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    End of Shift Podcast: Bloody Well Right – Part 2

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  • Studying EM Procedures for Children and Adults

    How often are emergency physicians in B.C. carrying out emergency medicine procedures in children and adults?

    krittika bhende

    October 26, 2023

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    Ian Mitchell

    Royal Inland Hospital

    October 17, 2023

    Does iv phenobarbital for alcohol withdrawal require admission?

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    I have had success with phenobarbital monotherapy treatment for alcohol withdrawal, generally following the guidelines from pulmcrit.org

    I am curious to hear from others who use this medication; do you discharge them home or does phenobarbital usage mandate admission?

    Ian Mitchell

    October 17, 2023

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    New Comment • October 23

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    Do we have any PPOs provincially using phenobarb?

    James Heilman

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