In this Pulmcast episode, we explore the art of giving and receiving feedback in clinical settings. Learn practical strategies for ICU and emergency medicine providers to foster growth, improve team dynamics, and enhance patient care through effective communication.

In Part 1 of Pulmcast’s endocrine emergencies series, we break down diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) from pathophysiology to bedside management. Learn how ICU and emergency medicine providers can recognize, resuscitate, and treat DKA effectively using evidence-based strategies.

We walk through the clinical criteria and step-by-step process for determining brain death. Designed for ICU and emergency medicine providers, this episode covers prerequisites, neurologic exam components, apnea testing, and documentation essentials.

We explore the clinical approach to hyponatremia, including pathophysiology, diagnostic workup, and treatment strategies. Designed for ICU and emergency medicine providers, this episode breaks down hypotonic hyponatremia, volume status assessment, and safe correction protocols.

Discover the health risks of vaping from a pulmonary and critical care perspective. In this pulmcast podcast episode, we unpack evidence, myths, and what providers need to know.

Learn how to interpret arterial blood gases like a pro with Pulmcast’s “ABG Jujitsu” episode. This concise, high-yield podcast breaks down acid-base disorders, compensation, and clinical pearls for critical care and emergency medicine providers.

Explore why practice doesn’t always make perfect in medicine. Pulmcast unpacks how clinicians can embrace “good enough” for growth, teamwork, and safer patient care.

Learn how to apply the PAD Guidelines and A–F Bundle to improve ICU care, reduce ventilator days, and cut mortality. Practical tips from Pulmcast.

Pulmcast breaks down the ARDSnet protocol and ventilator management strategies for ICU and emergency medicine providers. Learn how to apply low tidal volume ventilation, interpret driving pressure, and optimize oxygenation in critically ill patients. And most importantly we discover - What happened to Phil?!?!