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Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care
Quality Improvement
ECMO
International Collaboration
Pediatric Cardiology
Self-Advocacy
Decannulation
Complications
Post-Cardiac Arrest Care
Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Society
David Cooper
Advocacy and Education
Tetralogy Of Fallot
Registry Data
Authenticity
Healthcare Leadership
Career Development
Collaboration
Cardiac Arrest Prevention
Hemodynamics

We discuss various topics in pediatric cardiac intensive care, cardiology, cardiac surgery, and anesthesia. Episodes include challenging cases, new science, journal clubs, humanity topics, current events, education, and novel ICU therapies with guests from pediatric cardiac ICUs across the world and other leaders in the field. The PCICS Podcast is the official podcast of the Pediatric Cardiac Inte... more

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Join hosts Rambod Amirnovin (Miller Children’s, Elevance Health) and Jennifer Gauntt, MD (Nationwide Children's / Ohio State University SOM), as they interview Mathew Mills, a former military pilot and current aeronautics lab pilot; delving into the ... more

Please enjoy a live interview podcast recording at the 2025 PCICS annual conference with our guest speakers, inspired by topics from the top 3 listened-to podcasts: #TakeBackTime Part 1 and 2 (episode 41 and 42) - Dawna Ballard, PhD (University of Te... more

Missed PCICS 2025? Join hosts Deanna Tzanetos MD (Norton Children's Hospital/U of Louisville), Kavipriya Komeswaran MD (U of Mississippi) and Maria Batsis MD (Lucile Packard Children's/Stanford University) as they interview two of the speakers from t... more

PCICS NewsTalk - The 2025 PCICS Annual Meeting Recap - Join a live unfiltered recording of the NewsTalk team and special guests as they discuss and recap the 2025 PCICS Annual Meeting in Austin, TX. Guests: Jill Zender (Children's Health), Carly Scah... more

Join us on this episode of the PCICS podcast for a discussion about the innovative and essential roles that Child Psychologists play in the care of children with congenital heart defects. As we aim for the best clinical outcomes for our patients, Dr.... more

Join us on this PCICS podcast episode as we chat about nursing resilience in the CVICU with our guest, Stacy Stravitz, DNP, PNP-AC, and how she has learned to meet the many challenges of bedside nursing head-on. With years of clinical experience, Sta... more

Join hosts Rambod Amirnovin (Miller Children’s, Elevance Health), and Melody Turner (HCA Healthcare), as they interview quality experts in the areas of sedation, withdrawal, and mobilization management. Guests Barbara-Jo Achuff, MD (Vanderbilt Childr... more

Join host David Werho (UC San Diego/Rady Children's) and guests Carly Scahill (Colorado Children's), Lillian Su (Phoenix Children's), and Yaeji Kim (IG: @chd_doodles) as they discuss the upcoming 2025 PCICS Annual Meeting in Austin, TX, co-hosted by ... more

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Recent Guests

Matt Mills
Retired military pilot and current research pilot
Laboratory working on flight technology
Episode: PCICS Episode 144: Lessons in Safety from the Aviation Industry
Dawna Ballard
Associate professor at the University of Texas, Austin
University of Texas at Austin
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 143: Best of PCICS Podcast
Dr. Eliza Harley
Clinical Associate Professor and Pediatric Psychologist at Stanford Children's Health
Stanford Children's Health
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 140: Healing the Heart and Mind Child Psychology in Cardiac Critical Care
Dr. Sarah Anaiz Mejia
Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Arizona College of Medicine and Pediatric Psychologist at Phoenix Children's
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 140: Healing the Heart and Mind Child Psychology in Cardiac Critical Care
Stacy Stravitz
Nurse and speaker on resilience in nursing
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 139: Its Literally Impossible to be a CVICU Nurse Resilience in the CVICU
Brandon Lowe
Lead ECMO Primary at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 135: Perfusion and ECMO
Jordan Brimhall
Chief Perfusionist at Phoenix Children's Hospital
Phoenix Children's Hospital
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 134: Demystifying Perfusion
Estela Horowitz
Pediatric Cardiologist and President of the PCICS Latin American Chapter
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 132: NewsTalk - PCICS Latin American Chapter Launch!!!!
Bruna Cury
Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Nurse and Vice President of the Latin American Chapter
Cardiopédio Brasil
Episode: PCICS Podcast Episode 132: NewsTalk - PCICS Latin American Chapter Launch!!!!

Hosts

Deanna Tzanetos
Co-executive producer and cardiac intensivist with a focus on improving patient care in pediatric cardiac intensive care settings.
David Werho
Pediatric cardiac intensivist and host of the PCICS Podcast, committed to advancing pediatric cardiac care.
Christopher Knoll
CVIC physician and transplant physician with a role on the PCICS Podcast.
Lillian Su
Host of the PCICS Podcast and current medical director of PCICS, with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration in pediatric cardiac care.

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PCICS Episode 144: Lessons in Safety from the Aviation Industry
Q: What changes in ideation have you seen come about after major safety breaches or safety concerns?
Significant improvements and procedures like crew resource management (CRM) were developed to address issues.
PCICS Episode 144: Lessons in Safety from the Aviation Industry
Q: How did you feel either in aviation, in the military, or in your current position?
Safety is taken very seriously, with deviations being evaluated and understood to learn from them.
PCICS Podcast Episode 139: Its Literally Impossible to be a CVICU Nurse Resilience in the CVICU
Q: What techniques have you found to be helpful for your own self-care in the CVICU?
Stacy suggests knowing your reasons for doing the job, building supportive relationships, and recognizing the need for personal boundaries as key strategies.
PCICS Podcast Episode 139: Its Literally Impossible to be a CVICU Nurse Resilience in the CVICU
Q: Where did you build that passion for resilience in nursing?
Stacy shares her experience with psychological and physical stressors in nursing, particularly after her third child's birth and the struggle with postpartum depression.
PCICS Podcast Episode 128: Lost in Translation? The Art of Interpretation in Healthcare
Q: What are some best practices when working with interpreters?
Key practices include clarifying the goal of the communication, allowing interpreters to establish rapport, and giving them permission to ensure health literacy through their translations.

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Focused on the specialized field of pediatric cardiac intensive care, the content covers a wide range of critical topics including patient care, innovative treatment strategies, and interdisciplinary collaboration among healthcare professionals. Each episode features insights from leading experts in pediatric cardiology, exploring complex cases, recent advancements in science, educational strategies, and the emotional aspects of caring for young patients with heart conditions. Unique elements such as storytelling from practicing clinicians and discussions around resilience and well-being within the healthcare community add depth and appeal to both practitioners and those interested in healthcare narratives.

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PCICS Podcast launched 9 years ago and published 144 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 PCICS Podcast include:

1. Matt Mills
2. Dawna Ballard
3. Dr. Eliza Harley
4. Dr. Sarah Anaiz Mejia
5. Stacy Stravitz
6. Brandon Lowe
7. Jordan Brimhall
8. Estela Horowitz

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