Grand Rounds Recap 6.26.19

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Grand Rounds Recap 6.26.19

This week was the last grand rounds of the academic year. We started off with the monthly Morbidity and Mortality conference led by Dr. Colmer. This was followed up by a CPC on Infectious Mononucleosis from Dr. Jensen and Dr. Stolz. Dr. Urbanowicz then discussed if there is a use of platelet function studies in the Emergency Department. The day ended with Dr. Murphy-Crews describing a fascinating case of severe hypothermia and outlining the interventions available to us in the ED for these patients. See you next week!

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Grand Rounds Recap 2.20.19

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Grand Rounds Recap 2.20.19

This week’s grand rounds started with Dr. Colmer reviewing some fascinating cases in this months Morbidity and Mortality. We then split up into groups and did the quarterly sim focusing on informed consent led by Drs. LaFollette and Lang. This was followed by some challenging oral boards cases chosen by Drs. McDonough and Hill. Look forward to next week!

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Grand Rounds Recap 1.30.19

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Grand Rounds Recap 1.30.19

Welcome to another grand rounds recap! This week Dr. Isaac Shaw started us out with the monthly Morbidity and Mortality. Dr. Stolz then dove into some ultrasound QA, covering topics such as knee arthrocentesis and early pregnancy ultrasound. Dr. Murphy followed this up by discussing the science of motivation and how we can use this in the Emergency Department setting. This was followed up with Drs. Modi and Kircher who went head to head in this months CPC on endocarditis. Dr. Irankunda finished up the day with an excellent talk on the retrograde urethrogram. See you next week!

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Grand Rounds Recap 8.22.18

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Grand Rounds Recap 8.22.18

The week started off with our AirCare team discussing indications for procedures performed pre-hospital. The AirCare team continued by taking us through several cases in our quarterly AirCare M&M. We then got some oral boards practice with Drs. McDonough and LaFollette. The day finished with a simulation led by Dr. Hill covering patients who wish to leave AMA as well as the terrifying lengthening QTc.

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