WarDocs - The Military Medicine Podcast
Health & Fitness:Medicine
Get ready to be captivated as we sit down with COL Dr. John Horton, Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Madigan Army Medical Center and Deputy Consultant to the US Army Surgeon General for General Surgery. This episode is packed with insights, as Dr. Horton lifts the veil on the realities and complexities of pediatric trauma care within military confines. Embrace the opportunity to discover the unique curriculum designed by the American College of Surgeons specifically for the military, and examine how pediatric trauma cases accounted for 7% of US military hospital admissions during recent conflicts. Learn why treating these fragile young patients can induce a sense of guilt among the medical staff.
Our conversation with Dr. Horton takes a fascinating turn as we delve into his experiences of telecommunication surgery using FaceTime, and the wisdom he shares during these crucial interactions. Listen closely as he narrates the intricate processes of an infant's complex surgery, highlighting the hurdles faced surgical care in maintaining the baby's airway and IV access. This episode underscores the central role of decisive action and confidence, particularly when one is operating outside of their comfort zone. At the heart of the discussion lies the invaluable advice for anyone preparing for deployment in pediatric trauma care. Join us for this illuminating episode that underscores the critical role of pediatric trauma care in military medicine.
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(0:00:00) - Pediatric Trauma Care in the Military
Dr John Horton discusses pediatric trauma care in the military, the American College of Surgeons' curriculum, and his approach to pediatric patient care.
(0:15:10) - Pediatric Trauma Surgery Challenges & Preparation
Dr John Horton provides telecommunication surgery advice, discussing an infant's atresia, airway maintenance, ventilator removal, and decision-making in pediatric trauma care.
United Front: The Crucial Role of Military-Civilian Partnerships in Trauma Medicine- Peggy Knudson, MD FACS
A Surgeon's Story: COL(R) Norman M. Rich, MD, FACS and the Evolution of Battlefield Vascular Surgery
Pioneering Pre-Hospital Blood Transfusion in Trauma and Combat Care: Randi Schaefer, DNP, RN, ACNS-BS
Leading with Grace in Military Medicine: Air Force CMSgt Tanya Y. Johnson
Diverse Opportunities in Navy Healthcare: Navy Master Chief Troy Brown.
Military Experience Promotes Medical Advancement and Innovation- CDR (Ret) Ramon Cestero, MD, MBA, FCCM
The Role of the Reserves in Military Medicine: USAR BG Jennifer A. Marrast Host, MD
Medical Decision Making Under Fire: Military Medical Ethics in War Zones- LTC Jeanne Krick, MD.
LTG Telita Crosland, MD- Keys to Successful Mentorship- What Should a Mentor Know?
Military Medicine and Leadership: A Conversation with Retired Navy RADM Terry Moulton
The Cutting Edge of Military Medicine in Sports- From the Deck to the Field: CAPT(R) Matthew Provencher, MD, MBA
Saving Lives on the Battlefield: Pioneering Progress in Combat Care- Col(Ret) Warren Dorlac, MD
Innovations in Hemorrhage Control- Inside the World of Tactical Medicine: John M. Croushorn, MD, FACEP
Physician to the Commander-in-Chief: COL(R) Dr. Kevin O’Connor’s Amazing Journey
Special Operations Forces to School of Medicine (SOF to SOM): Ricky Ditzel
Exploring the Intersection of Civilian and Military Medicine: A Story of Dedication and Leadership- MG(R) Joseph Caravalho, Jr. M.D.
Charting Unconventional Career Paths: From Navy Enlisted to America’s Medical School- ENS Alexius Russell
Perfect Practice: A Navy Captain’s Surgical Journey: CAPT (Ret) Paul B. Roach, MD, FACS
An Inside Look into General Surgery training in the Military with Recent Graduate Dr. Alexis Lauria
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