Best Patient Transport Podcasts (2025)

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15 Years of Simons Searchlight: Dr. Wendy Chung on How Families Shape Rare Disease Research and Spark Aha Moments - with Wendy Chung 23:46

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In this conversation, Wendy Chung discusses the evolution of understanding genetic conditions, particularly in relation to autism, and the role of Simons Searchlight in patient advocacy. She emphasizes the importance of community support, global inclusion, and the hope for future therapies. The conversation highlights the significance of family con…

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Episode 132 - Prolonged Flight Care w/Anyone Not Ready (Big Announcement) 54:29

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What happens when resources are limited, transport is delayed, or you’re forced to manage a critically ill patient far beyond the typical flight window? In this podcast episode, Brett Weiner and Dr. Tim Hurtado help us dive into the challenges and realities of prolonged field care in air medical transport. We’ll explore clinical considerations, cre…

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Promoting Resilience in Adolescents and Young Adults (AYAs) with Cancer via Developmentally Targeted, Evidence-Based Interventions 32:21

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An estimated 85k adolescents and young adults (AYAs) between the ages of 15 to 39 will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States this year. AYAs with advanced cancer face care gaps for psychosocial support and communication. A recent paper published in JCO OP titled “Promoting Resilience in Stress Management: A Randomized Controlled Trial of a …

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Love, Resilience and Recovery: A Young Caregiver’s Story 53:15

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Episode 33: Stronger After Stroke — Love, Resilience and Recovery: A Young Caregiver’s Story In this heartfelt episode of “Stronger After Stroke,” host Rosa Hart welcomes Katelyn Deakins, wife of a young stroke survivor who shares her inspiring story of love and resilience amid the realities of caregiving. Katelyn shares what it was like to step al…

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Minute Ventilation Mastery & The Obstructive Lung Mindset – with Scott Weingart 43:58

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Episode Description In this powerful and highly practical episode, Eric Bauer is joined by Dr. Scott Weingart for a deep dive into mechanical ventilation strategy, critical thinking in metabolic acidosis, and the nuanced management of obstructive lung disease. You’ll hear honest, experience-driven insights that challenge outdated protocols and prov…

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RTB: Supporting the ambulance service and the wider health system at times of pressure 29:16

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In this episode, locality manager Paul Elstob speaks to operational delivery manager Clare Graham about the work going on to support the frontline from behind the scenes within the Operations Co-ordination Centre (OCC). If you'd like to get in touch about anything you've heard on RTB, or if you want to suggest a topic for us to cover in a future ep…

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August 2025, Push Dose EMS Podcast Episode 57 - Paging the Fellows: Docs Gone Prehospital 20:35

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Host and Clinician Development Manager, Shane Hughes welcomes Drs. Amy Stasik and Mitch Byrd as Medical College of Wisconsin, EMS Fellows to OEM and the Milwaukee County EMS System. Plus, Chief Medical Director, Dr. Ben Weston highlights the importance of fellowship program and collaboration with the system.…

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MDCAST: Beyond the Blade - Redefining Airway Success in Transport 41:43

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In this episode of the FlightBridgeED Podcast, Dr. Mike Lauria welcomes back Dr. Nick George to dissect a topic that’s long overdue for critical discussion: airway management in critical care transport—and whether your background matters. Does being a paramedic or a nurse predict first-pass success rate? Does prior training or clinical experience t…

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RTB: From call to care: how clinical assessment service (CAS) clinicians are helping reduce ambulance demand 34:07

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In this episode, Yvette Campbell, clinical section manager in our Clinical Assessment Service (CAS), joins James Atkinson to discuss how CAS clinicians help patients access the most appropriate care — often preventing unnecessary ambulance dispatches. With a career spanning hospital care, patient transport, and frontline paramedicine, Yvette shares…

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MDCAST: Aortic Emergencies - What You Need to Know, But Were Never Taught 47:13

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In this episode of the FlightBridgeED Podcast, Dr. Mike Lauria is joined by Dr. Nick George, a retrieval and EMS physician currently practicing full-time in Darwin, Australia. Together, they break down the often-overwhelming topic of aortic emergencies in a way that’s brilliantly simple, practical, and immediately applicable for all providers—wheth…

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Incomplete Reporting and Toxicity-Minimizing Language in Oncology 36:23

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There is often a disconnect in toxicity assessment between what is reported on clinical trials as being “well tolerated” and the lived experience of taking a treatment for patients. Toxicity minimizing language including “safe” and “tolerable” are subjective and can downplay quality of life limiting side effects from treatment. A recent paper publi…

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RTB: Empowering colleagues to call out inappropriate behaviour 30:55

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In this episode of RTB, Louise and Dan talk with Kate Rogers about the importance of Call it Out – our year-long campaign to empower colleagues to speak out about inappropriate behaviour they experience or witness. If you'd like to get in touch about anything you've heard on RTB, or if you want to suggest a topic for us to cover in a future episode…

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Bleeding Out: The Trauma We Can Actually Fix 46:35

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In this powerful and unfiltered episode, Eric Bauer sits down with Dr. Mark Piehl—pediatric ICU physician, trauma resuscitation expert, and inventor of the LifeFlow device—for a deep conversation that will reshape how you think about blood product administration in trauma care. From pediatric hemorrhagic shock to adult penetrating trauma, from urba…

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Episode 131 - TXA: The Clot Thickens 54:54

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Tranexamic Acid (TXA) is a lot like hot sauce: People put it on everything — especially for apparent or suspected acute blood loss. In this podcast episode, we dive into a drug that’s been both praised and questioned in trauma and prehospital care. We break down what TXA is, how it works, and the evidence behind its use. From CRASH-2 to CRASH-3, we…

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Role Reversal – When the Child Becomes the Caregiver with Tiffany Cardwell 33:17

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Episode 32: Role Reversal – When the Child Becomes the Caregiver with Tiffany Cardwell When a person has a stroke, life changes for family members as well. Host Rosa Hart is joined by Tiffany Cardwell, who shares a deeply personal journey of love, responsibility and unexpected role reversal after her father experienced a stroke while traveling over…

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RTB: How we’re supporting crews to prevent unnecessary emergency department admissions 29:11

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In this episode, newly qualified paramedic James Atkinson speaks to clinical pathways lead Simon Kelly about the support he and his team provide to frontline ambulance crews, ensuring they have viable alternative options to the emergency department for their patients. If you'd like to get in touch about anything you've heard on RTB, or if you want …

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Kidney Pledges, Pet Care, and Paychecks: The Unexpected Support System for Living Donors with the APKD | EP 35 33:20

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Send us a text Sue Rees returns to share the revolutionary donor protections offered by the Alliance for Paired Kidney Donation (APKD) that are making kidney donation more accessible and equitable for everyone. As Chief Operating Officer with over 25 years of transplant experience, Sue walks us through the comprehensive "Donor Protect" program desi…

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Summer, Bloody Summer 1:00:03

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Get ready for a transformative episode of the FlightBridgeED Podcast, where host Eric Bauer teams up with EMS trailblazer Dr. Peter Antevy to dive into the life-saving world of pre-hospital hemorrhage control and blood product administration. Discover how whole blood is reshaping trauma care, doubling survival rates for patients bleeding out from t…

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Building a Legacy of Life: The Origins of the Alliance for Paired Kidney Donation | EP 34 33:09

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Send us a text What happens when a transplant surgeon, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, and a willingness to trust strangers come together? A revolution in kidney donation that has saved 20,000 lives and counting. Meet Dr. Michael Rees and Sue Rees, the power couple behind the Alliance for Paired Kidney Donation. In this captivating first installme…

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RTB: Dose of excellence: how medicines management supports emergency patient care 23:33

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Welcome back to Return to Base Season 4! In this episode locality manager, Paul Elstob speaks to medicines manager, Fay Ord to talk about the role of medicines management within the ambulance service and the work that goes on behind the scenes to ensure our patients receive excellent patient care. If you'd like to get in touch about anything you've…

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Blackpool's disabled residents on benefits buses and more 35:01

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Send us a text Join host Gillian Oliver from the Poverty Truth as she takes you through the latest disability forum above Sainsburys on Talbot Road Blackpool She was joined by Emma Jackson, Howard Robinson and Michael who claims PIP payments himselfBy Poverty Truth Network

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July 2025, OEM Podcast Episode 56 - No Code, Full Compassion: Hospice patients - MANDATORY 20:55

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Host and Clinician Development Manager, Shane Hughes, along with Deputy Chief Medical Director Dr. Tom Grawey, and Dr. Max Nanes from Aurora Advocate discuss Hospice and Palliative Care.By Milwaukee County OEM EMS

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Spotting An Opportunity, Crafting A Solution : EP41 36:56

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Epinephrine auto-injectors, first developed in the 1970s, are the most common emergency treatments for anaphylaxis, often deadly allergic reactions. The limitations of liquid epinephrine and the device’s decades-old technology have kept these life-saving devices out of patients’ hands. Austin-based startup Windgap Medical, Inc. plans to break these…

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Park the Parking: Patient and Caregiver Perspectives on Transportation Barriers in Cancer 31:09

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Frustrations regarding the costs and difficulties with parking at hospitals is a common concern voiced by patients, families, and healthcare providers. Transportation barriers to receiving cancer care are incredibly common despite what appears to be relatively straightforward solutions. Dr. Chino welcomes two patient-centered health policy experts …

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Episode 130 - Opinion-Based Medicine w/Mike Carunchio 1:10:08

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Though evidence dictates much of what we do as emergency medical providers, some areas remain open to debate: How are we justifying stroke ambulances, CCT speciality teams, AHA guidelines, and our choice of crystalloids? How are we justifying what professionals are allowed to post on social media? And do we agree with the currently accepted norms? …

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A Rare Collection - Rare Disease Storytelling with Kyle Bryant, Jennifer Siedman, Liz Morris and Ashley Fortney Point 24:32

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ONCE UPON A GENE - EPISODE 100 A Rare Collection- Because of You with Kyle Bryant, Jennifer Siedman, Liz Morris, and Ashley Fortney Point There's power in storytelling- for the listener and the storyteller. A Rare Collection is a monthly series featuring people from the rare disease community, sharing a story with a common theme. Kyle Bryant, Jenni…

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Can I Drive Again? Legal Realities After Brain Injury 25:23

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Episode 31: Stronger After Stroke – Can I Drive Again? Legal Realities After Brain Injury Driving is more than just transportation—it represents autonomy, identity and freedom. Host Rosa Hart welcomes attorney and brain injury survivor Cameron Fathauer, J.D., for an enlightening conversation about the emotional and legal complexities of driving aft…

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Finding Joy in the Journey: A Guide for Parents of Medically Complex Kids with Amber Pierson & Chelsea Kuhn 42:47

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Discount Code for 20% off: ONCEUPONAGENE Chelsea and Amber of Lemon Cake—two fellow rare moms on a mission—pop in to remind you that even when seizures, meltdowns, and endless therapies feel like they’re winning, there’s still room for belly laughs, tiny victories, and yes, a slice of cake. I had so much fun chatting with these bright lights as the…

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2 Pastors and a Kidney Voucher | EP 33 30:25

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Send us a text A spiritual calling, a kidney voucher, and two pastors reconnecting after decades apart—this is no ordinary transplant story. When Jim Pearl was diagnosed with Fabry's disease in 2004, he had no idea his journey would lead him back to Jeff Barker, a seminary friend from the '90s. After five years on dialysis, Jim clung to his mantra:…

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RESEARCH: DISABLED TRANSPORT ISN'T WORKING 29:03

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Send us a text In this episode we bring you the highlights from the recent Disability Forum, where we brought the research done by Healthwatch Blackpool and research done on a national level about disabled transport and found it just isn't working.By Poverty Truth Network

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Push Dose EMS Ep 55 - Beyond The Bleed: Mastering TBI Care 26:08

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Host and Clinician Development Manager, Shane Hughes, along with Deputy Chief Medical Director Dr. Tom Grawey, and Clinical Neuro Psychologist Dr. Mike McCrea from Froedert and the Medical College of Wisconsin, discuss 'H' bombs and pearls of mastering Traumatic Brain Injury care.By Milwaukee County OEM EMS

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MDCAST: Open Abdomen Transport 54:22

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In this episode of the FlightBridgeED Podcast, Dr. Michael Lauria sits down with Dr. Bryce Taylor—flight physician, trauma educator, and surgical critical care expert—for a deep dive into one of the most visually shocking and physiologically demanding scenarios in transport medicine: the patient with an open abdomen. From trauma-based damage contro…

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Startup Advice for AI Enabled Products : 40 39:47

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Hundreds of approved devices use artificial intelligence to help physicians diagnose patients faster and more accurately. Brooke & Associates is a legal and regulatory advisory firm that helps medical device makers get AI-powered devices through FDA pre-market approval. In Episode #40 of the MedTech Speed to Data podcast, Key Tech’s Andy Rogers and…

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Outgoing chief executive Helen Ray reflects on her time at NEAS 40:43

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In this special episode, outgoing chief executive Helen Ray reflects on her time at North East Ambulance Service and her thoughts on the future as she prepares to retire after 42 years’ service to the NHS. If you'd like to get in touch about anything you've heard on RTB, or if you want to suggest a topic for us to cover in a future episode, you can…

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Episode 129 - Little Lung Problems w/Nate Brown 1:07:36

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Wet or dry. Air in or out. Reactive or obstructive. The possibilities may seem endless when treating the pediatric patient with undifferentiated respiratory distress. It is confounded by the fact that pediatrics are outside the comfort zone of many novice critical care transport providers. In this podcast episode, neonatal/pediatric specialist Nate…

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Pregnancy and Breast Cancer 25:53

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Dr. Chino talks with Dr. Erin Roesch and patient advocate Julia Maues about pregnancy associated cancer with a focus on breast cancer, the most common cancer diagnosed during pregnancy. This discussion is based off an JCO OP review article published in late 2024 called “Multidisciplinary Management of Pregnancy-Associated Breast Cancer.” Transcript…

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From Beast Games Champ to Rare Disease Warrior: Jeff Allen’s 365-Mile Ruck for His Son’s Creatine Transporter Deficiency 33:12

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In this episode, Jeffrey Allen, a passionate advocate for rare disease awareness and a dedicated father to Lucas, who has creatine transporter deficiency. (CTD is also referred to as SLC6A8 Deficiency, CRTR, and X-linked Creatine Transporter Deficiency.Mutations in the SLC6A8 gene result in CTD.While patients with CTD have the necessary AGAT and GA…

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From Patient to Purpose: Adam Maddox’s Journey 27:40

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May 12: Stroke Awareness Month Episode Episode 30: Stronger After Stroke – From Patient to Purpose: Adam Maddox’s Journey In this powerful episode of “Stronger After Stroke,” host Rosa Hart, stroke nurse navigator, sits down with Adam Maddox, a stroke survivor who’s rewriting his life story. At just 26 years old, Adam suffered a hemorrhagic stroke …

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GeneDx Launches Cerebral Palsy Genetic Testing Pillar & Discover Snapshot: For Deeper Insights and to Help You Grow Your Patient Community – with Gay Grossman 32:49

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In this episode of Once Upon a Gene, I’m joined again by rare mom and powerhouse advocate Gay Grossman. Gay works at GeneDx—home to one of the largest clinical genomic databases—and she’s here to share two exciting updates that could change everything for rare families and patient advocacy orgs. We talk about: GeneDx’s new commitment to the cerebra…

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Push Dose EMS Ep 54 - First Blood: Milwaukee County EMS Update 18:09

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Host and Clinical Development Manager, Shane Hughes, along with Deputy Chief Medical Directors Dr. Tom Grawey and Dr. Tom Engel discuss the status, successes and lessons learned of the Milwaukee County Prehospital Blood Program.By Milwaukee County OEM EMS

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VENTILATOR JIU-JITSU: The Obstructive Lung Puzzle 24:12

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What if the biggest mistake you’re making with your COPD vent patients isn’t in what you’re doing—but in how fast you’re doing it? In this episode, Eric Bauer takes us deep into the nuances of ventilating a COPD patient in acute respiratory failure. Through a complex case breakdown, Eric challenges conventional thinking around rate, tidal volume, a…

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Adolescence in Blackpool: ways to help our bullied teens 25:05

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Send us a text Host Gillian Oliver was back at Holy Trinity Church on Dean Street in Blackpool to pull together children and adults a like, who have all been affected by bullying and to talk to the leaders of the town.By Poverty Truth Network

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Treatment De-escalation for Favorable Risk Breast Cancer 29:30

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Dr. Chino talks with Dr. Atif Khan and Dr. Lola Fayanju about the shift in breast cancer management from reducing locoregional recurrence and improving breast cancer mortality to deintensification, shared decision making, and improved quality of life. This discussion will be based off a JCO OP editorial published in late 2024 called “Contextual Fra…

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Empowered Kids - Painless Labs :O'Ryan Health’s At‑Home Blood‑Draw Revolution with Tim Coleman 34:00

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Turning Kids into Superheroes of Science with O’Ryan Health The world of pediatric autoimmune and rare diseases can feel isolating—especially when answers live behind hospital walls or research centers far from home. But what if science came to you? What if kids could lead the charge in reimagining care? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Tim Colem…

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Driven to Thrive: Tackling Transportation After Stroke 20:42

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Stronger After Stroke: Driven to Thrive: Tackling Transportation After Stroke In this empowering episode of “Stronger After Stroke,” host Rosa Hart is joined by social worker Caitlin Zoeller, MSW, LCSW, for an honest conversation about one of the biggest hurdles stroke survivors face: transportation. From the emotional impact of losing the ability …

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Episode 128 - Keeping Trauma Close to the Chest 55:14

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'Tis the season for trauma. (If there truly is a season.) Chest trauma, specifically, can vary in subtlety and severity, primarily due to the presence of multiple vital organs and vessels. In this podcast, we discuss these potentials while focusing on those injuries that are associated with the highest mortality rate. We also discuss why you should…

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Could a Facebook Scroll Save Your Life? | EP 32 35:16

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Send us a text What if a casual Sunday scroll through Facebook could save a life? In this heartfelt episode of Donor Diaries, Rich and Cali share the extraordinary story of how a social media post led to a life-saving kidney transplant and an unexpected lifelong connection. Rich, living with polycystic kidney disease, feared the wait for a deceased…

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Clinical changes shaping paramedic practice across North East Ambulance Service 32:05

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RTB (Return to Base) returns with a brand-new podcast episode ahead of the series launch in the coming months. In this episode, paramedic, James Atkinson talks to consultant paramedic, Dan Haworth about the new changes to practice, research findings and learning from incidents across clinical practice. A list of additional resources for major traum…

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Push Dose EMS Ep 50 - Second Life: EMS and Organ Donation 16:47

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Host and Clinical Development Manager, Shane Hughes, along with Deputy Chief Medical Director Dr. Grawey - and special guests Jared Roorda and Michelle Mooring, talk about April being National Donate Life Month and information for EMS about organ donation.By Milwaukee County OEM EMS

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Navigating the Complexities of Grief: How One Mother’s Grief Birthed a Supportive Community with, Heather Straughter. 53:11

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In this heartfelt conversation, Heather Straughter shares her profound journey through grief after the loss of her son, Jake. She discusses the pivotal moments that shaped her path, the importance of community support, and the ongoing nature of grief. Heather reflects on the complexities of acknowledging loss, the unexpected triggers that can arise…