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TRAUMA-ING

"TRAUMA-ING” a podcast where trauma docs James Gould and Rob Green dive deep into the intricate world of managing critically ill trauma patients.

Podcast · By James Gould · English · Official site

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Aug 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Evidence-ing in EMS - Prehospital Evidence Based Practice Program (PEP) with Judah Goldstein and Jenn Greene (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Rob and I sit down with Judah Goldstein and Jenn Greene from Emergency Health Services (EHS) to dive deep into the Prehospital Evidence-based Practice (PEP) project . We explore how this massive repository is shaping paramedic practice, how evidence reviews are conducted, and then unpack the current science behind two critical clinical interventions: pelvic binders and prehospital FAST exams. We also talk about how boney Rob’s knees are and how we aren’t really clear if he knows

  2. Episode · Aug 14, 2026

    ECMO in Trauma with Dr. Rob Leeper (opens the original)

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    In this episode of TRAUMA-ING , James and Rob hang out with guest expert Dr. Rob Leeper to break down the intense, high-stakes world of ECMO in trauma resuscitation . They dive into the tough decision-making behind when to actually pull the trigger on mechanical circulatory support for trauma patients. Dr. Leeper shares some awesome pearls, real-world clinical insights, and the actual logistical hurdles of managing these incredibly sick patients. It is a casual but incredibly sharp conversation

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