The Emergency Mind Podcast

05: Eliminating Unnecessary Opportunities for Failure with Amy Hildreth, MD

Oct 30, 2019

36:52

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Pivoting in the Middle of a Complex Case?

02:30

Emergency Medicine - What's the Worst Thing Going to Happen?

02:29

Emergency Medicine - Just Just Start Moving

02:44

Introduction

2min

What Made You Think About Functioning Under Pressure?

3min

I'm Glad to Hear That Your Friend Is Okay

2min

The Default Response Is to Jump in and Help

3min

Was There a Person in Particular That You Looked Up to in Emergency Medicine?

2min

What Are the Differences Between Emergency Medicine and the Military?

2min

Emergency Residency Training

3min

Emergency Medicine - Just Just Start Moving

3min

Pivoting in the Middle of a Complex Case?

2min

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The Importance of Team Communication in Emergency Medicine

2min

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Simulation Is Not Zero Pressure

2min

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How to Apply Knowledge Under Pressure in Your Life

2min

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Thinking Through the Worst Thing That Could Possibly Happen

2min

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Emergency Medicine - What's the Worst Thing Going to Happen?

2min

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Are You Trying to Eliminate Unnecessary Opportunities for Failure?

2min

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Emergency Physicians

2min

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The Three Key Takeaways From the Emergency Mind Podcast

3min

Interview with Lieutenant Amy Hildreth, MD, from the Naval Medical Center in San Diego about training for the unexpected and eliminating opportunities for failure.

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