Sharing a recent lecture I gave to our fellows on POCUS estimation of cardiac output, as well as situations where this might be beneficial, such
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Reflections on an Airway Catastrophe
In the last year, I was presented with a can’t intubate, can’t ventilation situation that required application of skills I had only previously encountered in
Making the Vent Work for the Patient (Walking Home from the ICU podcast)
I recently joined Kali Dayton on her podcast, “Walking Home from the ICU“. She shares experiences of patients and caregivers on how to optimally care
preventing and managing complications: critical care scenarios podcast
I was fortunate to join Brandon Oto and Bryan Boling again on their excellent podcast, Critical Care Scenarios. Their podcast is notable for excellent descriptions
floors, ceilings, and SAGE wisdom
A persistent false dichotomy in critical care (and all of medicine, for that matter) is that one either provides rigid guideline-based care, or tailors care
bringing zentensivism to a younger population (incubator podcast episode)
I was fortunate enough to join Ben Courchia and Daphna Yasova Barbeau on their neonatology podcast, “The Incubator”. As a former med-peds trainee, it was
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