
The Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine podcast explores key topics in academic emergency medicine through discussions with physician experts in wellness, AI, medical education, pediatric emergency medicine, global health, and so much more.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicineScienceLife Sciences | |||

Most conversations about AI ask what the technology can do. Dr. Matthew Strehlow and Dr. Rana Kabeer ask a different question: how should physicians think? From shadowing computer scientists to looking beyond diagnostics, they explore why curiosity, ... more
After a patient with a life-threatening heart attack waited hours in an emergency department before anyone recognized the crisis, Dr. Maya Yiadom began asking a different question: Are we measuring what matters most? In this conversation with Dr. Mat... more
Dr. Andra Blomkalns, Chair of Stanford Department of Emergency Medicine, discusses how emergency physicians can turn everyday clinical frustrations into meaningful healthcare innovation through the biodesign process. Drawing on stories from the emerg... more
Emergency departments are becoming a frontline for addiction treatment. In this episode of the Stanford Emergency Medicine podcast, treatment pioneer Dr. Gail D’Onofrio of Yale University talks with guest host Dr. Manish Shah about how ED-initiated b... more
Love this podcast! Please include as many women physicians as you can as well as the other ED roles (pharmacist, social worker, etc!)
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This program focuses on advancements in academic emergency medicine, featuring physician-scientists and clinicians who blend frontline care with research, innovation, and technology. Topics span biodesign and design thinking, AI in emergency care, implementation of ED-initiated addiction treatment, pediatric emergency medicine, remote monitoring, telemedicine, and wellness of clinicians. Episodes frequently underscore practical pathways for translating ideas into bedside or system-level improvements, the importance of collaboration across disciplines, and navigating real-world barriers such as reimbursement, policy, and workflow integration. Notable strengths include a strong Stanford-affiliated emphasis, a clear orientation toward practica... more
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Recent guests on Stanford Emergency Medicine Podcast include:
1. Maya Yiadom
2. Andra Blomkalns
3. Gail D'Onofrio
4. Dr. Deborah Hsu
5. Dr. Manish Shah
6. Ryan Ribeira
7. Chris Bennett
8. Dev Dash
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