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Two self proclaimed resuscitation nerds (AKA CodeHeads) break down the science, latest research, clinical practice, and share ideas related to training. The goal of the CodeHeads is to stir conversations, create community, and help each other to save lives!

Podcast · By CodeHeads · English · Official site

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6
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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    🎙 Ask a Codehead! (opens the original)

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    This week on CodeHeads, we’re turning the mic over to you!Our listeners and viewers have submitted their burning questions (clinical, personal, or utterly bizarre) and we take them all, no filter. In this episode we answer the question “What’s the wildest patient presentation you haveencountered?” Tune in for a discussion about a couple of our more intense patient presentations that have never left us. Let us know what YOU think, and if you have ever had similar experiences! *Consider yourself w

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Sippin’ on Gin & Juice: The Hidden Dangers of T1D & Drinking (opens the original)

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    Managing blood sugar with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) getsunpredictable fast when alcohol is involved. In this episode of Codeheads, we break down how alcohol compromises the liver's ability to prevent severe low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), why delayed drops happen hours later, and how tospot the difference between alcohol intoxication and a low blood sugar. The CodeHeads also share some practical safety rules for nights out, sleeping, and emergency preparedness. This is the episode that every diabeti

  3. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    CPR in the Community: The Mandate That Isn't (opens the original)

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    This episode tackles the frustrating reality of community CPR: why it's still not mandated in most schools despite proven benefits. We break down federal vs. state laws, disparities in training access, and our frustrations as clinicians watching policy lag behind evidence. #CPR #CardiacArrest #Resuscitation #CommunityCPR #CPRinSchools #BystanderCPR #PublicHealth #HealthEquity #Cardiology #EmergencyMedicine #CodeHeadsPodcast #CPRTraining #SaveLives #PolicyChange #DisparitiesInHealthcare #AED #Hea

  4. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    Flatline to Frontline with David Hiltz (opens the original)

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    Join us on CodeHeads as we sit down with David Hiltz, a passionate sudden cardiac arrest advocate and one of resuscitation medicine's most knowledgeablehistorians. With four decades of perspective, David takes us on a fascinating journey through the evolution of cardiac resuscitation from the early days of CPR protocols to today's cutting-edge technologies and community-basedinterventions. Whether you're an emergency medicine professional, a cardiac care specialist, or someone passionate about s

  5. Episode · Jul 19, 2026

    Decoding EMTALA: What You Need to Know (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Codeheads, we unravel the complexities behind the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA). Designed to protect patients seeking emergent medical care, EMTALA is often misunderstood by bothlaypeople and healthcare providers. We break down the rights of patients, obligations of hospitals, EMS protocols, and common misconceptions. Whether you're a clinician or just someone who wants to know their rights, this one's worth your time. #EMTALA #EmergencyCare #PatientRights

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