EM:RAP Audio Programming
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Treatment Windows
Ilene, Paul Aronson, and Nate Kuppermann dive deep into the latest 60-90 day pediatric fever...
Ilene, Paul Aronson, and Nate Kuppermann dive deep into the latest 60-90 day pediatric fever guidelines, Swami and Evie get into the neurocrit hodgepodge, while Gita and Neha chat about thoracolumbar fractures. Mel and Megan continue with last month’s EMA.
LIFT 2026 September
Meet L.I.F.T. (Low acuity, Immediate care, Fast track, and Telehealth)! September topics include...
Meet L.I.F.T. (Low acuity, Immediate care, Fast track, and Telehealth)! September topics include chest pain, seizures, PID, migraine guidelines, and pediatric swollen joints.
Risk Strata
This week Swami and Weingart tackle the sick PE patient in a two-parter, new guest Melissa Rabe...
This week Swami and Weingart tackle the sick PE patient in a two-parter, new guest Melissa Rabe takes Cardy step-by-step through a very unique foreign body case, and Mel and Megan continue with August EMA.
PO'd
Jan and Swami kick off the month with a complex case of vent management, Chris Reilly and Mike...
Jan and Swami kick off the month with a complex case of vent management, Chris Reilly and Mike Weinstock talk radiology risk management, Al Sacchetti educates us on glymphatics, while Reuben Strayer and Brian Driver dig into the evidence on PO meds for agitated patients. Megan and Mel start breaking down last month’s EMA papers.
EMA 2026 September
September EMA features 20 papers selected and dissected by Sanjay and Mike, then Ultra Summarized by...
September EMA features 20 papers selected and dissected by Sanjay and Mike, then Ultra Summarized by Jenny and Jess. Ken and Swami talk a little nerdy about using AI to augment peer review.
Short of Breath
We close the month with a two-part segment on pediatric asthma with Ilene and Christopher Amato...
We close the month with a two-part segment on pediatric asthma with Ilene and Christopher Amato followed by segments on syncope and presyncope with Amal, papers with Megan and Mel, and of course, the mailbag.
Overhyped
On today’s episode, Swami and Megan Rech bring you their definitive take on cannabinoid hyperemesis,...
On today’s episode, Swami and Megan Rech bring you their definitive take on cannabinoid hyperemesis, Rodrick Fontenette details his refractory hypotension algorithm, and Evie Marcolini walks us through the initial stroke evaluation. Mel and Megan continue July EMA.
Spinning Plates
This week Weingart and Swami deep dive into dizziness with a two-parter, new guest Sophie Gosselin...
This week Weingart and Swami deep dive into dizziness with a two-parter, new guest Sophie Gosselin brings us the latest updates on GI contamination, and Mel and Megan keep working through July EMA.
UC Max 2026 August
August covers anxiety masking medical issues, leg pain from an ectopic pregnancy, guidelines on the...
August covers anxiety masking medical issues, leg pain from an ectopic pregnancy, guidelines on the athlete’s heart, home PT, and acute Leukemia in kids.
Head Cases
This week Jan and Kenji talk BCVI, Swami and Petro discuss the neuro exam in major TBI, Miz and Mel...
This week Jan and Kenji talk BCVI, Swami and Petro discuss the neuro exam in major TBI, Miz and Mel break down bad TV CPR, and Mel and Megan continue reviewing July EMA papers.
Blocked Up
To kick off the month Jan and Swami discuss a bowel obstruction case with a twist, Dave Glaser and...
To kick off the month Jan and Swami discuss a bowel obstruction case with a twist, Dave Glaser and Mike Weinstock dig into a risk management piece on spinal epidural abscess, and Haney debates normal saline vs lactated ringers. Megan and Mel talk July EMA papers.
EMA 2026 August
Jenny Beck-Esmay and Matthew DeLaney step in for the main show this month, covering 20 papers in...
Jenny Beck-Esmay and Matthew DeLaney step in for the main show this month, covering 20 papers in depth. Aaron Skolnik joins Jess Monas for the Ultra Summary. Ken and Swami look at an article by Chris Carpenter et al. Problem with the existing reporting standards for adverse event and medical error research and discuss reporting adverse events.
Pumped Up
This week, Jan and Steven Johnson talk LVADs in the ED, Swami and Amal discuss low-risk chest pain,...
This week, Jan and Steven Johnson talk LVADs in the ED, Swami and Amal discuss low-risk chest pain, and Mel and Megan finish the June EMA papers. Finally, in the mailbag, Sean tackles alprazolam dependence.
Pulmonary Tension
Swami and new guest Katrina Augustin deep dive into chronic pulmonary HTN, Steve Haywood drops some...
Swami and new guest Katrina Augustin deep dive into chronic pulmonary HTN, Steve Haywood drops some pearls regarding ketamine in TBI, and Kenji joins Jan for another trauma session about chest tubes. Mel and Megan break down more EMA papers.
UC Max 2026 July
July covers acute flank pain, spondylosis and spondylolisthesis, fingertip injuries, post menopausal...
July covers acute flank pain, spondylosis and spondylolisthesis, fingertip injuries, post menopausal bleeding, and pediatric migraine.
Take It In Stride
This week Ilene, Al, and Jeff talk pediatric stridor, Miz and Mel talk measles, and Cardy brings us...
This week Ilene, Al, and Jeff talk pediatric stridor, Miz and Mel talk measles, and Cardy brings us a case of a bruise in an odd spot. Megan and Mel also continue working through June EMA papers.
Finger Pointers
We kick off July with pieces on sepsis from Haney, peds fingertip injuries from Ilene, and a case of...
We kick off July with pieces on sepsis from Haney, peds fingertip injuries from Ilene, and a case of a cranky consult with Jan and Swami. Megan and Mel work through last month’s EMA papers
EMA 2026 July
For the July episode of EMA Mike and Sanjay present us with 20 papers, which are then Ultra...
For the July episode of EMA Mike and Sanjay present us with 20 papers, which are then Ultra Summarized by Jenny and Jess. Ken and Swami are back with another critical appraisal of a paper. The impact of defibrillation current and pad position on return of spontaneous circulation during refractory ventricular fibrillation.Cheskes S, Drennan IA, Turner L, et al.
Guiding Lines
We round out Ilene’s AHA series with a piece on neonatal resus, Jess Mason takes us on a journey...
We round out Ilene’s AHA series with a piece on neonatal resus, Jess Mason takes us on a journey through the history of French vs Gauge, Swami and Charlotte Derr talk GUARD protocol, Megan and Jestin wrap up May EMA, and we close things out with the mailbag.
Check Your Med
This week we have an extra large hodgepodge from Weingart, a piece on drug levels with Megan Rech,...
This week we have an extra large hodgepodge from Weingart, a piece on drug levels with Megan Rech, and a segment on meds in peds trauma resus with Ilene and company. Megan and Jestin continue their May EMA breakdown.