HAMR Time

Amanda Higgins from the Office of Care Experience joins the Podcast to share some of her wisdom, insights, and tips from her work in the Emergency Department. Many of us have seen the great work that she does for our patients, and I explored what we could do to bring a little bit of Amanda's carisma to the bedside. This is not a Con-Ed episode, but rather a great opportunity to remember that we are all called to both provide World Class medical care, but also amazing care to the human beings in the department.

In this case review, Dr. Keith Hansz and Leanne Hatch, NRP review the case of a young woman with a medically complex airway obstruction. Listen to learn about some of the unique assessment points and medical decision making in this caseNursing and EMS Professionals, this is a Con-Ed episode!! Click this link to take the post-listen quiz so you can claim Con-Ed hours for listening to this podcast.

Jacqueline Maillet, Manager of the Forensic Nursing Program,shares some of the details about the Forensic Nursing Program, the services it offers, and highlights some of the patient populations the program benefits. This is a Con-Ed eligible podcast episode!! Nurses, Paramedics, AEMT's, EMT's, LPN's, & LNA's can click on this link to take the post-episode quiz & claim your con-ed cert. Certificates are emailed out the morning after you complete the form

Get to know details about Guardianships, and how they impact clinical care in the Emergency Department. Featuring guest Pam Driscoll, Risk Manager. For EMS Professionals: Follow this link to claim your Con-Ed Certificate. For Nursing Professionals: Follow this link to claim your Con-Ed Certificate.This program was made for staff of the DHMC Emergency Department. Information accurate at time of production/

Welcome to HAMR Time, an educational podcast for the Dartmouth Hitchcock Emergency Department. This is hopfully the start of many podcasts to come on a variety of topics. Send your topic ideas to [email protected]