Admitted or Not: Recent Episodes
Dr. Rebekah Griffith PT, DPT
Admitted or Not is the official podcast of the ED DPT. Making PT in the Emergency Department well known and well practiced. This podcast will help you - Learn about all about ED PT Stay current & enhance your practice Connect with other professionals in this dynamic setting
Howard S. Kim, MD MS is an emergency medicine physician and health services researcher at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and an Associate Editor at JAMA Network Open. He joined the podcast today to share his research focusing on physical therapist practice in the Emergency Department. You don't want to miss hearing what data he's collected and why he believes Emergency Departments need to have embedded PTs.
Dr. Kyle Strickland is an Emergency Department physical therapist and research clinician in the at Northwestern. He shares his thoughts about PT in the ED, low back, pain, clinical research, and why physical therapists are uniquely positioned in health care.
Physical Therapist Scott Capozza discusses what the ED PT needs to know when it comes to oncology related practice considerations.
Marie March is a Physiotherapist in Australia practicing in the Emergency Department. Join us to learn how her practices differs from that in the U.S.
Dr. Stacie Fruth joins us to share her journey from clinician to researcher to academician in the Emergency PT space. Learn more about what to do with all of those great patient stories you'd love to share.
Dr. Jenna Segraves, another all-patient therapist, sits down with us to talk the skill set of an ED PT, what it is to be a Doctor of PT, and how to serve our pre/post-natal patients seeking emergency care.
The COVID-19 pandemic was, and is a crisis. This crisis exposed so many gaps in our society and brought inequities that have always existed into sharp focus. The perspective, "Crises as the Crucible for Change in Physical Therapist Education," was recently published in May of 2022. This article challenges us as physical therapists to reconsider how we provide education and care.
Join authors Dr. Terry Nordstrom, Dr. Rupal Patel, and recent graduate Dr. Devon Morris, and myself as we dive in to what this perspective is all about.
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When I first met Dr. Keith Roper, I was roped in immediately by his affect, his clinical knowledge, and his patient centered approach. Learn more about how he transitioned from the "the only PT in town," to a skilled clinician in a busy Emergency Department in an urban academic medical center.
Dr. Mica Mitchell joins the ED DPT to discuss using the tool of mindfulness to be more present & less stressed to improve patient care & decrease burnout in the Emergency Department.
The COVID-19 pandemic required an emergency response from all healthcare workers. Hear from 4 physical therapists, Dr. Nicole Nexon, Dr. Taylor Surrette, Dr. Joanna Nobbe, and Dr. Rebekah Griffith about their experiences. Hear how these therapists answered the call and what they carry, and how are continuing today. (2 of 2.)
The COVID-19 pandemic required an emergency response from all healthcare workers. Hear from 4 physical therapists, Dr. Nicole Nexon, Dr. Taylor Surrette, Dr. Joanna Nobbe, and Dr. Rebekah Griffith about their experiences. Hear how these therapists answered the call and what they carry. (First of 2.)
Meet Dr. Stephen Brock, an early career PT blazing a path in the VA for PTs in the ED. Learn how he is using therapeutic alliance and technology to improve his patient outcomes.
Dr. Ryer is a PT who is no longer in clinical practice. She works as a project coordinator providing quality improvement in many spaces. She sat down with us to discuss improvements in care for the older adult in the ED. Hear about her journey out of clinical care and her focus on quality care.
Dr. Liz Goldberg is an Emergency Medicine Physician completing research to help fill the gap in care for the older adult in the Emergency Department. Watch to learn more about her research and why PTs are essential in this setting.
Ashley Licursi is an ED PA in a large academic, level 1 trauma hospital. She was an early adopter of PT in the ED. Learn why collaboration with PTs in the ED has changed her practice.
Meet Dr. Wallner, an PT innovator in many clinical spaces. Hear about her experience in the ED, developing a team focused on difficult discharge circumstances, COVID and more! A friend, a colleague, an outstanding PT, and amazing human. You won't want to miss this interview.
Dr. Lisa Tenbarge, an 18+ year veteran of Emergency Department Physical Therapist practice shares her wisdom. What can you learn from the Legend? A lot.
Dr. Knauff shares his journey from outpatient orthopedic physical therapist to emergency department physical therapist.
Dr. Kaelee Brockway joins us to explain what your Home Health PT wants you to know in the Emergency Department. This one is longer because we could not stop talking! So many gem takeaways from Dr. B!
Dr. Nechvatal joins us to talk about the on-call EDPT model as well as why direct access is meaningless without early access to PT. Hear how she and others are working to increase early access to consumers in Wisconsin.
Do you know what to do as a PT in a disaster? Dr. Mitchell does. Listen in as she tells why there may not be a physical therapy emergency, but there should be physical therapists in emergencies.
Dr. Naveed Shan is the sole ED PT at his hospital. Board certified in Orthopedics and soon to be Sports, he brings a MSK focus to his diverse patient caseload, teasing out differential diagnoses with skill. Learn how he landed his dream job and manages as the sole practitioner in a busy ED, competes in Strong Man competitions, & trains MMA fighters on the side...
Meet Dr. Taylor Bush, a new grad PT thriving in a busy Emergency Department. Listen as she addresses your questions about being a student in the ED (during a pandemic) and progressing towards a full-time role as an ED PT. What are the pluses & minuses?
Dr. Bush will share her experience in episode 3 of Admitted or Not.
Meet Julia Smith MS, OTR/L. Listen in for Julia's experience in becoming an ED OT as well as how OT and PT can collaborate for great patient outcomes in the ED. Thinking about starting an ED OT Program? This is a must listen.
Julia also discusses a case. What will it be? Admitted, or not?