SEVA and Team Based Training with Dr. Eduardo Mireles

Research and ARDS Physiology with Dr. Tommaso Mauri

S1E21: This podcast features Dr. Tommaso Mauri, an expert in respiratory physiology and ICU practice, discussing the latest research, physiological monitoring, and innovative approaches to managing respiratory failure and ARDS. Key topics include the Plug meeting, non-invasive monitoring, patient-specific treatment strategies, and future directions in respiratory care.

Bedside POCUS by the Respiratory Therapist with Dr. Tyler Weiss

In this episode, respiratory therapist and educator Dr. Tyler Weiss shares insights on the expanding role of point-of-care ultrasound in respiratory therapy, including lung ultrasound applications, training, and its impact on patient care.

Phenotyping and Imaging in ARDS with Dr Maurizio Cereda

S1E19: In our latest podcast episode, Keith Lamb and Thomas Piraino dive deep into the world of respiratory imaging with Dr. Mauricio Cereda, a leader in the field. We discuss the impact of imaging on understanding ARDS and recruitment potential – concepts that everyone in critical care should grasp.

Platform Trials and ARDS Phenotyping with Dr. Niall Ferguson

In this episode, Dr. Niall Ferguson discusses innovative approaches to respiratory critical care, including platform trials, phenotyping, and advanced ventilation strategies. The conversation highlights how research is evolving to improve patient outcomes and the importance of clinician engagement in evidence-based practice.

SEVA and Team Based Training with Dr. Eduardo Mireles

This episode features Dr. Eduardo Mireles discussing interprofessional education in critical care, focusing on mechanical ventilation training through the SEVA program at the Cleveland Clinic. Learn about the importance of team-based training, practical implementation, and ongoing competency assessment in respiratory care.