The podcast for paramedics and anyone involved in out-of-hospital care that is critical, urgent, or unplanned. Hosted by James Oswald (Paramedic and clinical guideline developer) and A/Prof David Anderson (Medical Director).Keyword: Paramedic, paramedicine, Emergency Medical Service, EMS, Emergency Medical Technician, EMT, prehospital, pre-hospital critical care, retrieval medicine, ambulance, Hel... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine |
James Oswald is joined by an expert panel to discuss the background, evidence and rationale behind the retirement of intubation facilitated by sedation:
• Richard Armour – MICA paramedic, PhD candidate, CPG specialist.
• Dr Claire Wilkin – PEM, AV M... more
Your monthly clinical update from James Oswald (Clinical Practice Guideline Specialist) and A/Prof Ben Meadley (Director of Paramedicine):
Clinical Update
• Warm IV fluid (13:38): Stop warming IV fluids in overhead compartments or with hot water bo... more
This month James and David look at cardiogenic shock: recognition and classification, oxygen targets, fluid resuscitation, vasopressors, inotropes, and the possibility of shock centres in the future. They're joined by Professor Dion Stub, an interven... more
Your monthly clinical update covering:
Mandatory VVED Consults for Infants <28 Days – trends, rationale for policy, clarifications, and case example demonstrating impact.
Stroke updates - performing ACT-FAST on all MASS positive patients, changes t... more
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The podcast provides insights tailored for paramedics and professionals engaged in critical and urgent out-of-hospital healthcare. Discussions frequently revolve around emergency medical practices, clinical guidelines, and advancements in patient care delivery. Unique to this series is the emphasis on not only sharing clinical knowledge but also the emotional and ethical dimensions of emergency medicine, including communication skills when delivering unfavorable news. Guest experts enhance the episodes by sharing valuable perspectives on pediatric care, sedation protocols, and innovative approaches to paramedicine, making it a key resource for those in the emergency medical field.
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Clinical Conversations launched 5 years ago and published 36 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Clinical Conversations include:
1. Katrina Sedgwick
2. Associate Professor Katherine Eastwood
3. Dion Stub
4. Grant Hocking
5. Dr. Aaron Mills
6. Dr. Claire Wilkin
7. Andrew Bishop
8. Harith Al-Rawi
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