Emerge in EM
Emerge in EM is a dynamic podcast dedicated to exploring the cutting edge of Emergency Medicine Education, Resuscitation, and Global health Empowerment. Each episode brings together leading experts, frontline healthcare professionals, and change-makers from around the world to discuss the latest advancements, case studies, and innovations shaping the field of EM. Whether you're a seasoned emergency physician, an aspiring medical student, or a global health enthusiast, Emerge in EM delivers insightful conversations and practical knowledge to elevate your skills and broaden your understanding of life-saving care. Tune in for in-depth discussions that not only address clinical excellence but also emphasize the global movement towards equity and empowerment in emergency medicine.
Episodes
21 episodes
E21: The public health brief: Hantavirus
Welcome to Public Health Briefs — a new series from EMERGE in EM where we break down the public health stories shaping our world through the lens of emergency medicine, critical care, and frontline science.In this episode...
E20: The vasopressor debate: Epinephrine or Norepinephrine after cardiac arrest
What happens after the pulse comes back?In this episode, we dive into one of the most practical — and controversial — questions in post-cardiac arrest care: Which vasopressor should clinicians reach for first after ROSC? Epinephrine or n...
E19: The legacy of Freedom House with Chief Moon
As an emergency physician and someone who loves EMS, I’ve always believed that we should understand the history of the systems we work in. But the truth is, many clinicians today don’t realize how modern paramedicine actually began.Befor...
E18: Caring for the fasting patient
What happens when life-saving care collides with deeply held faith?As Ramadan begins this month, millions of patients around the world will be fasting—and many of them will still come to the emergency department sick, unstable, and in ne...
E17: The deadly impact of immigration enforcement on public health
Immigration enforcement doesn’t just shape borders—it shapes health outcomes.In this episode of Emerge in EM, Dr. Mohamed Hagahmed is joined by Dr. Italo Brown for a candid, clinician-to-clinician conversation about how imm...
E16: Benzodiazepine-refractory status epilepticus
In this episode of 'EMERGE in EM,' Dr. Mohamed Hagahmed and ICU doctor Dr. Obi Anozie discuss the critical neurological emergency of benzodiazepine-refractory status epilepticus (BRSE). They explore the pathology behind why BRSE occurs, the nec...
E15: Trauma in pregnancy: Perspectives and practices for clinicians
In this episode of EMERGE, I sit down with Dr. Ricky Tripp to dive deep into the challenges and best practices of managing trauma in pregnancy. As your host, I guide the conversation through the latest evidence and NAEMSP guidance, real-life st...
E14: 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) toxicity with Dr. Pizon
In this episode of EMERGE, I sit down with my friend and colleague, Dr. Tony Pizon, Chief of Medical Toxicology at UPMC, to dive into a topic that’s been showing up more and more in our emergency departments: 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH)....
E13: Trauma talks with Zaf Qasim
In this episode of EMERGE, I had the pleasure of speaking with Zaf Qassim, an associate professor of emergency medicine, about critical interventions in trauma care. We discussed the TRAUMOX2 trial, which questions the reflexive use of high-flo...
E12: Medetomidine toxicity and withdrawal
This episode of the EMERGE, join me and Dr. Mike Lynch, an expert in emergency medicine, medical toxicology, and addiction medicine. The discussion delves into the public health emergency of medetomidine-related toxicity and withdrawal. Dr. Lyn...
E11: DDX- SCAPE
🎙️ Podcast Episode Intro – DDX:SCAPE | Picklesburgh Pulmonary PanicWhat happens when a 50-year-old man suddenly can’t breathe—right in the middle of the Picklesburgh festival? 🥒😯Join Dr. Hagahmed and Dr. Addy ...
E10: Measles deep dive
Understanding Measles: Recognition, Pathophysiology, and Management in Emergency SettingsJoin Dr. Mohamed Hagahmed and Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah in this essential discussion on measles. They cover critical topics such as recognizing measle...
E9: EtCO2 vs PCO2 in critically ill prehospital patients
In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Chris Martin-Gill to discuss the critical evaluation of the correlation between end-tidal CO2 and partial pressure of CO2 (PCO2) in acutely ill patients. The episode covers the importance of end-tidal CO...
E8: Submerge-Paper Deep Dive: NIPPV for COPD exacerbation (HAPPEN Trial)
🚑 PICO Breakdown: The HAPPEN Trial on NPPV for COPD 🫁P - Population:Patients with acute exacerbation of COPD and persistent hypercapnia (PaCO₂ > 45 mmHg) after 6 hours of low-intensity NPPV.👥...
E7: Prehospital trauma care
In this episode of EMERGE, I am joined by Dr. Frank Guyette, an emergency physician and EMS expert from the University of Pittsburgh and the medical director of STAT Medevac. Dr. Guyette offers insights into pre-hospital trauma care, discussing...
E6: Submerge-Paper Deep Dive: Prehospital stroke severity scales and Door-To-Puncture times
In this episode of the EMERGE Podcast, I'm joined by Dr. Jon McMahon, an EMS fellow, to discuss the significance of a paper analyzing the impact of prehospital stroke severity scales in stroke patients. Dr. McMahon shares his background and hig...
E5: Urologic emergencies
Critical Urologic Emergencies Explained: Insights with Dr. Joseph AcquayeIn this insightful episode of EMERGE, I'm honored to host Dr. Joseph Acquaye as he delves into common urologic emergencies encountered in the emergency department ...
E4: Submerge: Paper Deep Dive (Fluid in septic HF pts)
🚨 Submerge into the complexities of fluid resuscitation in septic patients with heart failure! 🩺 Join me and Dr. Addy Kothare as we dissect an #EmergencyMedicine paper that challenges our current practice when caring for these pati...
E3: Pediatric seizures
Have you ever felt anxious dealing with pediatric seizures? Get expert guidance on our latest EMERGE episode with Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah! Tune in for essential tips on pre-hospital and in-hospital seiures management. Don't miss out on boosting ...
E2: Post-cardiac arrest care
In the October episode, Dr. Ankur Doshi and I are discussing the care of the post cardiac arrest patient.For the past 20 years, Dr. Doshi has been a clinician, educator, and researcher in the fields of emergency medicine and cardiac arre...
E1: Pearls and Pitfalls When Intubating the Crashing Patient
Dr. Obiajulu Anozie joins me to discuss the challenges, pearls, and pitfalls when managing the airway of a crashing patient. Dr. Anozie (known for his Instagram page @icuexplained) is a dedicated critical care physician with a pass...