The SimKit Podcast

Let's face it- smart is sexy. You know that clinician that seems to just... know everything? They can give you the best current evidence and summarize it in a succinct, poignant way. We all know that person, and we all want to be that person. Knowing what your talking about with your colleagues and patients is alluring, it's captivating, it's downright sexy. Because SMART IS SEXY. Well, we brought on Justin Morgenstern from First10EM to bring your sexy back and give you what you need to answer your clinical questions.   Click HERE for our detailed shownotes. (https://simkit.co/podcast/)   Check out more of what SimKit has to offer (https://simkit.co/)

Explore how stress can be a powerful tool in medical training. Discover techniques for stress inoculation that prepare professionals for high-pressure scenarios. Learn about the science behind using stress to boost memory and performance during critical procedures. This insightful discussion reveals how embracing stress in training can lead to better retention and readiness when it matters most.

Ilene Claudius, a recognized expert in pediatric emergencies and a speaker known for her insights on MRAP’s Pediatric Pearls, dives into the complexities of managing pediatric airway crises. She shares strategies for handling anxious parents during emergencies and the importance of teamwork. Ilene discusses challenges in pediatric intubation, examines decision-making in respiratory distress cases, and explores sedation methods—highlighting the need for adaptability and thorough preparation in critical situations.

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Emergency medicine physician Scott Weingart discusses procedural competency, stress mitigation, critical access, and skillset decay. Topics include managing stress during critical situations, establishing specific roles in resuscitations, advanced airway management techniques, and monitoring peak pressure levels in patients.