. Thank you to everyone who has listened and subscribed!

In this episode, our hosts Adrian Banning and Kris Maday will explore CME articles on the reemergence of mumps and on depression in coronary artery disease. They'll examine a review of probiotics and a quick refresher of the dreaded hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HOCM). And you do not want to miss the discussion of original research on PA and NP practice patterns in the ED-- what do our physician colleagues really think?

Plus, if you will be in New Orleans for the AAPA 18 Conference May 19-23, make sure you keep an eye out for the JAAPA Podcast!

In the April 2018 episode, hosts Adrian Banning and Kristopher Maday summarize CME articles on the very common and the rather rare: pressure injuries and Sandifer syndrome. Then they discuss the polypharmacy advice in an editorial written by JAAPA's Editor-In-Chief. Next, Kris plays host and author when he and Adrian discuss his article on animal bites. Our hosts also discuss original research on patient knowledge of sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening. And if you're short on time, we have a quick review of rotator cuff injuries. Plus, which breakfast cereals best represent our podcast hosts?

Table of Contents:

Sandifer Syndrome – 5:26

Pressure Injuries – 09:45

Too Many Pills – 18:18

Animal Bites – 26:08

Original Research: STI Testing – 39:43

Rotator Cuff Injuries QRS – 45:27

In the March 2018 episode of the JAAPA Podcast, hosts Adrian Banning and Kristopher Maday explore CME articles on postpartum depression in older women and provider-performed microscopy. They also discuss the cardiovascular outcomes of some of the newer drugs approved to treat type 2 diabetes. Your dose of original research examines the factors correlating with ethnic diversity in PA program admitting classes. Our hosts go below the belt to bring you a discussion of benign anorectal conditions and a quick review of acute epididymitis. Plus, what are Adrian and Kris most excited about at the upcoming AAPA '18 conference in New Orleans (or is it Naw'lins)?

In this Deep Dive bonus episode, our hosts take a closer look at a recent JAAPA article on temperature management in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (December, 2017 issue) and explore the subject with the help of cardiology PA, prolific researcher, and social media stalwart, Viet Le, PA-C.

You can find Viet Le on Twitter: @VietHeartPA

The February 2018 edition of the JAAPA Podcast with hosts Adrian Banning and Kristopher Maday. In this month's episode, our hosts examine the benefits of exercise in patients with colon cancer and they discuss the workup of incidental renal masses. We also discover a new opportunity for PAs: the obstetrical laborist role. This issue also features a discussion of transgender patient care and a quick review of otitis external. And, just for kicks, how about an update on anticoagulants? Plus, our hosts take a time-traveling trip that music buffs will love.

Jump to Content:

Exercise in Colon Cancer – 6:00

Incidental Renal Mass - 13:25

Obstetrical Laborists - 20:42

Transgender Care - 24:50

QRS Otitis Externa - 31:54

Advances in Anticoagulation - 36:06

New year, new episode. In the January 2018 episode of the JAAPA Podcast, Hosts Adrian Banning and Kris Maday discuss CME articles on post-liver transplant care and plantar fasciitis. They also dive into an original research article on PA job availability by specialty. Our hosts also explore an article on nitrous oxide as an analgesic in labor and another on the efficacy of hormone-based contraceptives in obese women. Then, get your currant jelly ready because you'll also hear a quick review of intussusception.

Plus, our hosts' revealing New Year's Resolutions.

The December 2017 episode of the JAAPA Podcast with hosts Kristopher Maday and Adrian Banning features CME articles on antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and bacterial vaginosis. Our hosts also discuss a quick review of tetanus and reviews of targeted temperature management after cardiac arrest and musculoskeletal abnormalities in patients with Down Syndrome. The episode also includes original research on pediatric forearm fractures. Plus, which one of our hosts had tea with gorillas in London?

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Content Timestamps:

CME Article – Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome (4:41)

CME Article – Bacterial Vaginosis (9:45)

QRS - Tetanus (15:12)

Original Research – Pediatric Forearm Fractures (18:00)

Review Article – MSK Development in Down's Syndrome care (21:18)

Review Article – Temperature Management in AMI (24:49)

The November 2017 episode of the JAAPA Podcast with hosts Kristopher Maday and Adrian Banning features CME articles on chest pain with concomitant left bundle branch block and the non-pharmacologic management of insomnia. Our hosts also discuss substance abuse screening in adolescents, synthetic cannabinoid use, and quick review of DKA. Also, Adrian gives her take on the use of scientific evidence in clinical practice. Plus, Kris keeps it classy with his favorite movie from his college days.

CME Article – Managing Chest Pain in Patient with Concomitant LBBB (4:44)

CME Article - A nonpharmacologic approach to managing insomnia in primary care (9:25)

Review Article – Substance abuse screening in adolescents (17:43)

Review Article – Synthetic cannabinoids (21:57)

Review Article – Efficiently finding and using evidence to guide clinical practice and improve care (25:26)

QRS - DKA (35:50)

In this special episode, our hosts Adrian Banning and Kristopher Maday interview JAAPA's Editor-in-Chief Reamer Bushardt,PharmD, PA-C. They discuss the importance of leadership and service as we celebrate the profession's 50th anniversary. Plus, who would be at a Bushardt Family dinner party?