Traumacast
A series of audio interviews addressing upcoming research and its application to the injured patient, education efforts related to trauma, and novel methods in the management of injury.
@EAST_Traumacast - EAST Traumacast is THE podcast that brings current and future leaders from the trauma community right to your audio device. @EAST_Traumacast keeps those conversations going off the air.
Listen and earn CME Credit
Select Traumacasts now eligible for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit TM self-assessment credits toward Part 2 of the ABS MOC Program. Visit the EAST Education Center for details.
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Podcasts Currently Available
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- Acute Care Surgery
- ATLS
- Coagulation
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- Critical Care
- Damage Control
- Debates
- Diagnosis and Imaging
- EAST
- Emergency General Surgery
- Employment
- Endovascular Trauma
- Geriatric Trauma
- Global Surgery
- Grab Bag
- Injury Prevention
- Literature Reviews
- Military
- Neurotrauma
- Pediatric Trauma
- Prehospital
- Professional Development
- Professionalism
- Publication
- Research
- Research Methods
- Resuscitation
- Transfusion
- Trauma
- Trauma Systems
- Violence and Injury Prevention
- VTE
- Thrombosis
- Burn Surgery
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Life as a Military Surgeon - #123
- 07/16/2019
Join us for an in depth look at life as a military surgeon. How did they get involved? What motivates them to re-enlist? How do they prepare for combat surgery? Drs. Ben Miller, Pam Choi and Matt Martin (as a guest!) share their experiences.
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Advanced Practitioners Training Programs - Podcast #83
- 06/05/2017
Crossover episode! Just like the time the Fonz was on Mork and Mindy, this episode brings the moderators of EAST's Traumacast, Dr. Dave Morris and Careercasts, Dr. Brad Dennis (we'll let you decide who is Mork and who is the Fonz) together. The topic is the training programs available for Adavanced Practitioners: the types of programs available, how the terms "residency" and "fellowship" are used, and what to look for in a reputable program. Guests Jon Messing and Aaron Pugh both run successful Advanced Practitioners training fellowships and are actively involved in developing these programs nationally. Both provide interesting insights into this aspect of trauma provider education.
Websites referenced:
Association of Post Graduate APRN Programs
Association of Physician Assistant Programs
American Nurses Credentialing Center
National Nurse Practitioner Residency & Fellowship Training Consortium
EAST Fellowship Listings/Advanced Practitioners- Listen Download
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An Insider’s Guide to the Journal of Trauma, Academic Productivity, and How to Participate - Podcast #41 - EP
- 04/29/2015
An interview with Dr. Ernest "Gene" Moore, a giant in the field of trauma and the current Editor in Chief of the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Sugery. Dr. Moore takes us behind the scenes of a major academic journal, and provides advice and insights on starting an academic career and producing high quality and publishable research. He then discusses how to become more active with scientific journals by serving as a peer-reviewer and what it takes to join the Editorial Board. The interview concludes with Dr. Moore's thoughts and experience on the relatively unique career path of becoming the Editor in Chief of a major journal.
Supplementary materials
View the online CME activity "So You Want to Publish in the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery (JOT)? Tips and Tricks for Academic Success in Trauma and Acute Care Surgery" given by Dr. Juan Duchesne.This interview is a combined effort between EAST's Online Education Section and Career Development Section. The interview has been posted on the EAST Traumacast and Careercast pages.
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Starting A Trauma_Center - Podcast #29
- 07/15/2013
A brief discussion of political and financial issues faced when The Trauma Center at Penn opened in 1988. Many of the same issues are still faced by trauma directors in new trauma centers.
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Training in Trauma Surgery - Podcast #18
- 08/25/2012
A discussion comparing the ATLS, ASSET, and ATOM courses and the future role of simulation in trauma surgery training
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Getting a Trauma Fellowship and Job - Podcast #16
- 07/21/2012
Discussion with Dr. Joe Sakran on getting into a trauma fellowship and securing a job
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Acute Care Surgery and Training Tomorrow's Trauma Surgeon - Podcast #7
- 09/15/2011
A discussion of the current status of the acute care surgery training program, why it is needed, and how to attract future surgeons to this field. Dr. Britt also discusses some the skill sets that the ACS surgeon will need/have, board certification for this field, and integration of this new subspecialty into the surgical community.
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*EP after the Traumacast number identifies enhanced podcasts that have bonus visual material in addition to the audio component. The enhanced podcasts are best viewed using the iTunes podcast browser on your laptop or phone, or using a video browser such as QuickTime or Windows Media Viewer.
Thank you to Haemonetics for supporting EAST Traumacast.
Your Traumacast Moderators
Carrie Valdez, MD
Spectrum Healthcare, Grand Rapids, MI
Melissa Red Hoffman, MD, ND
Mission Hospital, Asheville, NC
Aditi Kapil, MD
Yale New Haven Health, New Haven, CT
Firas Madbak, MD
University of Florida, Jacksonville, FL
