End of Shift • 33.56

Conventional medical school and residency curricula glossed over nutrition for patients and certainly made no mention of how to look after oneself on shift.

End of Shift • 24.05

Dr. David Pledger fills us in on the interesting differences between US and Canadian emergency care.

End of Shift • 53:42

Discussing the practice of medicine in austere environments.

End of Shift • 1:00:21

New and emerging pearls, trauma systems, training and virtual support for BC trauma management.

End of Shift • 57:06

History, process, tips, and downfalls of practicing EM SIM.

End of Shift • 1:06

Exploring the origins of BC EM, and common underlying issues that lead to unprofessional behaviour.

End of Shift • 1:04

Guest Karine Badra-Quirion shares tips, tricks, and support for emergency care POCUS.

End of Shift • 47:01

Emergency Nurse Louise Pick on how teamwork is key to surviving life-and-death in the ED and on the slopes.

End of Shift • 41:45

Dr. David Haughton takes us on a tour through the gallery of his life in medicine, politics and his passion - art.

End of Shift • 1:00:02

Put your hands together for this episode on emergency management of hand and finger injuries.

Sepsis in the ED • 55:19

A deep dive on sepsis with Dr. Rob Stenstrom.

End of Shift Podcast • 38:55

A discussion with Jim about his 40-year career in emergency medicine and why he started the BC Emergency Medicine Network.

End of Shift Podcast • 22:00

How the warrior philosophy can be applied to emergency medicine and the COVID-19 pandemic.

End of Shift Podcast • 45:42

Pearls and pitfalls of renal colic and urinary retention management.