2015 Year in Review: Top 10 Podcasts

Our podcasts in 2015 focused on a range of topics and featured many international guests. Here are the top 10 podcasts from this year:

1. Word on the Street: When Your Medical Director is Your Patient. Richmond Ambulance Authority Operational Medical Director Dr. Joseph P Ornato discusses how he survived a massive pulmonary embolism.

2. World of EMS: TXA. What you need to know about TXA and traumatic hemorrhagic shock.

3. World on the Street: Blown Away—From Medic to Combat Casualty. Host Rob Lawrence chats with Simon Harmer, a former UK Army medic turned combat casualty.

4. World of EMS: Saving Providers. The recent suicide of veteran Denver Health paramedic Debbie Crawford highlights the need for us to recognize signs of stress and depression in EMS.

5. Word on the Street: Why Ultrasound Belongs in EMS. Drew Harrell, MD, states the case for why every EMS agency in the United States should have at least one ultrasound device.

6. Word on the Street: ECCU Preview Part 1. In the first of a series of podcasts, host Rob Lawrence chats with key faculty who will be presenting at ECCU 2015.

7. Word on the Street: London Ambulance Service Prepares for New Year's Eve. London Ambulance Service preps for the busiest night of the year.

8. PAIC 2015. PAIC2015 faculty discuss what you should know about prehospital ultrasound and the role #FOAMed plays in the dissemination of research and education

9. World of EMS: Gary Ludwig Discusses "Blood, Sweat, Tears, and Prayers". Blood, Sweat, Tears, and Prayers is a dramatic memoir that follows the career of a firefighter/paramedic through the tough neighborhoods of St. Louis and Memphis.

10. Clinical Pinnacle. Join us on the Clinical Pinnacle as we take a journey inside our clinical departments.