EM:RAP LIVE: COVID-19 Update | April 7th 2020

Join Drs. Andrea Bertozzi, Vanessa Cardy, Sara Crager, Mel Herbert, Sean Nordt, David Schriger, Anand Swaminathan, Stuart Swadron, Amal Mattu, and David Talan for the latest in our weekly COVID-19 live events. We will review the latest literature, give you an update from NYC, explore COVID-19 management in the low resource setting, do a deep dive into permissive hypoxemia, and talk with a modeling expert about the projections and assumptions in the current models.

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EM:RAP on Social Media:

[sudhirpandya]

The discussion with Dr Sara Crager about 1hr 15 to 1hr 45 is excellent!!!! Thank you!!

[andreabertozzi]

Thanks for having me on the show. All the ER docs are very inspiring to listen to.

[ianevans]

It’s great to hear that MD James Pruden is doing well. He’s a great asset & advocate for EMS in New Jersey.

[tatonka]

Great as always! Sara needs to be a regular forever! - just think practitioners are missing what the WHO has been saying consistently even though they have four months of experience on this, and focusing on the CDC messaging. Or politics and reality shows who shouldn't be listened to instead - for example, the term preferred is "physical distancing" because social connections should still be encouraged. But as always, amazing work here. Thank you! You guys are saving lives with these videos.

[bitahosseini]

Listening to you .working in covid unit . Thanks for keeping us updated

[bradleylewis]

Hello from Canada!
Could you please share the resource referenced for diff types H and L of Covid.
You guys are awesome thanks so much for all your hard work getting this FOAM out there.
Thanks a million,
Brad

[Delmundo]

Thanks for being on the front lines and for making this information available

[fenixroger]

This is a great episode/update. Really appreciate.

[alexhaluska]

Sara’s presentation was phenomenal, thank you!

[ZantherStone]

Next session, could you maybe drive into the re-infection issue a little more. I'm hearing that it might also be due to the three different main strains?

[Tennissoccergolfski]

It is so nice to finally put face to voice

[dhamptondo]

As we approach summer, has anyone given any consideration as to whether or not SARS Co-V 2 might be able to transmitted via a vector, such as a mosquito, like in other virus like Chikungunya, West Nile, etc?