PHM After Dark Thomas Mike

Let's talk about how to ask for help.

Here we'll talk about croup - what it is, how to recognize it, how to treat it, and other things to think about. Enjoy! And sorry for the popped "P"s.

As Pumpkin Spice season continues, we're quickly approaching the classical busy season in pediatric hospital medicine. So no better time than now to discuss bronchiolitis. We'll talk about what bronchiolitis is, how to recognize it, and how it is typically managed in the hospital.

Let's talk about how to make a plan. Or really, how to organize one. We'll go over the types of plans, run some examples, and consider some resources you might use when formulating one.

Welcome to the new (and hopefully improved) version of PHM After Dark.



This first episode discusses assessments - what they are, why we care, and how can we do them better.



For those who prefer to read, show notes will be posted on the website (maybe here eventually too once I figure that out).

On this special episode of PHM After Dark, I am joined by Chris Bonafide, MD. MSCE and Halley Ruppel, PhD, RN from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. They're here to talk about the Eliminating Monitor Overuse (EMO) trial, a study looking at the use of continuous pulse oximetry in children with bronchiolitis in 38 hospitals organized through the PRIS network.