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This episode of Wesley’s Trauma Talk is focusing Non Accidental Trauma (NAT). Our guest is Dr. Kerri Weeks Pediatrician and fellowship trained child abuse specialist. Dr. Weeks will be discussing how to recognize and what to do when a health care worker suspects child abuse.
On the 6th episode of Trauma Talk we discuss recognizing, screening, and long term treatment of concussions in pediatric patients with Wesley Pediatric Trauma Director Dr. Kimberly Molik and Speech Language Pathologist Michael Hogwood. We also discuss the importance of the Kansas Concussion Score Card.
On this episode of Trauma Talk, I speak with Dan Pugh MBA, CEM, MEP Preparedness Consultant and Team Rubicon volunteer about preparing your agency and self for serve weather and MCI responses. We also discuss his involvement with the volunteer organization Team Rubicon. Educational Objectives and links mentioned in this episode can be found at wesleytraumatalk.podbean.com on the additional resource link.
On this episode of Trauma Talk I speak with Sedgwick Co EMS Director/Medical Director and ER physician Dr. John Gallagher about field amputation considerations and making the cut.
In this episode of Trauma Talk we interview Dr. Melissa Hague OBGYN and Trauma Liaison about trauma considerations in OB patients. You can find educational objectives and handouts mentioned in the episode at: https://wesleytraumatalk.podbean.com/p/training-objectives-and-additional-resources-for-episode/
On this episode of Trauma Talk we discuss the 7 P's of drug induced intubation. Our guest is Frank Williams, Service Director at Butler County EMS in Butler County Kansas. Frank has decades of experience as a Flight RN/Paramedic. We are also joined by our guest host Wesley EMS Coordinator and Flight RN/Paramedic Travis Morin.
Our guest on the first episode of Trauma talk is Pediatric Surgeon and Pediatric Trauma Medical Director Dr. Kim Molik. We are also joined by Trauma RN and Pediatric Trauma Program Manager Meghan Landwehr as we discuss recognizing and treating hypotension in traumatic pediatric patients.
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