Episode 53: Interview with My Favorite Pediatric Anesthesiologist Adam Adler
Release Date: 01/02/2023
Episode 142: My List of "I Never Want To Miss It" with Jay Fisher - Mayocarditis
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In this segment of "Dr. Jay Fisher's List of I Never Want to Miss It" we discuss one of the most challenging diagnosis to make (and manage) in the Pediatric ED. Myocarditis. As always, Dr. Fisher has some great tips and advice. Here are some of the references Jay is referring to in the Podcast ------------------------------------------------------------------ Law YM et al. Diagnosis and Management of Myocarditis in Children.A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association Circulation. 2021;144:e123–e135. Freedman SP et al. Pediatric Myocarditis: Emergency Department...
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Episode 141: PEM Education, Beyond the Classroom and The Bedside, with Emily Rose
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As if being a PEM doctor is not hard (and busy) enough, some of us out there spend countless hours educating the next generation. One of those people is Dr. Emily Rose whose work in PEM education is truly inspiring and is the reason I invited her to the show.
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Exciting News About PEM Rules
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I am very excited to share that on a recent article by FeedSpot Podcasts (a searchable directory and media contact database that catalogs millions of active podcasts across thousands of specialized niches) PEM Rules was ranked number 19 out of the 40 best Pediatric Podcast. T his is a huge achievement (especially considering that there are over 1100 Pediatric Podcasts out there). So thank YOU the listeners and downloaders wherever you are. It is highly appreciated. This would not be possible without YOU. Here is the Link to the article:
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Episode: 140: Clinical Care Tips – When to Be More Worried
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sometimes beyond the subjective complaints there are objective findings, that is when I get considerably more worried about my patients that perhaps there is something serious.
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Episode 139: The 5 Things PICU Doctors Want PEM Docs to know The Most…
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Though I am a Pediatric Emergency Provider, most of the time I don’t treat true emergencies. Intensive care is a fairly small portion of what I do. That is why I invited Dr. Matt Goldstein, a PICU doctor from NY to come on the show and discuss the 5 things PICU docs want PEM docs to know… Low threshold to call and communicate concerns regarding a decompensating patient. Identify high risk intubations Try and get as much history as possible (understanding how busy ED is) Reassess ICU level patients once they are admitted (every hospital is different) The power of airway clearance...
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PEM Rules Coming Back Next Week
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Thank you for all of you who have been listening and learning. PEM Rules is (almost) done with summer break and will be back next Monday on August 31. Please tune in. We have great guests and great topics coming up this year.
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PEM Rules Announcement - Summer Break 2026
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As in the past, PEM Rules is going to take a summer break to allow me to gather some more material and invite more guests. As always, thank you for the support. Please consider contributing to PEM Rules at the following link If you are interested in some PEM Rules merchandise, check out the PEM Rules store.
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Episode: 138: Objective Data, What Other Doctors Would Do and Making Nurses Aware
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Sometimes the H&P is clouded (for whatever reason) that is a good time to get some objective data (easier said than done) why I think of what other doctors will do and why it is important to plan with the nurse.
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Episode 137: Metabolic Diseases in the Peds ER. What To Worry About , What to Tests For and What To Do…
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The newborn with a new onset (some kind of) metabolic disease is a rare event in the Pediatric ER. Add that to the fact that there are so many different types of diseases with so much basic science to remember and you got a pretty bad situation in your hands. That is why I invited Dr. Austin Larson an Associate Professor of Pediatrics-Clinical Genetics and Metabolism on the show to discuss how we can do a better job identifying and treating those children.
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Episode: 136: Clinical Care Tips – What to “Be”, What to “Do” With Parents and How to Relate to Patient (and parents).
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Your demeanor often sets the stage of the encounter which is why it is important to have the opposite one of the patients (usually). How to empower parents to be “doctor like” and why it is important to relate to the caregivers.
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