Broomedocs POdcast

This month Just and I go over some old ground with new data and some ancient dentistry facts.  These papers are on the cutting edge of Resus and what you need to know in 2026

11 years ago I gave this talk at SMACC GOLD and I have recently been thinking about empathy in practice. So I thought I would relaunch a polished version here on the blog

In this video I go over my old Smacc Dublin talk and revisit the Bayesian reasoning that lays at the heart of what we do in the ED.  The new Docnomo / Fagan nomogram interactive tool on the website is unveiled and demonstrated with discussions around PE, SBO and paediatric appendicitis.

This month we tackle some big PE papers. We have a stuff from bomb blasts to avalanche victims and some of the dull stuff in between. 

This month we tackle bleeding brains, clotting eyes, doing less for pneumothoraces ( or is it pneumothoraci? Oh, well its defintitley pl(e)ural!! hehehehe!! ). We chat about intra-cardiac arrest echo and Macgyvering urine collection devices for a female patients... quite a mix eh?

Dr Bronwyn Pierce presents a handful of cases that will get your diagnostic Sherlock Holmes neurons firing and make you think about how we work in the ED. Dr Pierce is a fantastic educator, leader and voice of reason in WA. We were lucky enough to have her present this talk on beautiful Cable Beach

This month Justin and I dive deep into recent AF data and talk about dying, emotional analgesia the RSI trial and why racoon stew is on Justin's mind...

Justin joins me for the last Journal Jam for the year -  we cover a lot of ground from Andromeda to the pulmonary physiology of flying rhinoceroses.

The latest podcast with DR Justin Morgenstern. We look at all the latest evidence and a few older pieces from the world of Emergency care. this month we tackle: AI bots for OMIs, paracentesis plumbing, antiplatelet pharma, facial fractures and a sublingual anaphylaxis agent!  Its a lot!  #FOAMed

The September 2025 episode of the Journal Club with Justin. Plenty of clinical and scientific pearls for your practicein ED medicine... #FOAMed

This episode we dive deep on diltiazem, talk about clot busting in PE smart and silly things to do in airway management and Justin informs us about New World screw worms #FOAMed

Justin and i are back fro the first episode of the Journal Jam for 2025.  we discuss a lot of stuff about TXA, adrenaline, salt correction, dissection and infections!  Lots of great #FOAMed for the month of January.

This month we cover a few out-of-hospital arrest trials. More PECARN goodness and we answer the question: are ants better doctors than human doctors? 

This episode Justin and I explore another epi in OOHCA trial, dog bites, the latest PECARN paediatirc neck trauma study and some bougie pearls... and a whole lot more!

In this episode Justin and I are joined by a bunch of the local trainee doctors in Broome to discuss a set of 6 papers, mostly new, on hot-of the press and one 100 years old!

This month Justin and I review a cluster of eclectic articles covering the gamut of ED and critical care and one very primary care paper!  

On this episode of the JC we discuss the PREOXI trial, also some stuff on NGT tricks, methylene blue in sepsis and yet another STEMI-equivalent pattern..

Justin and I are back for another monthly journal club... this time we intubate in space badly and explore medieval placebo trails in France... there is also some get EBM sprinkled in there!

This month we tackle some airways and resus topics then slide into a whole heap of dermatology... that is something we probably don't cover enough in ED teaching. Lots of stuff, papers and critical analysis for ED care.

In this episode we look at bag size in Resus, GTN dose for SCAPE (O), button battery honey fixes and ask the question: is pregnancy a disease?  There is a ton of other topics to make you tink about what we do in the ED..

Welcome back tot he podcast journal club with Justin and Casey. This month we chat about a lot of life threatening stuff and some really not dangerous things.  There is a heap on acute Mental Health evidence too.

A busy journal club in which Justin and I discuss 13 papers that might help you on your next shift in the Emergency department.

On this episode I discuss the modern scientific and practical approach to massive haemorrhage in trauma with Dr Justin Morgenstern 

Are Clinical Decision Rules (Tools) helping us make better calls in the ED? Are they making us better?  Do they lead to better outcomes for our patients? Dr Justin Morgenstern and I go over the evidence and the future of ED decision making.

A special episode of the podcast in which Justin travels to Perth to join a bunch of fellow EBM nerds to discuss a bunch of old and new papers.