

August 2024
Aug 8, 2024
Becky, an expert in Emergency Medicine, and Chris, a contributor to opioid toxicity guidelines, discuss new approaches to managing opioid toxicity. They dive into the alarming rise of opioid-related deaths and the importance of naloxone in emergency settings. The conversation also covers the comparison of high flow nasal cannulas versus non-invasive ventilation in treating COPD patients. Their insights highlight the evolving strategies in emergency care, particularly related to opioids and respiratory illnesses.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Workplace Transitions and Clinical Updates
01:37 • 2min
Comparative Analysis of HFNC and NIV in COPD Care
03:12 • 16min
Guidelines for Managing Opioid Toxicity
19:19 • 5min
Understanding Opioid Use and Naloxone Management in New Zealand
24:41 • 26min
Emergency Departments and Homelessness
50:17 • 4min
Evaluating Sepsis Diagnosis: Intuition vs. Algorithms
54:09 • 12min
Embracing Challenges and Resources in Emergency Medicine Training
01:05:45 • 4min