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An educational podcast of the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center Emergency Department, this podcast allows staff members to get free con-ed and clinical updates
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- Sep 11, 2026
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- Jul 31, 2026
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Episode 10: Eclampsia (opens the original)
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Dr. Emily Donelan, Medical Director of the Birthing Pavillion at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, and Kelsey Murray, Professional Development Nurse at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, join the Podcast to share about Eclampsia, risk factors and signs of Eclampsia, and how we manage it here in the Emergency Department. This is a Con-Ed eligible episode. EMT's, AEMT's, and Paramedics, click here to claim your Con-Ed Certificate Nurses & LNA's, click here to claim your Con-Ed Certificate
Episode 9: Sepsis (opens the original)
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Krystal McGovern, Sepsis Program Manager, and Scott Arrington, Clinical Nurse Leader Fellow of the Emergency Department, join the Podcast to discuss the management of Sepsis, and new tools available to help manage Sepsis more effectively This is a Con-Ed eligible episode. EMT's, AEMT's, and Paramedics, click here to claim your Con-Ed Certificate Nurses & LNA's, click here to claim your Con-Ed Certificate
Episode 8: Delirium (opens the original)
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Tori from the Geriatric Committee joins the Podcast to talk about Delirium in the Emergency Department, highlighting ways that we can work to prevent it. This is a Con-Ed eligible episode. EMT's, AEMT's, and Paramedics, click here to claim your Con-Ed Certificate Nurses & LNA's, click here to claim your Con-Ed Certificate
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