The Resus Room
Simon Laing, Rob Fenwick & James YatesEmergency Medicine podcasts based on evidence based medicine focussed on practice in and around the resus room.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 288 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & FitnessScience | |||
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Welcome back to September 2026's Papers of the Month, and this month we've got three papers that are really focused on the practical end of emergency and prehospital care.
First up, we're looking at what happens after we've performed a prehospital ... more
This month we've got another really varied mix of papers that all have the potential to influence everyday emergency and prehospital practice.
We start by asking a question that's becoming increasingly relevant as prehospital critical care teams de... more
Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies are classic high-acuity, low-frequency situations. They do not happen every day, but when they do, airway problems can develop quickly, and the wrong intervention can make things significantly worse.
In thi... more
Welcome back to July's Papers of the Month.
This month we've got three papers that tackle some of the biggest questions we face in emergency and critical care medicine. They're all very different studies, but each one looks at an intervention that ... more
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I have pretty much listened to every episode now (some more than once whilst practicing for a hems interview) this is a great source of info which can be relied upon. It’s entertaining enough to keep you interested and they drop some really good points into the mix that you can implement into your practice. The maternal arrest, maternity emergency’s and excellence in defibrillation episodes genuinely changed the way I looked at those patient groups and I can honestly say I’m better for it. Thank... more
Apple Podcasts5PAfriz
United Kingdom10 days ago - pulseless cardiac arrest
How I ended up listening to this I have no idea but as a scientifically literate listener from a wildly different field who also deals with the idea and practice of first responder actions in wilderness settings idea that a) manual pulse checks are ‘of variable reliability’ and secondly b) that not all pulseless patients may lie in one cohort is fascinating
Apple Podcasts5IankestrelUnited Kingdom6 months ago - One of if not the best Pre Hospital pod casts
As a paramedic being a jack of all trades working in the pre hospital setting I love this pod cast.
The relationship between the guys makes it fun to listen to and extremely educational from very respected clinicians, and them speaking from experience and also knowing they themselves have to brush up on certain things or have varying experiences of things is very real and validating as a clinician.
The fact we have the resource free is amazing, thank you Zoll too!
Apple Podcasts5ParaZBUnited Kingdoma year ago - Digging up pearls
One of the most outstanding podcasts in pre-hospital and in-hospital critical care. It excels not only in quality but also in breadth—covering everything from dispatch to definitive care—and in depth, blending lived experience with the latest evidence-based practice. From leading experts to anyone eager to improve their delivery of care, it consistently uncovers pearls of wisdom for us all. The episodes are also the perfect length for my commute to my HEMS job in Surrey, Sussex and Kent. Many th... more
Apple Podcasts5csorliji
Italya year ago - My favourite podcast
As a paramedic, learning about best practice management and EBM in the ER in addition to the pre-hospital environment is advantageous. The presenters are humble and pragmatic and their witty banter has me smiling in my response car on my long trips in remote WA.
Many pre-hospital and EM podcast hosts are American or Canadian, I find the UK accents to be more easy listening.
I find myself “hanging out” for the release of the next episode, having listened to every episode since 2017 (some more tha... more
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Australiaa year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #152 |  United States/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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A practical, evidence-driven show focused on emergency and pre-hospital medicine, with thorough reviews of recent papers, clinical debates, and real-world applications. Episodes balance rigorous appraisal of new data with clear, actionable takeaways for on-scene and ED care, often anchored by sponsor partnerships and training opportunities. Listeners tend to be clinicians and students seeking CPD-style learning delivered in an accessible, banter-rich format. A notable strength is the blend of on-the-ground practicality, discussion of system-level care improvements, and open-access resources that facilitate rapid knowledge translation for prehospital and emergency settings.
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Recent guests on The Resus Room include:
1. Ben McKenzie
2. Sheldon Cheskes
3. Dr. Amy Nelson
4. Dr. Julian Thompson
5. Pam Hardy
6. Camella Main
7. Ben Sheppey
8. Harriet Tucker
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