Little Big Med

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  • Little Patients, Big Medicine
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  • Episode 35: Pediatric Sedation Trends
    Feb 18 2021

    In this episode host Jason Woods talks with Corrie Chumpitazi and Pradip Kamat about the general trends in pediatric sedation (outside of the operating room) over the last decade, centered on a paper they co-authored. The discussion focuses on changing distribution of WHO is doing sedations, medications used, and safety measures. Highlighted paper: Kamat PP, […]

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    24 mins
  • Episode 34: Taking a Device From Concept to Commercial Production with Mark Piehl
    Jan 5 2021

    In this episode of Little Big Med, host Jason Woods talked with Mark Piehl, pediatric intensivist and founder and CMO of 410 Medical Innovation, about his journey with taking an idea for a medical innovation from concept the entire way to commercial production. Mark is co-inventor of the LifeFlow device and has specific interest in […]

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    25 mins
  • Episode 33: Pediatric Readiness with Stefanie Ames
    Dec 2 2020

    In this episode of Little Big Med, host Jason Woods talks with Dr. Stefanie Ames about the paper she first-authored titled “Emergency Department Pediatric Readiness and Mortality in Critically Ill Children”. Key Points Retrospective study, data from Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality’s Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project, 2013 Included 20483 patients from 426 hospitals […]

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    28 mins

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