ICU gurus Nick Mohr and Brian Fuller join me to talk about preventing acute lung injury and ARDS in the ED...

A look at the HINTS exam to differentiate central from peripheral causes of vertigo with Dr. David Newman-Toker.

Brian Hiestand joins me via Skype from Wake Forest to discuss his recently published meta-analysis on the diagnosis of acute mesenteric ischemia...

Chris Carpenter sits down with Indi "we named the dog Indiana" Trehan and SueLin Hilbert to talk about pediatric volume resuscitation in the developing world...

This month, the outspoken Chandra Aubin and hold hands and talk about which patients shoulder undergo urgent cardiac cath following cardiac arrest...

Journal Club Podcast #6: September 2013 This month, Chris Carpenter and I chat about the safety and feasibility of managing acute pulmonary embolism in the outpatient setting...  Download the PodcastLinks

Chief resident Tim Koboldt sits down with me to talk about low-risk chest pain, knowledge translation, and breaking down barriers...  Download the Podcast Click Tab to Expand Articles: Ar

Naloxone remains the primary reversal agent in potential opiate overdose, though the optimal route of administration remains in question. We look at the evidence for the utility of intranasal naloxone in acute opiate overdose.

In patients presenting to the emergency department with cardiac arrest, predictors of outcome can assist with triage and decision-making. This months episode looks at the predictive value of cardiac standstill on bedside cardiac ultrasound in predicting

An analysis and discussion of the INTERACT2 trial, recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, which compares a more intensive blood pressure lowering regimen to standard blood pressure lowering in patients with spontaneous intracerebral he