Analgesia and Procedural Sedation | The EM Boot Camp Course

The Emergency Medicine Boot Camp course has been designed by a nationally recognized emergency medicine faculty to provide participants with the essential information needed to practice in a modern-day emergency department or urgent care center. In addition to the detailed clinical content, each presentation will emphasize key documentation and risk management concepts.

The faculty consists of award-winning emergency medicine educators specifically chosen for their in-depth knowledge of emergency medicine, their ability to present information with passion and energy and their prior experience working in a collaborative environment. Each has participated as an invited speaker in hundreds of educational programs.

[larridee]

Great, great, great! I love this. Recently started my anesthesia rotation and needed to get a handle on medications used for sedation... the pain section was wonderful too. I feel more confident when choosing meds for my patients now.

[Angelusloco]

It is a great lecture. A lot of valuable information and pearls. Thanks a lot!

[HH-ryzn]

Outstanding, unbiased, review on sedation analgesia review. Very informative and will consider these tips when choosing pain management and sedation options.

[djmcheme]

incredible practicioner just incredible....whish they was all this good

[saintofgod]

Great teacher and information. Thank you!

[fjhisd]

What a remarkably intelligent woman. This is why I want to become a pain management MD

[shamailarizwan]

Great lecture dr, elaborately explained n very helpful in deciding right agents for pts, esp. benefitting those working in isolated environ. without proper guidance frm seniors n regular updating...stay blessed n keep it up.

[Mrlas]

very informative, thank you for your time

[jbt]

I wish she was my doctor every time I had to go to the ER. No one should be treated automatically as a drug seeker in an ER.

[cmrinhfx]

Excellent ! Keeping pharmacy interesting is a challenge, really well done.

[anonymous-ifsh]

Classic peak opioid crisis brainwashing that was forced on doctors. Literally says "why hold back?!", go for it with opioids. Hahaha ooo-ahhh looking back maybe not.

But the MD is awesome, i respect and have learned a lot from her videos and the entire company making them. Honestly. Not completely negative just was a phase back then for all docs.

[timdarr]

I think what she is saying is that in the emergency department there are several different analgesics that can be used. I worked at a local hospital and would have patients come in with intractable back pain. There are several ways you can test this. What is their bp, are they tachycardic and diaphoretic. No prescriptions would be given and they would have to follow up with their pain management doctor the next day. I am not sure if that is the answer to the On going issue and problem that we are facing today but it is a start.

[thepalettewhispererasmr]

Tramadol pearl- a vet tech friend of mine once told me they suspected a client of repeatedly breaking their puppys paw in order to get the Tramadol..😣😣

[Ryan-ydkq]

Pain is not an emergency condition under emtala

[medic]

Ah, the pre opioid crisis pain days we now get blamed for...

[davidmbeckmann]

This kind of thinking is why Americans consume 80% of the world's narcotics. Addiction is rampant and if I see another patient stating their pain is 10 over 10 while playing on their cellphones, I'll puke!