ACEP Frontline - Emergency Medicine Ryan A. Stanton MD, FACEP
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ACEP Frontline, hosted by Dr. Ryan Stanton, features in-depth conversations on the hottest topics in emergency medicine and critical care.
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US Guided Nerve Blocks in the ED with Dr. Chase Palisch - TNCEP24
In this segment, we dive into some of the key ultrasound guided regional blocks for pain management in the emergency department. We join Dr. Chase Palisch from Vanderbilt University at TNCEP24 in Chattanooga.
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Does Employment Status Matter for EM - 1099 Vs W2 with Dr. Leon Adelman
In this episode, we join Dr. Leon Adelman at #LAC24 as we discuss the impacts and differences in employment categories and how being 1099 or W-2 may impact you in a number of ways.
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Biting into a Big Mac: The Macroeconomics of Medicine with Dr. Tony Cirillo
The money of medicine is a difficult subject, but still integral to the successful access and application of healthcare. In this episode, I talk with Dr. Tony Cirillo about the economics of medicine and how pressures move the needle.
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Putting The Lines In Headlines with Dr. Stanton - TNCEP24
In this session, I send out a topic that I put together for 2024 as part of my 3+ decades of experience in media.
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In the Eye of the Beholder - Ocular Ultrasound in EM with Dr. Rupp - TNCEP24
We have another topic from TNCEP24 with Dr. Jordan Rupp discussing ED POCUS evaluation of the eye and posterior chamber.
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The Pearls And Pitfalls of Non-Invasive Ventilation with Dr. Steven Haywood - TNCEP24
We join Dr. Steven Haywood from TNCEP24 in Chattanooga with a discussion on non-invasive ventilations with the pearls andd pitfalls of airway management.
Customer Reviews
Authoritative info, great conversation
Dr. Stanton and colleagues make extraordinary efforts to ensure that this podcast represents the breadth of trained and board-certified emergency medicine experience. I appreciate all of their practice-changing tips!
Great Podcast but please boost the audio
I absolutely love this podcast and I’ve been listening to it since my first year of medical school however, the audio level sometimes is so low that Dr. Stanton and his guests are regularly drowned out by ambient noise while I listen to the show in the car. This occurs even when the audio on my car is almost at full volume. Nonetheless, the conversations that I have been able to listen to and perspectives in emergency medicine have been wonderful and I sincerely hope you keep up the great work.
The Best
Not sure when this man sleeps. I can’t keep up with him. But he is right on! He knows how to encourage all of us in health care as we try to provide quality care, despite increasing government regulations and corporate greed from insurance companies.