
Lessons from emergency medicine and beyond about performing when it matters the most and applying knowledge under pressure.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan Dworkis sits down with emergency physician and medical educator Joshua Feblowitz to examine how clinicians are trained to make decisions under pressure, and where traditional medical education strugg... more
In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan Dworkis sits down with Patrick Pollock, the world’s first Professor of Veterinary Surgery and Remote & Rural Medicine, to explore what really happens when humans, animals, and complex systems collide... more
ECMO does not succeed because of a single clinician, team, or device. It succeeds because of systems. In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan talks with Christine Stead, CEO of ELSO, about how innovation in ECMO emerges from networks of pe... more
What do theater, crisis response, military service, and social work have in common? In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan Dworkis sits down with Adam Milano to explore a powerful idea: high-performance teamwork under pressure looks a lot... more
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This is an excellent podcast, Dan has both attention to detail in his questions but also draws out the best from the guests. He also has a diverse array of guests and topics. Highly recommend!
Consistent excellent content and food for the Mind
I always enjoy the many frameworks presented on this podcast and get so much value from it. Applicable to all facets of life, especially stress management for me!
This MD is NOT what he preaches at all. Acts “zen” but is rude to ancillary staff. Snarky comments all around.
Even in it’s early stages, this podcast has been beneficial in many facets of my life. There are brilliant nuggets of knowledge here that can be applied to other professions outside of the medical field and life in general. Very much looking forward to more episodes.
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This program centers on performing under pressure in emergency medicine and high-stakes operations, with deep dives into team dynamics, decision-making under uncertainty, and systems-level thinking in crisis care. Episodes frequently explore how leadership, psychological safety, and real-time data shape outcomes, featuring guests who are clinicians, researchers, military medical professionals, and performance coaches. A standout thread across episodes is the blend of practical clinical expertise with broader insights on human performance, resilience, and learning systems that enable rapid adaptation in critical moments. The show is notable for its rigorous frameworks, emphasis on trust and communication, and a thoughtful critique of how to ... more
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Recent guests on The Emergency Mind Podcast include:
1. Patrick Pollock
2. Christine Stead
3. Adam Milano
4. Thomas Preston
5. Harry Moffitt
6. Geoff Doughtery
7. Eric Benoit
8. Andrew Petrosoniak
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