Grand Rounds Recap 3.15.23

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Grand Rounds Recap 3.15.23

What a packed week! We reviewed a harrowing case of massive bee envenomation (with insects in the airway) w/ Dr. Yates, R4 wisdom and philosophies with Dr. Mullen, an overview of hydrocephalus with Dr. Stothers, a CPC of a brain tumor presenting with aphasia with Dr. Glenn, a dive into hyperviscosity syndromes with Dr. Beyde, and a wonderful series of lectures on the Language of Being Well & Embracing Fear in EM with visiting professor Dr. Arlene Chung.

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Grand Rounds Recap 06.02.21

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Grand Rounds Recap 06.02.21

What a fabulous and jam-packed Grand Rounds it was! Drs. Knight, Roche, and Freiermuth kicked us off with fantastic attending case follow-ups with pearls for physicians of all levels. Drs. Frankenfeld and Hill duked it out in a fascinating case of iron toxicity. Dr. Thompson expertly led us through UC’s new model for patient safety. Dr. Freiermuth brought us back to the basics of refining our history taking skills with tips on approaching sensitive topics. Dr. Pulvino walked us through a very difficult presentation of simultaneous stroke and STEMI in her R3 Taming the SRU. Lastly, Dr. Mand capped off the day with her R4 capstone detailing the lessons she has learned throughout her residency training. Tune in now for a great read!

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Grand Rounds Recap 10/14

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Grand Rounds Recap 10/14

Reviewing our own neuroimaging just got a little easier with expertise shared by Dr. Knight. Trauma resuscitations just got a little more evidence-based with Journal Club covering VL>DL, IO>IV, and arginine vasopressin administration. Our kindness, attitude, and desire to take breaks all can improve with the help of Dr. Li’s R4 Capstone. Finally, Quarterly Sim/Oral Boards covered the spectrum of pediatric DKA with cerebral edema, to PTA, to trauma in the elderly, highlighting the breadth and depth of emergency medicine.

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Grand Rounds Recap 09.16.20

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Grand Rounds Recap 09.16.20

Join us as we explore our EMS Grand Rounds with Dr. Gray, discussion of pain management in pediatrics with Dr. Bryant, and the evidence-based approach to pericarditis treatment with Drs. Stevens and Jensen. Drs. Chuko and LaFollette then go head-to-head in our beloved CPC, Dr. Martella takes us through the diagnosis and management of myasthenia gravis, and Dr. Berger outlines the importance of taking care of our critically ill patients with humanity and kindness in his R3 Taming the SRU lecture. Lastly, Dr. Gottula wraps up with a discussion on how to excel at the little things during his R4 Capstone.

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