Pharmacy - Emergency Medicine Deep Dive Podcast delivers high-impact, high-yield clinical pearls in emergency medicine, with a focus on pharmacotherapy and EM critical care. Each episode explores real-world cases, unpacks emerging research, and breaks down the latest evidence to support confident, informed decisions at the bedside. Notebook LM AI cuts down the time spent on manual scripting and narration, making episode production more efficient while maintaining expert insight and timely, practical knowledge. If you’re into meds, mechanisms, and critical decision-making, this is for you!
Pharmacy - Emergency Medicine Deep Dive Podcast
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Pharmacy - Emergency Medicine Deep Dive Podcast delivers high-impact, high-yield clinical pearls in emergency medicine, with a focus on pharmacotherapy and EM critical care. Each episode explores real-world cases, unpacks emerging research, and breaks down the latest evidence to support confident, informed decisions at the bedside. Notebook LM AI cuts down the time spent on manual scripting and narration, making episode production more efficient while maintaining expert insight and timely, practical knowledge. If you’re into meds, mechanisms, and critical decision-making, this is for you!
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Recent Episodes
July 6, 2026
Norepinephrine as the Preferred Vasopressor After Cardiac Arrest
<p>Your patient has a pulse again, but will your vasopressor choice determine whether they keep it? In this episode, we tackle one of the most common yet underappreciated decisions in post-cardiac arrest care: epinephrine or norepinephrine for post-ROSC hypotension. We break down the physiology of the stunned myocardium, explore why epinephrine may increase the risk of recurrent cardiac arrest, and examine the landmark trials and latest meta-analysis that are reshaping clinical practice. Most importantly, we translate the evidence into practical bedside recommendations you can apply on your very next shift. If you care for critically ill patients in the emergency department, ICU, or anywhere along the resuscitation continuum, this is an episode you won't want to miss.</p>
June 26, 2026
Prolonged Beta-Lactam Infusion Strategies in Sepsis: A Deeper Dive
<p>Sepsis demands timely, effective antimicrobial therapy, but does how we administer beta-lactam antibiotics matter? In this episode, we take a deeper dive into the growing evidence behind prolonged beta-lactam infusion strategies and explore why recent guidelines now recommend extended or continuous infusions for many patients with sepsis and septic shock. We unpack the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic principles, review key clinical trials and meta-analyses demonstrating improved outcomes, and discuss the critical role of an appropriate loading dose. We also examine which patient populations may benefit the most, including those with augmented renal clearance or altered physiology and when therapeutic drug monitoring should be considered. Finally, we tackle the practical challenges of implementing prolonged infusions in clinical practice, from drug stability and IV compatibility to the unanswered questions surrounding antimicrobial resistance.</p>
June 15, 2026
Ketamine During OAT Initiation: Can It Help in the Fentanyl Era?
<p>Ketamine is best known for its roles in analgesia, sedation, and depression, but could it also help patients navigate the most challenging phase of opioid agonist therapy initiation in the fentanyl era? In this episode, we explore the emerging science behind ketamine as an adjunctive treatment for opioid withdrawal and OAT initiation, including its potential effects on NMDA receptors, opioid tolerance, and receptor signaling. We review the latest clinical evidence, from case reports of refractory withdrawal to early studies suggesting improved retention in treatment through rapid relief of depression and withdrawal distress. We'll also unpack the fascinating biology of beta-arrestin, receptor internalization, and whether ketamine may help improve opioid responsiveness by rebalancing some of the neurobiological changes associated with chronic fentanyl exposure. Join us as we separate promise from proof and discuss where ketamine may fit and where it may not in the future of addiction care.</p>
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