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This is the 30M case's quick hits podcast dedicated to COVID-19, practical tips, updates,

and experiences from your colleagues.

This time around, we have Swami on oxygenation, a rapidly evolving paradigm in COVID-19.

We have Andrew Petrosoniac giving us some tips on how to modify trauma care in the COVID era.

We have Michelle Clayman touching on some addiction stuff.

Britt Long on behalf of EM docs with Michael Gottlieb, They're going to cover cardiovascular aspects of COVID-19,

particularly the complications we have to look out for. And Lear Summer, who you've heard before on

our E&T, UTI myths, and pneumonia episodes, he's going to touch on the importance of bringing the

human element into our care for COVID patients. All right. First up, we've got

Swami on his experience in New York City when it comes to oxygenation strategies.

There have been a lot of messages on social media in all of the education, the foam that we are

producing about oxygenation and COVID-19 and how we should go

about oxygenating these patients. I've had some experience with this over the last couple of weeks,

unfortunately, or fortunately, because I can try to share that with those of you who haven't

quite felt the surge hit you and are looking for answers or solutions. And the first thing

I have to say is that I don't have an answer or a solution. This is all developing. And what I am saying today might change tomorrow or the day after that. And it's definitely different than what I was doing a couple of weeks prior. But I want to share some of those experiences. And the other disclaimer I want to give is that I haven't tried all of these different techniques. I've been in conversations with people like George Kovach and Rich Levittan and Scott Weingart and Chris Nixon about these things

and trying to figure out what the best way is to go about doing it. And I'm going to share those

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