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Join Bram Duffee, a paramedic and researcher with over 20 years of experience in critical care and 911, as he explores the latest research in emergency medicine and paramedicine. Each episode of "EMS Research with Professor Bram" features an in-depth discussion, as well as an analysis of new studies and their implications for paramedics. As a PhD researcher and paramedic, Bram brings a unique perspective to the podcast. His expertise and experience allow him to break down complex concepts and make them accessible to listeners. Whether you're an experienced paramedic looking to stay up-to-date on the latest research or someone interested in learning more about emergency medicine, "EMS Research with Professor Bram" is the perfect podcast for you. Host biography: Bram Duffee has authored 2 books on communication. With over two decades of experience as a paramedic (since 1998), his roles have included 911 and critical care, along with operations management for both 911 and priva
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Signup to Generate a PitchJoin Bram Duffee, a paramedic and researcher with over 20 years of experience in critical care and 911, as he explores the latest research in emergency medicine and paramedicine. Each episode of "EMS Research with Professor Bram" features an in-depth discussion, as well as an analysis of new studies and their implications for paramedics.
EMS Research with Professor Bram is hosted by Bram Duffee. The show has published 43 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Stopping Violence Before It Starts: A new EMS tool" (31 March 2026, 34 minutes), "Rethinking the Pump: Is There a Place for Prehospital Gastric Lavage?" (16 March 2026, 31 minutes), and "Silent Signs: Improving Paramedic Response to Intimate Partner Violence" (3 March 2026, 37 minutes).
EMS Research with Professor Bram publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 43 episodes.
Booking probability for EMS Research with Professor Bram is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. EMS Research with Professor Bram requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. EMS Research with Professor Bram's contact route on record: verified email.
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Bram Duffee hosts EMS Research with Professor Bram, an education podcast with 43 episodes published.
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Episode #20
Workplace violence is an escalating crisis in EMS, often dismissed as just "part of the job." But what if you could predict which patients were likely to become aggressive before an incident occurred? In this episode...
Episode #19
Gastric lavage, a procedure for pumping the stomach after poisoning, was once a standard of care. Now, it's rarely used due to a lack of evidence and risk of complications. So why are we talking about it in 2026? A...
Episode #18
Domestic violence calls are among the most complex and high-risk situations paramedics encounter. Often, the signs are subtle-confusion, headaches, or a hesitant patient-and mask a much darker reality of non-fatal...
Episode #17
When does a quality improvement project become human research? If you're reviewing patient charts or surveying new hires, you might be stepping into the world of research ethics without even realizing it. In this...
Episode #16
For a pulseless trauma patient, starting CPR is an ingrained response. But in cases of pulseless electrical activity (PEA) from severe blood loss, could chest compressions do more harm than good? Host Bram Duffee, PhD...
Episode #15
Can artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT help paramedics with differential diagnosis and transport decisions? A groundbreaking new study explores AI's accuracy in prehospital care, offering a glimpse into a future...
Episode #14
This fast-paced video explores a long list of the latest research innovations shaping EMS with Bram Duffee, PhD, EMT-P including workplace culture, professional recognition, injury prevention, advancements in cardiac...
Episode #13
The 2025 AHA Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care introduce significant updates, including a focus on on-scene resuscitation, cautious use of mechanical CPR devices, and prioritizing IV over IO access...
Episode #12
Epinephrine is a cornerstone of medical cardiac arrest, but does it provide the same benefit in traumatic cardiac arrest (TCA)? Emerging research challenges long-held protocols, suggesting this go-to drug may not be the...
Episode #11
Severe hemorrhage is one of the toughest challenges faced in the pre-hospital environment, especially when every second counts and resources are limited. But a recent study on the use of 25% human serum albumin (HSA) in...
Episode #10
Discover the crucial insights behind managing pain in pediatric patients during prehospital care. Join us as we sit down with Dr. Hoi See Tsao, a pediatric emergency medicine expert, to discuss findings from her...
Episode #9
Join us for an eye-opening interview with Tanner Smida, MD/PhD candidate at West Virginia University, as he dives into his groundbreaking research on the use of amiodarone and lidocaine in cardiac arrest emergencies...
Episode #8
Tegan Mansouri, a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University at Buffalo and registered dietitian, led an eye-opening study titled Eating Patterns Among EMS Providers in the United States: A Qualitative Interview...
Episode #7
Navigating the complexities of transporting children in ambulances is no small feat for EMS workers. From safely securing young patients to performing critical interventions like CPR, these tasks become even more...
Episode #6
Hennepin EMS in Minnesota took a significant step forward in early 2023 by introducing a dedicated clinical pharmacist consulting role to its operations. This groundbreaking initiative formalizes the integration of...
Episode #5
When every second counts in a medical emergency like a stroke, deciding on the right course of treatment can be life-changing. Strokes come in two main types—ischemic and hemorrhagic—each requiring very different...
Episode #4
After 6 doses of Epinephrine it may be too late for the CPR patient. Emergency physicians Dr. Zachary Boivin and Dr. Trent She, both from Connecticut, discussed their recent study entitled "Epinephrine in Cardiac...
Episode #3
Dr. Nigel Barr is a paramedic researcher from Australia and Dr. Bram Duffee is a paramedic researcher from the United States. Together they talk about their individual studies that used qualitative research to better...
Episode #2
Dr. Zachary Tillett is a paramedic who works as an ER Physician in Maryland and talks about his new article “Breaking Bad News in the Prehospital Setting: A Guide for EMS Clinicians.” Book announcement: Bram Duffee is a...
Episode #1
Dr Casey Patrick, an ER and EMS physician from Texas talks about a recent study he helped publish that looked at how successfully surgical cricothyrotomy can be performed by paramedics. Book announcement: Bram Duffee is...
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interim music director, Dallas Theological Seminary
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