Dr. Mell and his guest, Matthew D. Sztajnkrycer, MD, PhD, a professor of emergency medicine, toxicology, and EMS at the Mayo Clinic, say sublingual sufentanil is a dumb idea and explain why you should keep it out of your hospital. Also, Primate

Two and a Half Tips

Jan 29th, 2019 52m 16s

Dr. Mell gives you two and a half tips about his favorite topics: caring for children in the ED and increasing your customer satisfaction at the same time!

Pediatric Critical Care Transfers with Russ Radtke, MD

Dec 27th, 2018 52m 16s

Dr. Mell interviews Russ Radtke, MD, to find out all you need to know about pediatric critical care transfers.

This IS Our Lane

Nov 21st, 2018 47m 11s

Dr. Mell and Ryan Stanton, MD, talk about the recent backlash against the NRA which told physicians to stay in their lane when it comes to gun violence. Listen in as they talk about why this is EPs’ lane and the best way to deal with volatile p

Cardiac Arrest in the Community ED

Oct 30th, 2018 1h 6m

If you’re an avid emergency medicine social media user, you know that the Twittersphere was on fire with controversy about resuscitation recently. Howard Mell, MD, in this podcast enlists the expertise of Jeffrey Jarvis, MD, to talk about wh

The PAMPer Trial

Sep 29th, 2018 53m 48s

Dr. Mell and guests Zaf Qasim, MD, and Karim Brohi, MD, discuss the game-changing PAMPer study, that sought to determine the safety and efficacy of prehospital plasma resuscitation compared with standard resuscitation in severely traumatically

EPs and Antibiotics

Aug 30th, 2018 31m 39s

Dr. Mell talks antibiotic stewardship with Thomas Sugarman, MD.

Physicians and Guns

Aug 1st, 2018 44m 59s

Dr. Mell interviews Megan Ranney, MD; Emmy Betz, MD; and Garen Wintemute, MD, about what physicians can do about the epidemic of gun violence.Links mentioned in the podcast:Megan Ranney: http://bit.ly/2L1gk3fEmmy Betz: http://bit.ly/2utBj

Should EPs Carry Guns in the ED? Dr. Mell’s Answer Will Surprise You!

Jun 30th, 2018 15m 38s

Self-professed “gun guy” Howie Mell, MD, tells the story of an EP threatened by a patient, and explains why she shouldn’t follow advice about taking a gun to work.

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