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Life in the Fast Lane – My favorite emergency medicine blog. Chock full of emergency and critical care information. Drs. Mike Cadogan & Chris Nickson are superstars!

Resus.Me – Dr. Cliff Reid gives more of the down under slant on Emergency Medicine and Critical Care

The Poison Review – Dr. Leon Gussow discusses toxicology

Academic Life in Emergency Medicine – Michelle Lin has such a great attitude and consistently good content

Steve Smith's ECG Blog-A PhD in ECGS

EM/Crit Care Podcasts

Chicago Toxcast – Such a delight to hear these folks talk about tox each month

EM:RAP Podcast – Mel Herbert is always on the cutting edge of EM education

ICU Rounds Podcast – Jeff Guy gives great ICU lectures on your ipod

ERCast – Rob Orman has a great format and a great show. He does curbside interviews with experts, many from outside EM.

Other Medical Podcasts

Emergency Ultrasound Podcast – Mike & Matt are hysterical and brilliant. Learn about the techniques and the evidence.

Journal Sites

EB Medicine-publishers of EM Practice (COI: I am on the Editorial Board)

Emergency Medicine Australasia

Neurocritical Care

Wessex Neuro-ICU Guidelines

Non-Medical Sites

Butterick’s Practical Typography

Medical Reading

see the emcrit recommended reading page

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Norma Pernett
Norma Pernett
11 years ago

Hola Scott, enhorabuena por tu blog. Está bien.
Un saludo.
Norma Pernett

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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
11 years ago

Gracias Norma!

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Zac Unverzagt
Zac Unverzagt
11 years ago

Love the podcasts! I’m an Intensive Care Paramedic and sometimes Flight ICP from Brisbane Australia! love your teaching and your passion great stuff!

Zac

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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
11 years ago
Reply to  Zac Unverzagt

Thanks for the feedback Zac!

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Mark Newcombe
Mark Newcombe
11 years ago

Love your work
Great podcasts
Amazing amount of work you’ve put in to produce an amazing and expanding website

Keep our conference in mind- if it works we’ll be coming to Cuba in 2013 and we’ll need presenters.
Mark

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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
11 years ago
Reply to  Mark Newcombe

definitely keep me in the loop, my friend

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mark newcombe
mark newcombe
11 years ago
Reply to  Scott Weingart, MD FCCM

You might notice one of the academic topics for developingem 2012 is ED:ICU Bridging the Gap being presented by a dual trained specialist from Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney. A topic close to your heart??

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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
11 years ago
Reply to  mark newcombe

nah I have no interest from that sort of thing at all : )

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John Roe
John Roe
10 years ago

Hi Scott, Kudos to guys like you and Dr Orman. My gym sessions are now more for my grey matter than my muscles, as I have ditched the doof doof music to play the blogs, so mens sana in corpore sano! And it feels, dare I say it, quite sexy to have bang up-to-date banter and in depth reviews on various Crit Care topics. It is great to be able to snappily bring out ideas and data from the shows when on the shop floor, and to reflect on yours and others practice. Love the blogs. Love it! Keep ’em… Read more »

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Kanishka Davda
Kanishka Davda
10 years ago

Hello Dr. Scott, im doing my postgraduation in Internal Medicine in India, just wanted to drop in to say that your an inspiration and I really appreciate the work u’r doing, not just for your patients and also on your blog. Gr8 job!

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Zikri
Zikri
9 years ago

Hi..

I’ve been following your blogs for past two years.. I have to say it’s getting better each time.. I’ve never failed to include my teaching sessions with your great podcast stuffs especially the airway.. Keep it up!

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Colin Kaide
Colin Kaide
9 years ago

Love the Stuff! Have you ever used nebulized flolan for patients with severe hypoxemia and sob? Is this an alternative to nitric oxide? Assume no history of pulmonary hypertension.

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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM
9 years ago
Reply to  Colin Kaide

I’ve only ever used it IV

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Rich Rearick
Rich Rearick
9 years ago

Just want to say thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience! I’m a newer paramedic who years before that was a patient. My last year of high school I was consumed by heroin and cocaine. Many years later receiving narcan several times and getting help I made life changes. I got cleaned up and went to school for my EMT and then my Medic. I now learn as much as I can about medicine and work hard to provide the best care I can. I’m so greatful for people like you who are so selfless and willing to freely… Read more »

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