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EMplify by EB Medicine
Take a deeper dive into our peer-reviewed emergency medicine content with the EMplify podcast. Join hosts Sam Ashoo, MD and T.R. Eckler, MD for educational, conversational reviews of current evidence guaranteed to help you make your best clinical decisions. Each high-yield episode gives you practical, time-tested guidance from practicing emergency medicine clinicians and subject-matter experts. Listen and learn!
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Episode 2 - Sedative-Hypnotic Drug Withdrawal Syndrome: Recognition And Treatment 15.03.2017
Welcome back to another episode of EMplify, the podcast corollary to EB Medicine’s Emergency Medicine Practice. This month, we’ll be talking about sedative-hypnotics. Specifically, we’ll be talking about sedative-hypnotic drug withdrawal syndromes, both the recognition of such syndromes and their appropriate treatment. This episode’s content was curated by Cynthia Santos, MD, of Emory University H...
Episode 1 - Optimizing Survival Outcomes For Adult Patients With Nontraumatic Cardiac Arrest 14.02.2017
Welcome to the inaugural episode of EMplify, the podcast corollary to EB Medicine’s Emergency Medicine Practice journal. For the first episode, we are going to focus on one of the most popular articles from last year, the October 2016 issue, entitled “Optimizing Survival Outcomes For Adult Patients With Nontraumatic Cardiac Arrest.” We have one huge disclosure about this episode, as we will have f...
Pilot Episode - Transient Global Amnesia 30.01.2017
Brought to you by EB Medicine, this new emergency medicine podcast will refresh your knowledge on each monthly topic from Emergency Medicine Practice while you're on the go.
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