John Bielinski’s Talk EM - Enhancing Clinical Excellence in EM
Summary: We get it! You practice EM or care for acutely ill patients. You want information that you can immediately apply. We combine evidence based medicine and the art of medicine to help increase your confidence and competence. Talk EM is no fluff, cut to the chase information.
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Podcasts:
Where's Your Focus?
Burn out is real.
Understanding cardiac enzymes and additional cardiac tests
There are two main patterns of LFT elevation - hepatonectoric and cholestatic. We simplify clinical understanding. Link to Demystifying Emergency Medicine - https://cme4life.com/shop/demystifying-emergency-medicine-dvd-live/ We have student pricing and discounted pricing for those listening to this PodCast. Email Info@cme4life.com for a link.
There are three major blood clots we need mastery of. Heart, brain and lung. (MI/CVA & PE.) This PodCast explores the PE and secrets of diagnosis and documentation. Visit www.CME4Life.com for educational tools.
Understanding renal functions are critical to the global assessment of a patient's health. There are few key principles that are universal. Know these principles well. Do you know these are practice this way?
How do you fine enduring happiness and prevent burnout in medicine?
We learn intuition from experience. And unfortunately, experience is gain from bad experiences. Here is a follow up conversation, as we have had thousands of responses to this case. If you don't know this case, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG2BOY9t6lU&feature=youtu.be
How can we think about those things we don't even know we need to think about? How do we include the "black swans" into practice?
How do you learn medicine? How to you constantly learn as a provider? AND... when thinking about chest pain, how do you approach the worst case scenario with the most common scenario?
It's like tasting wine. You can be a perfectionist at grapes and vineyards, or you can know how to match a wine with a meal that tastes great. That's the same with acid base. It's the functional and clinical understanding that is key. This PodCast lays the foundation.
There are three EKG presentations of hyperkalemia and three classes of treatment.
Always remember, a symptomatic hyponatremic patient gets admitted. Sodium is tricky. The management and approach is tricky. This PodCast helps clinical providers.
John Bielinski sits down with Dr. David Pierce to talk about working in Emergency Medicine and how C.O.A.T. stands for the four aspects behind the psychology of thriving in Emergency Medicine.
Common things happen commonly. Anemia is common. There are some fundamentals that need to be mastered about patient presentation, stabilization and diagnosis that this PodCast discusses.
