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In this episode of the Physician Grind Podcast, Bryan shares with us the story of dealing with an "animated" trauma patient. The patient refuses to share with the staff any possible drugs he may have taken. One of the paramedics decides to look through his bag. Sometimes it's just better not to look through the contents of a Satchel.
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In this episode Dr. Todd Feinman shares a personal story where a false positive tumor scare resulted in him having an unnecessary and painful surgery. Dr. Feinman believed that his experience could have been avoided had there been user-friendly technologies in place that would enable patients/physicians to use the data found in clinical studies to determine the most effective test or treatment for a given medical issue - so he created his own company, Doctor Evidence, to solve this problem.
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In this episode we explore the haunting reality that physicians are often the last thing a patient will see or hear before they die.
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Violence in the Emergency Department is something ER physicians, nurses, and staff members face on a regular basis. This happens so often that a new norm is set. In this episode of the Physician Grind Podcast a seemingly benign drunkard turns violent without warning. The result is a new paint job for the emergency department.
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In this episode Dr. Miguel goes over a standard shift he had in the Emergency Department. When your first patient has gunshot wound to his leg there is no time for a cup of coffee to get your day started. Dr. Miguel’s day never slows down as he is then faced with a severe septic DKA patient, 2 rape cases, and final a live birth.
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Luis shares a story in which he faced two patients who had issues with their "exit tunnels." He first gets called to a patient who is defecating up and down the hospital Hansel and Gretel style. After getting that patient situated he is approached by a different patient who is in agonizing pain... pain that started when he put garlic up his rectum.
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Episode 01: Welcome to the Physician Grind Podcast. The Physician Grind is Narrative Medicine at it's best. This is an arena where healthcare professionals can share experiences. It's not prime time television. It's raw and brutally honest.
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