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A Medical Education company focused on bringing procedural training to the clinician. Our free podcast covers a breadth of topics in Emergency Medicine.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA 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 hosted by SimKit. The show has published 56 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Chasing the White Whale: What the Literature Says About Simulation and Patient Outcomes " (1 August 2026, 16 minutes), "Nasal Fiberoptic Rescue: Angioedema and the Awake Airway" (19 June 2026, 47 minutes), and "Switching Without Breaking: Performing Across Different ED Environments" (7 May 2026, 44 minutes).
The SimKit Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 56 episodes.
Booking probability for The SimKit Podcast is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The SimKit Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The SimKit Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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SimKit hosts The SimKit Podcast, a health podcast with 56 episodes published.
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Episode #57
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Navigating through the nuances of atraumatic knee pain can be challenging for healthcare providers, especially in the fast-paced ED. The latest episode of the SimKit podcast offers valuable perspectives from Dr. Robert...
In the fast-paced environment of medical practice, teaching procedures is a crucial skill that extends beyond simple knowledge transfer. In this podcast we delve into the intricacies of educating medical professionals...
Episode #49
Today's post focuses on a significant study comparing peri capsular nerve group (PENG) block and fascia iliac block for managing acute pain in hip fracture patients. Conducted by D Pietro et al., this research...
In our latest episode of the SimKit podcast, we dive into a riveting discussion with physician assistant (PA) extraordinaire, Shawn Stepp, to delve into a complicated case of necrotizing fasciitis. This post breaks down...
Understanding the learning curves in medical procedures is crucial, especially when it comes to such a critical skill as intubation. In this post, we delve into an Annals study of learning curves in intubation mastery...
Addressing substance use disorder (SUD) remains a pressing issue, not just for healthcare providers but society as a whole. A recent article published in JAMA Network Open, titled "The Decline in Drug Overdose Deaths by...
Emergency Medicine requires a preparedness for the worst case scenarios, the most critically ill patients, the most complex care, and the most rare procedures that could potentially save a life. That is what we are...
In this podcast we review structures for efficient charting and patient care, leading to improved flow and less end-of-shift catch up work. To view the video form of this podcast, check it out on our site . Click HERE...
This episode features the presentation of a complex case involving a patient with altered mental status, facial swelling, and dental pain. The discussion highlights key elements of diagnostic reasoning and the...
Episode #42
In this episode, we dive into the case of a patient who presents with facial swelling—a common complaint with a wide differential. We walk through the clinical reasoning process, exploring key questions, potential red...
In this episode, we discuss a procedure so impactful that it can influence the direction of care and the patient’s subsequent hospital course. This procedure is the act of having a serious illness conversation. We...
Episode #40
In this episode, Jason Hine speaks with Rob Orman, a renowned emergency physician and coach, about his career transition from emergency medicine to physician coaching. The conversation covers preventive measures for...
The American Diabetes Association released a consensus report in 2024 on the management of the hyperglycemic crises: DKA and HHS. Our goal is to give you some insight into the latest recommendations on the management of...
The American Diabetes Association released a consensus report in 2024 on the management of the hyperglycemic crises: DKA and HHS. Our goal is to give you some insight into the latest recommendations on the management of...
Boarding plagues Emergency Departments the country (world?) over. It negatively impacts patient satisfaction, staff wellbeing, patient safety, among others. But what does it cost the hospital/healthcare system? A recent...
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physician, coach, host of the Stimulus Podcast, Orman Physician Coaching
Professor and Chair of Emergency Medicine, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
Vice President of Transmission and Distribution Infrastructure, Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum
Addiction Specialist and Toxicologist, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
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