The SimKit Podcast

A Medical Education company focused on bringing procedural training to the clinician. Our free podcast covers a breadth of topics in Emergency Medicine.

The SimKit Podcast is a health podcast hosted by SimKit, with 56 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #57

  Chasing the White Whale: What the Literature Says About Simulation and Patient Outcomes ​

  Aug 1, 202616 min

  This podcast episode delves into the effectiveness of simulation in trauma patient care, with some extrapolation to general medical care. It reviews a comprehensive study published in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine that assesses how various simulation methods impact team efficiency, leadership, provider well-being, education, and clinical outcomes. By examining different modalities like VR and AR, the podcast discusses cost-effectiveness, educational benefits, and confidence-building- emphasizing the role of simulation in enhancing medical practice and patient care without focusing solely on direct patient mortality outcomes. Click HERE for our detailed shownotes! ( https://simkit.co/podcast/ )

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  Episode #56

  Nasal Fiberoptic Rescue: Angioedema and the Awake Airway​

  Jun 19, 202647 min

  Severe oropharyngeal angioedema forces clinicians into uncomfortable territory: a dynamic airway with few good options and little margin for error. In this episode, Dr. Brett Johnson joins the SimKit Podcast to debrief a case of profound tongue angioedema managed with awake nasal fiberoptic intubation. The discussion focuses less on the mechanics of bronchoscopy and more on the cognitive framework, team structure, and technical lessons that made the case successful. Click HERE for our detailed shownotes! ( https://simkit.co/podcast/ )

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  Episode #55

  Switching Without Breaking: Performing Across Different ED Environments​

  May 6, 202644 min

  Navigating various healthcare environments as an Emergency Medicine physician can be challenging. Each setting demands unique skills, adaptability, and preparedness. This post explores how physicians can effectively prepare for shifts across different healthcare facilities. We'll delve into 'way before,' 'day before,' and 'bay before' strategies, drawing insights from our host, Dr. Jason Hine and our guest, Dr. Elizabeth Calhoun. Check out the fillable PDFs in the show notes below for some practical materials for ED environment switching! Click HERE for our detailed shownotes! ( https://simkit.co/podcast/ )

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  Episode #54

  Loud and Clear for the Room: Improving Communication in Emergency Care

  Mar 19, 20261h 18m

  In this episode, we're joined by Will Barry and Ross Orpit, co-hosts of the Loud and Clear Podcast, an EMS-focused continuing education platform built to bridge the gap between paramedic school and the realities of practice in the field. Will is a flight paramedic with 16 years of experience in EMS, and Ross is a board-certified emergency physician and EMS medical director with a background as a Denver Health paramedic. Together, they created the Loud and Clear Podcast — formerly known as EMS Cast — to give providers a set of guiding principles for navigating the uncertainty and complexity that classroom training alone can't prepare you for. The conversation today centers on the intersection of emergency medicine and EMS: how we communicate, how we optimize handoffs, and how we can show up as the best possible partners for the crews bringing patients to our doors. Click HERE for our detailed shownotes! ( https://simkit.co/podcast/ )

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  Episode #53

  The Good Vice: Why Small Indulgences Prevent Burnout​

  Mar 6, 202656 min

  In the hustle and bustle of our professional lives, especially in high-stakes fields like emergency medicine, we often find ourselves juggling a multitude of demands. Amidst these pressures, we inevitably seek ways to unwind, reward ourselves, and regain our sense of balance. This brings us to an intriguing discussion: the concept of "good vices." What qualifies as a good vice, and how can these indulgences positively impact our lives? We sit down with amazing educator and physician coach Rob Roman to discuss the benefits and risks of indulgences, good vices, and how they may be actually helping us live and survive in our high stress lives. Click HERE for our detailed shownotes! ( https://simkit.co/podcast/ )

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