The BadEM podcast focuses on the big picture in Emergency Medicine in South Africa and Africa. We interview a different person every episode to help share good ideas and to tackle African Problems with African Solutions.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesHealth & FitnessMedicineScience |
In this episode we chat to Namibian EM trailblazer Dr Magano Akuaake, who is combining traditional EM training with innovative projects to move Namibian and African healthcare forward.
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The importance of high-quality, context-appropriate research has never been more important for healthcare in Africa.
In the latest episode of the badEM podcast, we are featuring a panel from the African Journal of Emergency Medicine (AfJEM), which i... more
Join us as we chat to the newly elected President and Vice President of The Emergency Care Society of South Africa, Yaaseen Hokee and Dr Louis van Rensburg respectively, as they share insights on how ECSSA is changing the out of hospital space in Sou... more
Low resource, high impact: simulation education to change our healthcare systems
In this episode of the badEM podcast, Jo Park Ross joins us to explore simulation as a powerful, context-driven educational and quality improvement tool for healthcare ... more
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Focusing on the broad landscape of emergency medicine in South Africa and Africa, this podcast features insightful interviews with experts from various fields within healthcare. The discussions tackle pressing issues such as global surgery accessibility, innovative health technologies tailored for low-income populations, and the integration of palliative care in emergency settings. With an emphasis on African context, the content aims to illuminate practical solutions to healthcare challenges faced within the region, while also sharing personal stories and experiences of medical professionals who have significantly impacted their communities. Listeners can expect a mix of expert insights, innovative solutions, and narratives that highlight ... more
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Recent guests on BadEM include:
1. Kathryn Chu
2. Dr. Juandré Klopper
3. Neville Kussie van Rensburg
4. Dr. Katya Evans
5. Dr. Callum Smith
6. Dr. Tshegofatso Maimela
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