Emtoxcast

First PodCast from my new home - Crozer Keystone Health System! Featuring Mark Saks the EM Program Director and a longtime friend and colleague.

April Journal Club Drexel EM

Drexel EM Journal Club March 2019 by rjhamiltonmd

Pod cast after our first ever Decision Science Rounds!

November Journal Club for the Drexel Emergency Medicine Residenct

Journal club discussing epinephrine in cardiac arrest, which medications for sedation of the agitated patient, and putting to bed the controversy on fluid resuscitation in pediatric DKA

Blue Zones in Medicine: The Role of Social Media - can social media save medicine? by rjhamiltonmd

Why do patients come to the ED? For the SALT-ED Sugar Alcohol of course!! Find out more by listening in ...

Journal Club February 2018 by rjhamiltonmd

Heart Failure by rjhamiltonmd

Dr David Vearrier, Program Director of the Medical Toxicology Fellowship here at Drexel University College of Medicine, joins me to discuss opioid withdrawal pathophysiology and treatment. We talk about our developing suboxone program and other approaches to treatment.

Peeling The Banana Out Of The Bag by rjhamiltonmd

I am joined by Rick McKnight PhD and Curt Woolford MA, E-RYT as we review a recent workshop/retreat we did on building resilience in emergency medicine, mindfulness, and a recent article on beating stress in high performance situations. Then we went out for Japanese BBQ and finished the evening with 'smores - now that's resilience building!

Dr. Rita McKeever, toxicologist extraordinaire, discusses the use of an early APAP level in patients with low probability of APAP overdose.

Heroin overdoses and naloxone reversal: ok for discharge or mandatory observation? by rjhamiltonmd

Grand Rounds at Morristown Department of Emergency Medicine July 2016

Dr. Dan Mirsch Drexel EM2 joins me for the next episode in our continuing series on the cardinal presentations in emergency medicine - chest pain.

Continuing series on cardinal signs tackles a common complaint - dyspnea. Part 2

Continuing series on cardinal signs tackles a common complaint - dyspnea

A review of the approach to headache in the Emergency Department for medical students