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Inside Impella®: Transport Talks

As members of Abiomed's Critical Care Transport Team, we know that every transport is a lifeline, and every moment counts in our mission to recover hearts and save lives.

Podcast · By Abiomed Critical Care Transport Team · American English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Spotting Shock Sooner- Early Recognition, Protocols, and Advocacy (opens the original)

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    In an exciting welcome back to Transport Talks, host Shane Turner welcomes Lindsay Burrell, Critical Care Outcomes Manager, to talk about early identification and treatment of cardiogenic shock. Drawing from her extensive experience analyzing shock programs and patient outcomes, Lindsay breaks down the SHOCK staging system, explains how to recognize subtle signs of hypoperfusion in normotensive patients, and shares actionable strategies for acting quickly. Listeners will learn why trending lacta

  2. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    From Guidelines to Action- Making Sense of Cardiogenic Shock Recommendations (opens the original)

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    What’s the difference between a guideline and a consensus statement, and why does it matter when treating cardiogenic shock? In this episode, Shane Turner sits down with Jesse Burroughs and Jason Weatherly from the J&J Med Tech Heart Recovery Commercial Marketing team to break it down. They explore how recent clinical trials, like DanGer Shock, have reshaped recommendations around Impella, ECMO, and balloon pumps, and why understanding the difference between mandates and expert opinions is cruci

  3. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    Building a Regional Shock Program- Protocols, Partnerships, and Patient Outcomes (opens the original)

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    Building a cardiogenic shock program isn’t just clinical, it’s a system redesign. In this episode, host Shane Turner sits down with Jenny Sinclair, ECMO Coordinator at Saint Louis University Hospital to break down what it takes to develop and launch a regional cardiogenic shock program. As a critical care nurse with 12+ years of experience in mechanical circulatory support, Jenny shares practical, evidence-based strategies for implementing protocols, aligning teams across hospitals with varying

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