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TRAUMA-ING

James Gould
Computed Tomography
Massive Hemorrhage Protocol
Halifax, Canada
Trauma Care
C-Spine Imaging
Penetrating Neck Trauma
Mass Casualty Incidents
Triage
Raptor Suite
Modified Brain Injury Guideline (mbig)
ATLS
Interventional Radiology
Endovascular Trauma
Belmont Rapid Infuser
Level 1 Rapid Infuser
Hemorrhagic Shock
Calcium (fibrinogen) In Trauma Resuscitation
MAP Targets
Arterial Lines
Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Vs Arterial BP

"TRAUMA-ING” a podcast where trauma docs James Gould and Rob Green dive deep into the intricate world of managing critically ill trauma patients. Join us for an exciting and educational journey, as we hear from expert guests and explore evidence-based practices, from essential procedures to the latest journal article reviews. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to trauma care, our missio... more

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In this episode, James and Rob sit down with Dr. Nori Bradley — trauma and acute care surgeon at the University of Alberta Hospital, intensivist, ATLS contributor, and one of the over 200 global experts who helped reshape the 11th edition — to break ... more

In this episode of Trauma-ING, hosts Drs. James Gould and Rob Green welcome back Drs. Christian Malo (Quebec City) and Luiz Da Luz (Sunnybrook, Toronto) to break down the top trauma resuscitation papers of 2025, selected by surveying trauma team lead... more

In this episode, James Gould and Rob Green sit down with Dr. Brian Lahiffe to discuss the Modified Brain Injury Guidelines (mBIG) — a risk stratification tool that is changing how emergency physicians disposition patients with mild traumatic brain in... more

In this episode, we sit down with Winny Li from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre to explore the Trauma Team Video Review (TTVR) program and its growing role in trauma care.Winny Li is a clinician and quality improvement leader with expertise in trau... more

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Recent Guests

Nori Bradley
Trauma surgeon and ATLS educator; co-author on Communication Delivering Serious News
University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton; ATLS educator
Episode: What’s new in ATLS with Dr. Nori Bradley
Luiz da Luz
Trauma physician at Sunnybrook Health Science Centre
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto
Episode: Top trauma papers of 2025 with Drs Christian Malo and Luis da Luz
Brian Lahiffe
Emergency physician at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver; clinical lead for trauma for Providence
St. Paul's Hospital / Providence Health Care
Episode: "BIG" Solutions: Disposition of Brain Injured Patients in the ED with Dr. Brian Lahiffe
Winny Li
Emergency physician and trauma team leader at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre; ED Director of Quality Improvement and Patient Experience; co-lead of Sunnybrook Trauma Video Review Program
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, University of Toronto
Episode: Trauma team video review (TTVP) is the future of quality improvement in Trauma - with Dr. Winny Li
Dr. Andrew Kirkpatrick
Former trauma director in Calgary, professor of critical care medicine and surgery, major retired Canadian forces
Calgary, Canada (trauma/critical care)
Episode: Is it time for the RAPTOR to evolve? with Drs. Andrew W Kirkpatrick and Shane Smith
Shane Smith
Vascular surgeon in London, Western University; army lieutenant colonel in the First Canadian Field Hospital with an interest in vascular trauma
London, Ontario; First Canadian Field Hospital (military)
Episode: Is it time for the RAPTOR to evolve? with Drs. Andrew W Kirkpatrick and Shane Smith
Amber Humes
Mass Casualty Program Consultant with Trauma Nova Scotia; Advanced Care Paramedic
Trauma Nova Scotia
Episode: How is our system preparing for mass casualty incidents? With Amber Humes and Dr. John Armstrong
John Armstrong
Emergency Medicine Physician; Medical Director for Trauma Nova Scotia's Emergency Preparedness Portfolio; EMS/Pre-hospital portfolio lead
Trauma Nova Scotia
Episode: How is our system preparing for mass casualty incidents? With Amber Humes and Dr. John Armstrong
Sean Hurley
Trauma team leader, trauma consultant
Local trauma team, Halifax area
Episode: Are chest x-rays useless in the trauma bay? Trauma imaging with Dr. Sean Hurley

Hosts

James Gould
Host with clinical leadership and discussion facilitation across trauma, resuscitation, and educational content; associated with Trauma Nova Scotia and QEII Halifax, focusing on trauma systems and clinical practice.
Rob Green
Co-host and trauma expert, facilitating discussion, providing clinical context, and leading trauma team discussions; affiliated with Trauma-Ing/Trauma Nova Scotia and QEII Halifax.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Dena

    Best trauma podcast! Great banter between hosts and lots of fantastic information

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dena Domes
    Canada2 months ago
  • Great podcast!

    I work as an allied health professional on a trauma unit. Love listening to this podcast because it gives me some extra insight into the medical decisions being made for my patients.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MM2490
    Canadaa year ago

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Conversations balance theory with actionable takeaways for teams.
Mix of rigorous clinical discussion and real-world stories is engaging.
Guests come from credible, well-known trauma centers, adding authority.
Useful for clinicians seeking practical trauma decision insights.
Great resource for staying updated on imaging and resuscitation practices.

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Journal Club #3 Top Trauma Papers of 2024 with Drs. Luis Da Luz and Christian Malo
Q: All right, so guys, you guys have for us today, ten papers. First, tell us a little bit about how you came to identify these papers and then tell us your favorite papers and then we'll dive into them a little bit.
Christian and Luis explain that they co-chaired the TTL Trauma Committee and surveyed multiple journals relevant to TTLs, then ran a Canada-wide TTL survey to select the Top Ten Papers of 2024; favorites include the ProfeeVap ceftriaxone study, whole-blood versus component therapy, and the Saber SAPB trial, each with potential to change practice in trauma settings.
Interventional Radiology in Trauma with Mike Rivers-Bowerman
Q: How is post-embolization care managed?
Patients are monitored in intermediate care or ICU with serial labs for 24–48 hours, watching for re-bleeding or end-organ ischemia, and DVT prophylaxis is usually started around 24–48 hours after hemostasis if there is no active bleeding.
Interventional Radiology in Trauma with Mike Rivers-Bowerman
Q: What are the classic indications for using IR in trauma?
IR is typically considered for hemodynamically stable or transiently stable patients with arterial injuries identified on CT angiography, especially in liver, spleen, pelvis, and certain extremity bleeds, with procedure choice tailored to stability and anatomy.
Interventional Radiology in Trauma with Mike Rivers-Bowerman
Q: What is interventional radiology and what does it do within our trauma system?
IR applies imaging-guided, minimally invasive techniques to control bleeding and manage vascular injuries, primarily arterial in trauma, using devices like stent grafts, coils, and embolic agents to achieve hemostasis while preserving organ function where possible.
Trauma-ing Live: Through their eyes, a family’s trauma journey
Q: How did Mitchell's rehabilitation unfold after ICU?
He progressed through IMCU and rehab with steady gains, starting with early mobility and then walking with a walker, supported by physiotherapy and community services that aided independent living.

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This show centers on trauma care, featuring clinicians and researchers who unpack the latest evidence, share practical workflow tips, and dissect complex cases in the trauma bay. Episodes frequently cover imaging decisions, resuscitation strategies, interventional radiology, mass casualty planning, and evolving operating room concepts, all through clinician-to-clinician dialogue. A notable throughline is translating research findings into bedside practice, with real-world anecdotes from Canadian trauma systems and international perspectives. The format often blends expert guest insights with host-driven clinical discussions, offering both actionable takeaways for practitioners and a lens into system-level optimization in high-stakes care.

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Recent guests on TRAUMA-ING include:

1. Nori Bradley
2. Luiz da Luz
3. Brian Lahiffe
4. Winny Li
5. Dr. Andrew Kirkpatrick
6. Shane Smith
7. Amber Humes
8. John Armstrong

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