James, wonderful to read and hear your work getting the attention it deserves. Need some picks of your successful fishing career to compliment your other great successes.

Great podcast & discussion James – but how do I apply this theory to keeping my ultrasound machines clean and fully charged? 😉

Great listen! First of all, I am a big fan of the podcast. Secondly, Dr. Weingart, I love that you had the self-awareness to stop the podcast and say what you did. Dr. French, thanks for sharing your knowledge and acting so graciously in the interview. I really enjoyed the dialogue between the two of you!

lads, just finished the ‘cast. great work to you both, i am precisely the 1% of listeners who cares about just-in-time stocking, or lack thereof. you both handled it all masterfully as always. re: infinite bundles. scott, point taken on the trade off between efficiency of bundles vs. inefficiency of bundle creation. i grappled with just such a question creating the resus towers. scott, the problem (in our shop at least) with the run and grab it after approach is that it’s never #*$^&ing where you want it, and even the search for non-critical accessories (sutures, gauze, etc) can be… Read more »

I am so pleased that this is getting the attention it deserves. In a world where we seem obsessed with ‘wellbeing’ at one end and interventions like REBOA at the other, I truly believe that the actual way to make a difference is to pay attention to the simple stuff: like having equipment to hand when you need it. If I was to construct a “Maslow’s Hierarchy of Good Emergency Care” being able to have the right equipment, that is easy to find and in the right place, would be just above “access to toilets and food”. That this is… Read more »