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Welcome to the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) podcast channel! Learn more about our organization at www.saem.org.... more
FAQs about SAEM Podcasts:How many episodes does SAEM Podcasts have?The podcast currently has 520 episodes available.
November 05, 2018Tracking Assault-Injured, Drug-Using Youth in Longitudinal ResearchTracking Assault-Injured, Drug-Using Youth in Longitudinal Research by SAEM...more12minPlay
October 29, 2018RAMS Ask-a-Chair - Chris MillerRAMS Ask-a-Chair - Chris Miller by SAEM...more19minPlay
October 27, 2018AEM Early Access 20: Tracking Assault-Injured, Drug-Using Youth in Longitudinal ResearchJessica Roche, managing director of the CDC-funded University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center, discusses her team's recent AEM article, "Tracking Assault-Injured, Drug-Using Youth in Longitudinal Research: Follow Up Methods." She is being interviewed by Dr. Ashley Gray of Brown Emergency Medicine. ...more12minPlay
October 22, 2018Factors Important to Top Clinical Performance in EM ResidentsFactors Important to Top Clinical Performance in EM Residents by SAEM...more17minPlay
October 20, 2018AEM E&T 08: Factors Important to Top Clinical Performance in EM ResidentsDr Jesse Pines is interviewed by Dr Rory Merritt on a recent AEM Education and Training article in which Dr Pines and his team explore attributes, traits, background, skills, and behavioral factors important to top clinical performance in emergency medicine (EM) residency....more17minPlay
October 15, 2018SGEM 233: Larry in the Den with Kiwis (LDK) – Low Dose Ketamine vs. Opioids for Acute PainSGEM 233: Larry in the Den with Kiwis (LDK) – Low Dose Ketamine vs. Opioids for Acute Pain by SAEM...more25minPlay
September 21, 2018RAMS Ask-a-Chair - Lewis NelsonRAMS Ask-a-Chair - Lewis Nelson by SAEM...more25minPlay
September 21, 2018AEM Early Access 19: Threat Perceptions in the EDThreat perceptions in the ED (patients’ subjective feelings of helplessness or lack of control) during evaluation for an acute coronary syndrome (ACS) are associated with the development of PTSD, and PTSD has been associated with medication nonadherence, cardiac event recurrence, and mortality. This study reports the development and validation of a 7-item measure of ED Threat Perceptions in English- and Spanish-speaking patients evaluated for ACS....more16minPlay
FAQs about SAEM Podcasts:How many episodes does SAEM Podcasts have?The podcast currently has 520 episodes available.