Hosted by The Emergency Mind Project · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 136 episodes
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Lessons from emergency medicine and beyond about performing when it matters the most and applying knowledge under pressure.
The Emergency Mind Project hosts The Emergency Mind Podcast, a health show with 136 episodes published.
Organizational network analysis reveals how work really gets done: hidden influence, brokers, bottlenecks, leadership feedback loops, and the informal structures that shape performance under pressure.
Sarah Gebauer is a physician and founder of Validara Health who works at the intersection of clinical AI evaluation and governance. We cover what it actually means to evaluate an AI product for clinical safety, how physi
In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, I’m joined by Elvina Hewitt and Mena Ramos for a wide-ranging conversation about emergency medicine, healthcare innovation, AI, entrepreneurship, and what it means to build
Psychologist, performance coach, and yoga teacher Diane Malaspina shares a strengths-based approach to stress, resilience, and optimal performance for high-pressure professions.
In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan Dworkis speaks with Aaron Clark-Ginsberg, a social scientist at RAND Corporation, whose work spans disaster response, risk governance, and organizational performance und
In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan Dworkis sits down with emergency physician and medical educator Joshua Feblowitz to examine how clinicians are trained to make decisions under pressure, and where tradit
In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan Dworkis sits down with Patrick Pollock, the world’s first Professor of Veterinary Surgery and Remote & Rural Medicine, to explore what really happens when humans, animal
ECMO does not succeed because of a single clinician, team, or device. It succeeds because of systems. In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan talks with Christine Stead, CEO of ELSO, about how innovation in EC
What do theater, crisis response, military service, and social work have in common? In this episode of The Emergency Mind Podcast, Dan Dworkis sits down with Adam Milano to explore a powerful idea: high-performance teamw
Why do some performers keep improving under pressure while others hit a ceiling? One of the most powerful answers is curiosity. In this episode, Dan talks with Marius Aleksa, a performance advisor who has coached elite p
Part 2 of 2! How do you know if your team is doing a good job? In this second part of a two-part series, we bring together leaders from medicine, the military, and crisis response to explore what team performance really
How do you know if your team is doing a good job? In this first of a two-part series, we bring together leaders from medicine, neuroscience, and crisis response to explore what team performance really means — and how to
What happens when life-and-death decisions must be made by a team rather than an individual? In this episode, Dr. Mark Ramzy — cardiothoracic intensivist, emergency physician, and Co-Editor-in-Chief of REBEL EM — joins u
What happens when life depends on perfect coordination between human and machine? In this episode, Thomas Preston — a veteran ECMO expert and executive leader at Integration Health — joins us to explore the high-stakes w
In this episode, Harry Moffitt shares his insights on human performance and philosophy. Moffitt, a director at Stoughton Group and Mission Critical Teams Institute, and a former SAS member, discusses his new book 'The Fo
How do complex systems shape the emergencies we face—and how can understanding them help you perform when it matters most? In this episode, I talk with epidemiologist and emergency responder Geoff Dougherty about how com
Coming home to your family after shift is a skill. In this episode, Dr. Art Finch and I talk about re-integration, and coming home as a process not an event. We introduce our new resource, "On Coming Home," a workbook fo
Eric Benoit, acute care surgeon at Lahey Hospital, and Andrew Petrosoniak, emergency physician at St. Michael’s Hospital, join me on the podcast to discuss operating with uncertainty in high-stakes medical environments.
Explore the vital role of Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) in critical care with Alex Hodson, a seasoned critical care physician assistant. Learn about the dynamics of high-functioning healthcare teams, the training pi
Dr. Sean Griffiths shares his experiences and insights from his training and career in emergency medicine, both within the United States Air Force and civilian practice. We talk through the stark differences between vari
Harry Moffitt
Author, Psychologist, Human-performance expert · Australian Special Forces
1 appearance on this show
Paul Hughes
former Director BBC Symphony Orchestra & Chorus · Bellator
1 appearance on this show
Sam Wilson
barrister · Sons of Bill
1 appearance on this show
Roger Kneebone
Professor
1 appearance on this show
Gareth Lock
author of 'The Human Diver' · The Human Diver
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jen Wagner
Dr. · WeProsper.Co
3 appearances on this show
Dr Dan Dworkis
emergency physician · TheEmergency Mind Project
4 appearances on this show
Rob Orman
physician, coach, host of the Stimulus Podcast
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Alex Auerbach
licensed counseling and sport performance psychologist
1 appearance on this show
Nathan Smith
Doublebois & St Mabyn Lodge Escape: two new launches for Evergreen Escapes · First Baptist Church, Roswell, New Mexico
1 appearance on this show
Chris Boyer
Dr.
1 appearance on this show
Mike Stone
The Godfather of Sport Science · Merz Therapeutics
1 appearance on this show
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The Emergency Mind Podcast is hosted by The Emergency Mind Project. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 136 episodes.
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