Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds
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Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds
Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds brings you some of our favorite medical education segments straight from our expert-led collection of podcasts. Our podcast delivers the latest medical news, updated clinical practice insights, and practical pearls you can use on your next shift. Whether...
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Alpha-Gal Versus Meat
Alpha-gal syndrome has been all over the news as cases are on the rise. Have you ever diagnosed alpha-gal allergy? Would you know what to look for?
Shorter is Better (Usually)
Welcome to Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds, an open door to the expert-led learning behind Hippo Education’s podcasts. This month, we’re...
Misinformation is Winning. How Can We Take Back the Narrative?
Welcome to Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds, an open door to the expert-led learning behind Hippo Education’s podcasts. This month, we’re...
Legal Lessons: Vital Signs are Vital
One of the most stressful things a clinician can go through is a medical malpractice lawsuit. And all too often, no one talks about these cases.
IU-Doing This Right? Pain and Anxiety Management for IUD Placement
Welcome to Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds, an open door to the expert-led learning behind Hippo Education’s podcasts. This month, we’re...
How Much Do You Really Know About Diverticulitis?
Welcome to Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds, an open door to the expert-led learning behind Hippo Education’s podcasts. This month, we’re...
Measles Alert: Presentation, Management, and More
Welcome to Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds, an open door to the expert-led learning behind Hippo Education’s podcasts. In light of the cu...
Practical MHT Prescribing - You Can Do It!
Welcome to Hippo Education Presents: The Monthly Rounds, an open door to the expert-led learning behind Hippo Education’s podcasts. In this episode, D...
OUD Decoded - Understanding the Opioid Epidemic
The opioid epidemic is an ongoing crisis that devastates individuals and communities across the U.S. But did you know opioid use disorder dates back t...
OUD Decoded - What is Xylazine (aka "tranq")?
Join Dr. Kelly Heidepriem and pharmacist Dr. Kyle Dvoracek as they dive into the growing concern around xylazine, also known as "Tranq," a potent subs...
OUD Decoded - The Rise of Fentanyl: Eli's Story
Three months after Dr. Beth Weinstock’s 20-year-old son, Eli, tragically died in 2021, the coroner revealed that his body contained both kratom, a leg...
ERcast - Intro: Making Sense of the Nonsense
What do you do with the patient who arrives in the ED with an unreasonable request? DeLaney, Drew, and Andy discuss how to best handle this all-too-co...
ERcast - Lit Matters #1: Artificial Intelligence and Human Values
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in emergency medicine is here, particularly in the last several months and all of us will have our careers impacted by AI...
UC RAP - Legal Lessons: Testicular Torsion
Drs. Matt Delaney and Kelly Heidepriem review a real-life urgent care case on testicular torsion and discuss the known malpractice data on torsion, wa...
ERcast - Is Medicine a Vocation or a Profession?
The terms vocation and profession are both commonly used to describe the practice of medicine. While these terms may seem interchangeable, there are s...
UC RAP - Eustachian Tube Dysfunction
We so frequently see patients in the Urgent Care with complaints about their ears - everything from pain, to fullness, to hearing loss to “I’m all plu...
UC RAP - Ketorolac Comparisons: What's the Right Dose?
Ketorolac is our go-to UC workhorse for MSK pain, kidney stones, and so much more. But are you giving the right dose? We’ll dive into the literature.<...
Peds RAP - Neuroendocrine Causes of Obesity
Parul and Sol review neuroendocrine causes of obesity, including some syndromes associated with obesity.
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Peds RAP - Down Syndrome Part 1
Down Syndrome or Trisomy 21, is one of the most commonly encountered syndromes seen in the primary care office. Guidelines for the care of the patient...
Peds RAP - Nirsevimab: The Latest Tool to Prevent RSV
Nirsevimab - the new RSV monoclonal antibody has been FDA approved for use in infants. Parul and Sol review what it is, how effective it is in prevent...
Primary Care RAP - Lipidology 201: Advanced Testing
Patients sometimes ask us about further testing for lipids beyond the standard lipid profile. Neda Frayha sits down with cardiologist, Dr. Stanley Liu...
Primary Care RAP - IU-Doing this Right? Pain and Anxiety Management for IUD Placement
It's well-documented that the insertion of an IUD can be painful, sometimes excruciatingly so. But somehow it has taken a public outcry about this ext...
Primary Care RAP - Thyroid Q&A Lightning Round: Treatment Conundrums
Thyroid disorders can be confusing. In this episode, Neda Frayha, MD sits down with endocrinologist Rana Malek, MD for a thyroid Q&A lightning round....
Primary Care RAP - Antibiotic Stewardship with an Expert
Antibiotic Stewardship with an Expert Guillermo Sanchez, PA-C, MPH, MSHS and Tiffany Proffitt, DO Antibiotic stewardship is a complex issue, influen...
Primary Care RAP - Hypogonadism
Primary Care RAP presents a segment on Hypogonadism Featuring Margaret Wierman, MD and Andrew Buelt, DO
Urgent Care RAP - Smoking Cessation Update
Mike and Rob dive back in to give you some new finds on Smoking Cessation from the March 2016 Edition of Urgent Care RAP.
Peds RAP - Hoverboards
Dr. Ilene Claudius discusses the safety, risks and laws relating to hoverboards.
Peds RAP - Nice Dermatitides (Common Peds Skin Conditions)
Solomon Behar, MD and Danelle Fisher, MD discuss the most common skin conditions in children and basic approaches to management.
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Urgent Care RAP - WDIDN? Killing a Fly With a Cannonball!
Mike Weinstock, MD and Mizuho Spangler, DO discuss fingernail pathologies, management of paronychia and risks for aggressive antibiotic usage in outpa...
Primary Care RAP - Condolence Letters
A patient you’re caring for, but don’t know very well, dies in the hospital. You feel awkward about writing a condolence letter since there isn’t much...