ED on AIR Podcast Tue, 31 Mar 2026 07:42:01 -0400 https://edonair.buzzsprout.com en-us © 2026 ED on AIR Podcast yes dd9703a3-c7b4-53d3-9bc0-0715dcdfdc65 Dr. Robert E. Dunne episodic false The ED on AIR Podcast is designed to keep emergency department providers and other in-hospital practitioners safe, informed, and prepared. The ED on AIR podcast is hosted by Dr. Robert Dunne who is an Emergency Medicine and EMS physician in Detroit, Michigan.  Dr. Dunne is a Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine and the director of the EMS fellowship and research program, as well as the EMS Medical Director for the Detroit Fire Department and the Detroit East Medical Control Authority.  

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Dr. Robert E. Dunne https://storage.buzzsprout.com/o48ss0v9gtjg8uorx43yf10rajlw?.jpg ED on AIR Podcast Understanding and Managing Digoxin Toxicity Understanding and Managing Digoxin Toxicity Course description: In this episode, we welcome Andrew King, MD, Brandtly Yakey, DO, and David Carrol, MD. These top-notch toxicologists will provide essential knowledge to effectively identify and manage digoxin toxicity. Through expert discussions and case studies, this course highlights the clinical manifestations, risk factors, and treatment protocols for digoxin toxicity, ensuring healthcare providers are well-prepared to handle this potentially life-threatening condition.

Host:  Robert B Dunne, MD FACEP, FAEMS
Medical Director, Detroit Fire Department
Detroit East Medical Control Authority (DEMCA)

Guest:  Andrew King, MD, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine 
& Medical Toxicology, Wayne State University
Medical Director, Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center, Wayne State University

Guest: Brandtly Yakey, DO, Emergency Physician
Medical Toxicologist, Henry Ford Hospital Detroit 
Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center, Wayne State University

Guest: David Carrol, MD, Emergency Physician-DMC Sinai Grace Hospital Medical Toxicology 
Fellow - Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center, Wayne State University


#EmergencyMedicine, #EDDoctors, #EmergencyDepartment, #HealthcareHeroes, #PhysicianAssistants, #NurseLife, #PharmacyPractice, #MedicalProfessionals, #HealthcareWorkers, #ERLife, #EDLife, #EmergencyCare, #EmergencyNurses, #ClinicalPharmacy, #MedicineMatters, #AcuteCare

The ED on AIR podcast is hosted by Dr. Robert Dunne who is an Emergency Medicine and EMS physician in Detroit, Michigan.  Dr. Dunne is a Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine and the director of the EMS fellowship and research program, as well as the EMS Medical Director for the Detroit Fire Department and the Detroit East Medical Control Authority. 

#EmergencyMedicine, #EDDoctors, #EmergencyDepartment, #HealthcareHeroes, #PhysicianAssistants, #NurseLife, #PharmacyPractice, #MedicalProfessionals, #HealthcareWorkers, #ERLife, #EDLife, #EmergencyCare, #EmergencyNurses, #ClinicalPharmacy, #MedicineMatters, #AcuteCare


]]> Course description: In this episode, we welcome Andrew King, MD, Brandtly Yakey, DO, and David Carrol, MD. These top-notch toxicologists will provide essential knowledge to effectively identify and manage digoxin toxicity. Through expert discussions and case studies, this course highlights the clinical manifestations, risk factors, and treatment protocols for digoxin toxicity, ensuring healthcare providers are well-prepared to handle this potentially life-threatening condition.

Host:  Robert B Dunne, MD FACEP, FAEMS
Medical Director, Detroit Fire Department
Detroit East Medical Control Authority (DEMCA)

Guest:  Andrew King, MD, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine 
& Medical Toxicology, Wayne State University
Medical Director, Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center, Wayne State University

Guest: Brandtly Yakey, DO, Emergency Physician
Medical Toxicologist, Henry Ford Hospital Detroit 
Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center, Wayne State University

Guest: David Carrol, MD, Emergency Physician-DMC Sinai Grace Hospital Medical Toxicology 
Fellow - Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center, Wayne State University


#EmergencyMedicine, #EDDoctors, #EmergencyDepartment, #HealthcareHeroes, #PhysicianAssistants, #NurseLife, #PharmacyPractice, #MedicalProfessionals, #HealthcareWorkers, #ERLife, #EDLife, #EmergencyCare, #EmergencyNurses, #ClinicalPharmacy, #MedicineMatters, #AcuteCare

The ED on AIR podcast is hosted by Dr. Robert Dunne who is an Emergency Medicine and EMS physician in Detroit, Michigan.  Dr. Dunne is a Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine and the director of the EMS fellowship and research program, as well as the EMS Medical Director for the Detroit Fire Department and the Detroit East Medical Control Authority. 

#EmergencyMedicine, #EDDoctors, #EmergencyDepartment, #HealthcareHeroes, #PhysicianAssistants, #NurseLife, #PharmacyPractice, #MedicalProfessionals, #HealthcareWorkers, #ERLife, #EDLife, #EmergencyCare, #EmergencyNurses, #ClinicalPharmacy, #MedicineMatters, #AcuteCare


]]> Dr. Robert E. Dunne Buzzsprout-15146672 Mon, 27 May 2024 20:00:00 -0400 2562 2 full false Smoke Inhalation Injuries - featuring Dr. Erin Brennan Smoke Inhalation Injuries - featuring Dr. Erin Brennan The ED on AIR Podcast is designed to keep emergency department providers and other in-hospital practitioners safe, informed, and prepared.  In this episode, we welcome Dr. Erin Brennan the Vice Chief of Emergency Medicine and an EMS Physician at Detroit Receiving Hospital, which is the only adult burn center located in the City of Detroit.  In addition, Dr. Brennan is the Deputy Medical Director for the Detroit East Medical Control Authority.  Dr. Brennan is here to discuss why ED physicians, physician assistants, nurses, and pharmacists must be prepared to treat patients with smoke inhalation injuries. Specifically, Dr. Brennan is here to shine a spotlight on the toxic twins, cyanide (CN) and carbon monoxide (CO), which are two major contributors to the injury and death of smoke inhalation patients. 

During this episode, Dr. Dunne and Dr. Brennan will:

  • Describe why physicians, physician assistants, nurses, and pharmacists should be prepared to treat patients with smoke inhalation injuries.  
  • Describe the impact of cyanide (CN) and carbon monoxide (CO) on the human body.  
  • List and describe assessment and treatment priorities for victims with smoke inhalation injuries. 

The ED on AIR podcast is hosted by Dr. Robert Dunne who is an Emergency Medicine and EMS physician in Detroit, Michigan.  Dr. Dunne is a Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine and the director of the EMS fellowship and research program, as well as the EMS Medical Director for the Detroit Fire Department and the Detroit East Medical Control Authority. 

#EmergencyMedicine, #EDDoctors, #EmergencyDepartment, #HealthcareHeroes, #PhysicianAssistants, #NurseLife, #PharmacyPractice, #MedicalProfessionals, #HealthcareWorkers, #ERLife, #EDLife, #EmergencyCare, #EmergencyNurses, #ClinicalPharmacy, #MedicineMatters, #AcuteCare


]]> The ED on AIR Podcast is designed to keep emergency department providers and other in-hospital practitioners safe, informed, and prepared.  In this episode, we welcome Dr. Erin Brennan the Vice Chief of Emergency Medicine and an EMS Physician at Detroit Receiving Hospital, which is the only adult burn center located in the City of Detroit.  In addition, Dr. Brennan is the Deputy Medical Director for the Detroit East Medical Control Authority.  Dr. Brennan is here to discuss why ED physicians, physician assistants, nurses, and pharmacists must be prepared to treat patients with smoke inhalation injuries. Specifically, Dr. Brennan is here to shine a spotlight on the toxic twins, cyanide (CN) and carbon monoxide (CO), which are two major contributors to the injury and death of smoke inhalation patients. 

During this episode, Dr. Dunne and Dr. Brennan will:

  • Describe why physicians, physician assistants, nurses, and pharmacists should be prepared to treat patients with smoke inhalation injuries.  
  • Describe the impact of cyanide (CN) and carbon monoxide (CO) on the human body.  
  • List and describe assessment and treatment priorities for victims with smoke inhalation injuries. 

The ED on AIR podcast is hosted by Dr. Robert Dunne who is an Emergency Medicine and EMS physician in Detroit, Michigan.  Dr. Dunne is a Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine and the director of the EMS fellowship and research program, as well as the EMS Medical Director for the Detroit Fire Department and the Detroit East Medical Control Authority. 

#EmergencyMedicine, #EDDoctors, #EmergencyDepartment, #HealthcareHeroes, #PhysicianAssistants, #NurseLife, #PharmacyPractice, #MedicalProfessionals, #HealthcareWorkers, #ERLife, #EDLife, #EmergencyCare, #EmergencyNurses, #ClinicalPharmacy, #MedicineMatters, #AcuteCare


]]> Dr. Robert E. Dunne Buzzsprout-14339133 Fri, 19 Jan 2024 08:00:00 -0500 1948 1 full false