End of Shift • 41:23

In this episode of End of Shift, Eric and Joe continue their discussion with Dr. Shannon Jackson, talking about blood types and donation as well as sickle cell disorders.

End of Shift • 47:27

The older ED crowd will remember this classic Supertramp track from the 1974 album, Crime of the Century. It's our springboard to talk about bleeding disorders.

End of Shift • 33.56

Conventional medical school and residency curricula glossed over nutrition for patients and certainly made no mention of how to look after oneself on shift.

End of Shift • 24.05

Dr. David Pledger fills us in on the interesting differences between US and Canadian emergency care.

End of Shift • 53:42

Discussing the practice of medicine in austere environments.

End of Shift • 1:00:21

New and emerging pearls, trauma systems, training and virtual support for BC trauma management.

End of Shift • 57:06

History, process, tips, and downfalls of practicing EM SIM.

End of Shift • 1:06

Exploring the origins of BC EM, and common underlying issues that lead to unprofessional behaviour.

End of Shift • 1:04

Guest Karine Badra-Quirion shares tips, tricks, and support for emergency care POCUS.

End of Shift • 47:01

Emergency Nurse Louise Pick on how teamwork is key to surviving life-and-death in the ED and on the slopes.

End of Shift • 41:45

Dr. David Haughton takes us on a tour through the gallery of his life in medicine, politics and his passion - art.

End of Shift • 1:00:02

Put your hands together for this episode on emergency management of hand and finger injuries.

Sepsis in the ED • 55:19

A deep dive on sepsis with Dr. Rob Stenstrom.

End of Shift Podcast • 38:55

A discussion with Jim about his 40-year career in emergency medicine and why he started the BC Emergency Medicine Network.

End of Shift Podcast • 22:00

How the warrior philosophy can be applied to emergency medicine and the COVID-19 pandemic.

End of Shift Podcast • 45:42

Pearls and pitfalls of renal colic and urinary retention management.