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Podcast Recommendation: EM Clerkships
I love this podcast -- binge-listened the first seven rounds of The Game, in which an attending tests a resident in oral-board format. Each episode is a case: "You are working nights at ABEM General, and the nurse hands you a patient chart. Chief complaint: weakness." And then they walk us through the case, beginning to end.
It's interesting, dynamic, easy to follow and lots of fun. Linked here.
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Recently I’ve started getting more into listening to podcasts. I like to listen to podcasts when I’m in the shower, on the bus, when I’m walking places, and when I’m getting my iron infusions. I mostly listen to medical podcasts because I’m such a nerd lol.Â
One of my favourite right now is Emergency Medicine Cases, a Canadian podcast about emergency medicine. Today I listened to this episode, episode 108 Pediatric Physical Abuse Recognition and Management. It was really interesting, but tough to listen to an hour long podcast on child abuse. I definitely recommend EM Cases to anyone interested in medical stuff; they have episodes on a variety of interesting topics.Â
If anyone’s interested in the other podcasts I have been listening to, drop me an ask!
I listened to this podcast today by Emergency Medicine Cases called “Preventing Burnout and Promoting Wellness in Emergency Medicine”. Burnout a really common and serious problem for healthcare professionals. This podcast in particular focuses on ER doctors, but I think a lot of the things they had to say can be applied to nursing and other applied healthcare professions. I definitely recommend all of the EM Cases podcasts!
