Best case ever.

Best case ever.

Yes, this is EMK's Best Case Ever, and I'm your host, Dr. Anton Helman. In anticipation of our main podcast episode on Taki Dysrithmias, with Amomatu and Paul Dorian

slotted for release in July, and in anticipation of a live podcast with three of

the world's leading researchers in cardiac arrest research from the Resuscitation

and Motion Conference coming in September. It's my pleasure to have back on the show, Dr.

Melanie Bamel, who you may remember from our episodes on hyponitremia

and soft tissue infections, she's going to be telling her best case ever. But before we do,

just a couple of announcements. In the fall of this year, the EM cases team will be unveiling

the brand new super duper ultimate path to knowledge retention in EM Goldmine, the EM cases quiz vault.

Now, if you had a chance to listen to the June main episode on effective learning strategies

in EM, you'll know that the best way to retain knowledge after you've listened to a podcast

or read the show notes or watch a rapid reviews video is to actively test

yourself. You know, whether you're studying for board exams or you work in a rural community and you

need to fulfill CME requirements or you just feel your EM knowledge slipping after many years of

practice, the quiz vault will satisfy your learning needs. And a bit of sad news, because of some new ridiculous rules at Apple, the EM cases app can no longer be updated.

So how did this happen?

So the app is run through a third party, Agile MD, who have been very generous in providing us with the platform for the app for free,

but Apple is no longer allowing this third-party kind of arrangement.

So while the app contains pretty much the entire EMCases archive of written summaries,

show notes, and blogs from 2010 to mid-2018, there'll be no material going forward. But don't fret. You can still access all the written summaries of the main episode podcast on the EMKases website. Just hit Summaries on the navigation bar. Or if you prefer, we have all the summaries via Evernote or Dropbox. Just hit the icons for Evernote or Dropbox on the summaries page

to get your automatic feeds.

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