Join Ross Prager, an intensivist from London with expertise in point-of-care ultrasound, as he discusses the transformative role of transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) during cardiac arrest. Justin Morgenstern shares the latest research on nebulized ketamine as a game-changing analgesic in the ED, especially for older patients. Matthew McArthur presents compelling evidence for using subcutaneous insulin protocols for managing DKA. Together, they highlight new insights that enhance patient care and emergency protocols.

This engaging discussion features Justin Morgenstern, an expert in evidence-based medicine; Emily Wishart, Junior Doctor of the Year; Will Arnott, who tackles transfusion strategies; and Josh Priotti, a pediatric resident. They explore the nuances of comparing oral and intravenous antibiotics for pediatric infections, reveal insights from transfusion research in traumatic brain injury, and discuss how patients perceive their own outcomes. The conversation highlights the importance of patient engagement and the evolving landscape of medical understanding.

Justin Morgenstern, an expert in evidence-based medicine, dives into intriguing topics ranging from alternative treatments for sepsis to the complexities of diagnosing long COVID. They evaluate a trial on herbal injections and discuss the importance of rigorous scientific scrutiny. The conversation also covers studies on TXA for cesarean hemorrhage, patient empowerment in obstetric care, and the controversial use of haloperidol in emergencies. With an engaging mix of humor and critical analysis, Morgenstern sheds light on the evolving landscape of emergency medicine.