Advanced Analgesia in the Emergency Department
By Don Stader
Obtaining the best pain control is both a science and an art. Advanced analgesia in the Emergency Department teaches us to utilize the best evidence available to address different types of pain, and also the best techniques to connect and communicate with patients for optimal results.
Advanced Analgesia in the Emergency DepartmentJun 07, 2022
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AAPS Case 8: Patient with History of Metastatic Cancer on Chronic Opioids
Jun 07, 202207:21
AAPS Case 7: Patient with History of Recurrent Migraines
Jun 07, 202207:41
AAPS Case 6: Patient with Renal Colic on Apixaban, Metoprolol and Amiodarone for Afib
Jun 07, 202206:25
AAPS Case 5: Multimodal Management of Uncomplicated Renal Colic
Jun 07, 202208:05
AAPS Case 4: Elderly Patient with History of Parkinson's Disease
Jun 07, 202208:25
AAPS Case 3: Patient with Chronic Abdominal Pain
Jun 07, 202211:26
AAPS Case 2: Elderly Fall with Alzheimer's Disease
Jun 07, 202209:23
AAPS Case 1: Obese Patient with Decreased SpO2 and Acute Fracture
Jun 07, 202214:26
AAPS Medications Overview
Jun 07, 202228:42
AAPS: Introduction to Advanced Analgesia in the Pre-Hospital Setting
Jun 07, 202218:58
AAED Cases
A podcast detailing different advanced analgesia approaches to common Emergency Department presentations - from abdominal pain to fractures. Listen to Dr. Stader provide the best ED pain control.
Sep 30, 202044:56
Regional Analgesia & Anesthesia
Sep 30, 202043:50
Pharmacological Agents
Sep 30, 202057:38
History of Opioids
Sep 30, 202034:54