WarDocs - The Military Medicine Podcast
Health & Fitness:Medicine
Dr. Napolitano is a Professor of OB/GYN at the University of Washington and at USUHS
In this episode you will hear how a Maternal-Fetal Medicine subspecialist utilized his surgical skills to expand the capabilities of deployed Combat Surgical Hospitals. Dr. Napolitano tells some incredible clinical stories of how deployed healthcare teams come together to provide awesome care in some very dangerous situations. He talks about efforts he led to bring TeamSTEPPS, a recognized patient safety program into the routine downrange care in Iraq and Afghanistan. He provides some specific examples of how potential patient harm was avoided by these efforts. He describes why OB/GYN capabilities are critical to address unique, but not uncommon battlefield scenarios that involve Women’s health issues. He how critical simulation, communication and teamwork training is and talks about some of the heroic efforts performed downrange to save patient lives.
You don’t want to miss Pete’s amazing anecdotes from his deployed experiences. You will hear insights, learn some lessons and be entertained as well.
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Dr. Tyson Becker: Preparing Combat Surgeons for Difficult Operative Situations and Tough Battlefield Decision Making
Dr. Bonnie Hartstein: Optimizing the limited resource of EM physicians on the battlefield and improving the quality and safety of military healthcare.
Dr. Sam Preston: Behavioral Health Expertise on the Battlefield and Beyond- Coping with Bad News, Combat Stress and Eliminating the Stigma of Seeking Help.
Dr. Catherine Kimball-Eayrs: Why pediatricians are critical to military medical mission success and how they are uniquely prepared to care for warfighters.
Dr. Stacy Shackelford: The development of the Joint Trauma System and improving care from point of injury through the spectrum of medical evacuation.
Dr. Kevin Chung: Using tragedy to develop life-saving innovations for critically injured patients and why the military has a medical school
Dr. Heather Yun: Insights into the global impact and contributions of military infectious disease physicians and thoughts of a deployed mom with young children.
Dr. Doug Soderdahl: Military Urologists use Unique Skills and Expertise to Multiply Combat Surgery Effectiveness on the Battlefield and Around the Globe.
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