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It doesn’t look like performance metrics are going away anytime soon. So why not make them a feature instead of a bug? G...
21/03/2022

It doesn’t look like performance metrics are going away anytime soon. So why not make them a feature instead of a bug? Guest Bio: Shawn Dowling MD is the medical director of the Physician Learning Program at the University of Calgary and Clinical Content Lead at the Calgary Zone Emergency Department. We discuss: Receiving audit and feedback data typically makes providers uncomfortable and feels punitive. ...

It doesn’t look like performance metrics are going away anytime soon. So why not make them a feature instead of a bug?

There is no doubt that handing over care of a patient to another clinician is potentially fraught with peril. After all,...
06/03/2022

There is no doubt that handing over care of a patient to another clinician is potentially fraught with peril. After all, it’s in the transitional moments when error is most likely to occur. But there’s a balance to strike here because there are also myriad upsides to signouts for both the patient and clinician. In this episode, Mike Weinstock, MD breaks down the arguments in favor of signouts, how to do them well, the big fat hairy signout pitfall, and why signouts might just be a key ingredient to career longevity and patient safety....

We break down the arguments in favor of signouts, how to do them well, the big fat hairy signout pitfall, and why signouts might just be a key ingredient to career longevity and patient safety.

05/03/2022

There is no getting around chest pain when you work in the ED, so we might as well embrace it with zeal and gusto. Within this one symptom there are several potentially lethal diagnoses (MI, PE, dissection). So we must be very careful in our workups and diligent in our documentation. To that end, below is my chest pain medical decision making (MDM) for a patient with a fully negative evaluation....

There is no getting around chest pain when you work in the ED, so we might as well embrace it with zeal and gusto. Within this one symptom there are several potentially lethal diagnoses (MI, PE, dissection). So we must be very careful in our workups and diligent in our documentation. To that end, be...

If you've listened to Stimulus, you may be acquainted with emergency department nurse Jose Pacheco. He was the first voi...
28/02/2022

If you've listened to Stimulus, you may be acquainted with emergency department nurse Jose Pacheco. He was the first voice ever heard on the show in episode number one Verbal Judo and more recently Caring for the Unapologetically Unvaccinated. I’ve known Jose for many years, but I learned something really cool hanging out with him recently that I’m going to start applying to my own life. ...

Keeping the student posture or mindset can be hard the further you get in your life and career. It won't come to you magically, it takes intent.

It can be hard enough managing critical tasks in even the best of times but, when things start to go awry, you need to f...
21/02/2022

It can be hard enough managing critical tasks in even the best of times but, when things start to go awry, you need to focus even more to keep moving in a positive direction. Back by popular demand, Dan Dworkis (our guest on episode 57) walks us through: Navigating uncertainty when under situational pressure, powering down at the end of the day, managing the physiologic response to stress, the most thoughtful procedural time out we’ve ever heard, and transparent team communication. ...

It can be hard enough managing critical tasks in even the best of times but, when things start to go awry, you need to focus even more to keep moving in a positive direction. Back by popular demand, Dan Dworkis (our guest on episode 57) walks us through: Navigating uncertainty when under situational...

A book I recommend to many coaching clients is “Designing Your Life” by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans. I’ve even had a cli...
07/02/2022

A book I recommend to many coaching clients is “Designing Your Life” by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans. I’ve even had a client use a several month coaching engagement specifically to focus on the exercises in the book. What makes it such a potent tool? Design thinking. What happens if we take the same principles that are used to create the fastest road bike or most efficient electric vehicle and apply them to help us live our best life?...

What happens if we take the same principles that are used to create the fastest road bike and apply them to help us live our best life?

18/01/2022

Our recent episode on navigating conversations with unvaccinated COVID patients is one of my recent favorites. One reason this really resonated is that it brings up several gravity problems1: COVID is here, it’s sticking around for a while, lots of people are unvaccinated, most sick COVID patients are unvaccinated. These issues are like gravity. You’re not going to solve gravity in the immediate moment....

Our recent episode on navigating conversations with unvaccinated COVID patients is one of my recent favorites. One reason this really resonated is that it brings up several gravity problems1: COVID is here, it’s sticking around for a while, lots of people are unvaccinated, most sick COVID patients...

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