This month’s Podcast of the Month is from PEM ED Podcast.
In a 2 x 45 minute series Andrew Sloas and Buck Kyle discuss paediatric syncope, with a focus on the cardiogenic causes that you don’t want to miss. They also cover common reasons why kids pass out, and throw in a little ECG revision too.
Do all children with congenital hearing loss need an ECG?
If you only get pre-excited about one podcast this month, make it this one.
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About Emily Pascoe
Emily is a General Paediatric Fellow in the Hunter Valley, Australia who also works at John Hunter Children's Hospital in Newcastle. She enjoys running with her toddler in tow, eating Low Carb High Fat food and drinking Hunter Valley semillon. Emily gets exited about hands free medical education and sharing the podcast love.
Author: Emily PascoeEmily is a General Paediatric Fellow in the Hunter Valley, Australia who also works at John Hunter Children's Hospital in Newcastle. She enjoys running with her toddler in tow, eating Low Carb High Fat food and drinking Hunter Valley semillon. Emily gets exited about hands free medical education and sharing the podcast love.
Syncope
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Pascoe, E. Syncope, Don't Forget the Bubbles, 2017. Available at:
https://dontforgetthebubbles.com/podcast-of-the-month/
This month’s Podcast of the Month is from PEM ED Podcast.
In a 2 x 45 minute series Andrew Sloas and Buck Kyle discuss paediatric syncope, with a focus on the cardiogenic causes that you don’t want to miss. They also cover common reasons why kids pass out, and throw in a little ECG revision too.
Do all children with congenital hearing loss need an ECG?
If you only get pre-excited about one podcast this month, make it this one.
Paediatric Syncope Part 1
Paediatric Syncope Part 2
About Emily Pascoe
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