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The Science and Medicine of Blast Injury Care

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/08/21

Guest: Mauricio Lynn, MD Host: Shira Johnson, MD Blast injuries present a special set of medical issues. Dr. Mauricio Lynn, director of the Trauma Resuscitation Unit at Ryder Trauma Center at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, discusses the science and medicinebehind current strategies for blast injury treatment. From this perspective, Dr. Lynn shares nearly 20 years of military experience in the Israeli Defense Forces Medical Corps with hostDr. Shira Johnson.

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Hypothermic Treatment for Children With TBI

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/08/11

Guest: Jamie Hutchison, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD A young patient is brought into the emergency department having suffered a traumatic brain injury. Hypothermia may be considered as part of the treatment regimen. If so, how soon after the injury should treatment begin, and how long should treatment last? Dr. Jamie Hutchison, associate professor of critical care medicine and pediatrics at the University of Toronto, and research director of critical care medicine at the Hospital

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Hypothermia for Pediatric Brain Trauma?

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/08/11

Guest: Jamie Hutchison, MD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD Traumatic brain injuries can present a lifetime of consequences. Previous studies indicate that hypothermia may be a viable treatment option, but little data has demonstrated efficacy for our youngest patients. Is hypothermia effective in treating pediatric brain trauma patients in a more rigorous research setting? What are the key mechanisms behind this query? Dr. Jamie Hutchison, associate professor of critical care medicine

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Point of Care: Bedside Diagnostic Testing

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/07/17

Guest: W. Frank Peacock, MD Host: Shira Johnson, MD You are seeing a patient in your office on his first visit. How much more would you be able to tell this patient if you received his lab results just minutes after completinghis physical? How would this prospect augment practice in an emergency department? Dr. W. Frank Peacock, chair of emergency preparedness at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, speaks with host Dr. Shira Johnson about a simple idea that could mark an important

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Protecting the Body Against Overheating

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/06/23

Host: Susan Dolan, RN, JD Guest: Robert Femia, MD, MBA Dr. Robert J. Femia, chair of emergency medicine at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, talks with host Susan Dolan about reminding our patients to replace electrolytes— first in a series of standard precautions to share with patients. Also, Dr. Femia reviews medications that impair the body's ability to dissipate heat.

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The Global Physician Workforce in the Army

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/06/19

Guest: Col. John Powers, MD Host: John Armstrong, MD The vast and diverse team of medical professionals serving in the United States Army comprises one of the world's few truly global healthcare systems. Col. Dr. John Powers, director of medical education for the U.S. Army, guides us through this expansive program, mobilized worldwide to care for our brave soldiers and their families. How do these lessons apply to the dilemmas of workforce planning on the civilian side? Dr. John

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Hormones & Brain Development in Preemies

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/06/19

Guest: Anna Penn, MD, PhD Host: Bill Rutenberg, MD While medical advances have significantly increased our ability to give life to pre-term infants, more cognitive disabilities and disadvantages are present when these children reach school age. Is the deficit is due to early separation from the mother, or possibly our post-deliverytreatments?Dr. Anna Penn, assistant professor of pediatrics at Stanford University School of Medicine, and a neonatologist at Packard Children's

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The Mountain Rescue Doctor

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/03/07

Guest: Christopher Van Tilburg, MD Host: Andrew Krakowski, MD Dr. Andrew Krakowski welcomes Dr. Christopher Van Tilberg, emergency wilderness physician and author of "Mountain Rescue Doctor: Wilderness Medicine in the Extremes of Nature." Dr. Van Tilburg recounts his experience as a member of the Crag Rats, a mountain search-and-rescue team. Started in 1926, the Crag Rats are a group of extremely skilled, highly organized volunteers, who confront blizzards, darkness, freezing

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How to Utilize PAs In the ER

Emergency Medicine ·

2008/02/14

Host: Lisa Dandrea Lenell, PA-C, MPAS, MBA Lisa D'Andrea talks with Steve Engelberg, an emergency medicine physician assistant, past president of the Nevada Academy of Physician Assistants, and Vice President and Founder of the National Association of Physician Assistants. They discuss how to utilize physician assistants in an ER setting.

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Medical Tales From The Fire Chief ,Over 28 Years

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/11/14

Guest: Charles Orth, Chief Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Fire Battalion Chief Charles Orth of Wilmette, Illinois Fire Department, as 28 year veteran of the force. Chief Orth is also the medical officer for the department, has been a paramedic for the last 26 years, and is an Illinois State Fire investigator discusses health care stories from his 28 years in the fire service.

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Can PTSD be Mitigated?

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/09/13

Guest: Capt. Mimi Tompkins Host: Larry Kaskel, MD When disaster strikes the human body responds. Is there something we can do, at the scene, to delay or prevent the onset ofPTSD? Host Dr. Larry Kaskel interviewsCaptain Mimi Tompkins, co-founder of the Air Line Pilot Association's (ALPA) Critical Incident Response Program,to discuss what physicians need to understand about the implications that a traumatic event has on the physical and psychological being ofvictims involved.

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PTSD and First Aid for the Psyche

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/09/13

Guest: Capt. Mimi Tompkins Host: Larry Kaskel, MD Once a diagnosis associated with war heroes, now we've seen PTSD caused by various kinds of stressful emergencies. For Capt. Mimi Tompkins, her experience piloting and landing a 1988 Aloha Airlines flight after a large section of the roof ripped off at 24,000 feet led to a PTSD diagnosis. She has since spearheaded efforts to develop a standardized response to airline personnel following a disaster. She talks to host Dr. Larry Kaskel

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Reacting to Trauma & Stress: Reliving the 1988 Aloha...

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/09/13

Guest: Capt. Mimi Tompkins Host: Larry Kaskel, MD On April 28, 1988, anAloha Airlines jetliner succumbed to an explosive decompression reaction during its climb to cruising altitude. The aircraft lost a 20-foot section of its upper forward fuselage. A senior flight attendant was swept to her death,even asFirst Officer Mimi Thompson worked to bring the severely crippled airplane to amiraculous safe landing. What happened physically, mentally and emotionally to Mimi’s

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Adventure Trips

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/09/04

Guest: Paul Auerbach, MD Host: Susan Dolan, RN, JD Join wilderness medicine expert Dr. Paul Auerbach as he offers his best advice for travelers embarking on an adventure trip.

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Wilderness Medicine 101

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/09/04

Guest: Paul Auerbach, MD Host: Susan Dolan, RN, JD Join wilderness medicine expert Dr. Paul Auerbach as he offers a Wilderness Medicine 101.

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Personal Reflections on Working Through 9/11

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/08/26

Guest: Michael Sadler, MD Host: Shira Johnson, MD Host Dr. Shira Johnson speaks with Dr. Michael Sadler from St Vincent's Hospital in New York City about dealing with his personal and familial obligations while working through the most severe attack on US soil in our nation's history.

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Clinical Recollections of 9/11: Working in NYC

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/08/26

Guest: Michael Sadler, MD Host: Shira Johnson, MD Join hostDr. Shira Johnson for this poignant discussion with Dr. Michael Sadler, Section Chief of the Division of Body CT at St. Vincent's Hospitalin New York City, as he reflects on cases and conditions encountered in theimmediate aftermath of the September 11th attacks.

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ER Physician at Minneapolis Bridge Disaster

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/08/20

Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Dr. Bruce Bloom will be discussing the importance of planning and coordination during a disaster with Dr. Marc Conterato, who was called to the Minneapolis bridge disaster to assist with rescue and recovery.

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Psychiatric Disease in Safety-Sensitive Workers

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/08/17

Guest: Donald Hudson, MD Host: Gary Kohn, MD Psychiatric disease may have a different significance in safety-sensitive occupations, such as those in the aviation industry and emergency and healthcare first-responders. Dr. Donald Hudson discusses medical and administrative management of these cases. Dr. Gary Kohn hosts.

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Emergencies at 30,000 Feet: Air Force One, Pt. 2

Emergency Medicine ·

2007/07/30

Guest: Connie Mariano, MD Host: Andrew Krakowski, MD You're a healthcare professional and you've just answered the call to help a sick airline passenger while cruising at 30,000 feet. No resources; no support staff; no emergency landing for another 1/2 hour. No problem! You know what to do because you listen to boonDOCS Medicine... More specifically, tune in to hear how the Physician-to-the-President of the U.S.A. ensures that Air Force One is up to speed regarding its on-board

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