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We’re committed to ensuring extreme medicine education can reach all medical, healthcare and supporting professionals working in austere environments. With regular updates, our team brings you the latest from across the broad spectrum of extreme medicine disciplines, including expedition, space, remote, pre-hospital and humanitarian medicine as well as a range of topics across performance and non-technical skills. Enhance your ability to tackle challenges with new skills you can take home or ...
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In this fascinating episode, we are joined by Jen Pond, a Doctor who has practiced medicine in some of the most remote and challenging environments on all seven continents. From providing primary care in the Indian Himalayas and managing anthrax outbreaks in rural Zambia, to supporting climbers at Everest Base Camp and treating severe frostbite in …
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Join us as we explore the groundbreaking work of the Norwegian Air Ambulance (NOLAS), one of the world's most advanced HEMS services, with special guest Marius Rehn, a luminary in pre-hospital critical care. Marius, a consultant anaesthesiologist, senior researcher, and professor, brings unparalleled insights into NOLAS's unique service model, whic…
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In this episode Jamie Pattison, a winch paramedic, recounts his deployment to Morocco with UKISAR (U.K. International Search and Rescue) following the devastating earthquake. He shares the emotions of arriving onsite to mass destruction and loss of life, the resilience required for working 16 hour shifts, and the camaraderie that develops between r…
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Joining us in this episode is the remarkably resourceful Kate Dawson, a rural general practitioner who has cared for the rugged Scottish islands of Uist for over 30 years. From managing trauma cases with scarce resources to coordinating care across isolated communities, Kate brings us her invaluable perspective from the remote frontlines. She revea…
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Joining us in this episode is the remarkably knowledgeable Amy Boalch, a GP trainee with an inexhaustible passion for sports, exercise medicine, and the gruelling world of long-distance running. From tackling the contentious issue of race clearance forms to the disparities in health screenings across borders, Amy brings us her invaluable perspectiv…
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In this episode we sit down with the multifaceted Tyler Butterworth, an Army National Guard member with an impressive resume including roles as an EMT, firefighter, police officer, detective, and farmer. Tyler, who has embraced his quirky last name "Butterworth duh syrup," brings to the table a unique perspective on using humour as an effective too…
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In this episode, expedition medic Ben Cooper shares cautionary tales revealing why you should never skip basic wound care in the wilderness. You’ll hear the story of how a minor cut led to a man’s frostbitten thumb being partially amputated during an Antarctica summit attempt - costing him $70K! It powerfully spotlights why immediate bandaging matt…
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Whether you're preparing for a high-altitude climb, running an ultramarathon, or embarking on a demanding expedition, today's episode is packed with wisdom that could be pivotal for your success. Joining us is Ben Turner, the Avenger coach, a former soldier turned extreme endurance challenger, ready to share his incredible insights into the fuel th…
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In this episode we dive deep into the extraordinary experiences of Marc-David Munk, an emergency doctor who served as a flight surgeon in 11 East African countries. We explore his newly published book, Urgent Calls from Distant Places, which documents his time in Africa and the challenges he faced in providing healthcare amidst severe trauma, disea…
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On this episode we have the pleasure of speaking with Gemma Aldridge, whose expertise as a practice development nurse and mountain leader fuels our conversation. Gemma brings to the table a unique blend of experience with young people, and an unyielding passion for expedition medicine. We're going to explore the multifaceted benefits of bringing yo…
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In this episode prepare to embark on a journey through John's vast experiences, from the intense heat of desert operations to the cruel cold of high-altitude rescues. Learn why a simple survival blanket or a strip of duct tape can make the difference between life and death. John will bring us into the heart of collaboration efforts with the Anchora…
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In this episode our host Kevin Grange, speaks to Jon Politis, a veteran in emergency medical services, a backbone of EMS education, and a leader who's seen the evolution of the field from the ground up. From Jon’s early days of being mesmerised by fire trucks and ambulances to the respected positions he's held as the retired chief of the Colony EMS…
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In this episode, we sit down with Jen Dorward, a fascinating guest who takes us on a journey through her experiences as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner and a reality TV star. Jen shares insights into her time on the show 007: Road to a Million, where she and her partner Beth underwent intense challenges and high-stakes pressure. From her military ba…
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In this episode we're thrilled to have two key figures in the field of extreme medicine join our host Sarah Spelsberg: Dr Chris Imray and Dr Nat Taylor. Dr. Imray, a seasoned vascular and renal transplant surgeon, and world leading frostbite expert, and Dr. Taylor, not only a GP for the British army but also an active member in the Girl Guide movem…
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In today's episode, we have a fascinating discussion with Dr. Barry McKenna. We will be delving into his epic Inside Passage charity kayak expedition. He'll fill us in on the preparation, challenges, and life-changing experiences they faced during this daunting, yet rewarding journey. Barry highlights the role and pressure of being the medic on the…
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Puneet Gupta is a seasoned professional in the niche but vital field of tactical and search and rescue medicine, a journey that started in the diverse landscapes of Michigan. His hands-on approach saw him diving into waters with search teams, equipped with dry suit training to ensure readiness for any situation. In the intense realm of tactical med…
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Today, we're diving deep into the experiences of Dr. Matthew Jones, who courageously spent ten intense months offering medical services in South Sudan, the world's youngest nation. We'll explore the concept of delivering medical aid in hard-to-reach, resource-poor regions, the gratifying yet challenging experiences of tightening the bolts of the he…
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In this episode we're diving into the immense challenges and nuances of desert medicine with none other than Taryn Anderson, an experienced nurse and humanitarian, who has faced the front lines of natural disasters and global health crises, such as the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone. Taryn brings with her a wealth of knowledge from her time coordin…
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In this episode we have a captivating conversation with James Dyer, a renowned adventurer, and expedition leader. With an extensive background spanning over 50 expeditions and numerous remote locations around the world, James has a wealth of knowledge to share about leadership, decision-making, and the vital importance of competence, currency, and …
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Joining us today are podcast host Dr Shawna Pandya, Dr Erik Antonsen, and Dr Dana Levin, pioneers in the field of space medicine, to dissect the current state of aerospace medicine residency funding, the imperative of global collaboration, and the philosophical shifts shaping the next generation of spacefarers. They'll delve into the waters of inte…
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Today we are joined by Dr. Gaby Nel, who has conquered not only insurmountable peaks but also the boundaries of human resilience and courage. An empowering tale of survival, courage and determination awaits you as Gaby, the youngest South African woman and doctor to summit Everest, shares her breathtaking recollections from Everest's death zone. Wi…
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On today's episode we have an emergency medicine doctor, Dr. Luke Mueller, sharing his harrowing story of survival following a mountaineering accident on the Isle of Skye. He recalls the day he set out on the Dubh ridge Scramble alone, subsequently leading to a big void in his memory and awakening to a painful reality weeks later in a hospital. Dr.…
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In this conversation, we will examine some of the current reflections on the Ukraine crisis with David and Shawn. We will examine what it is currently like on the ground, some of the emerging needs and how David and Shawn believe they can be met. We dig into David and Shawn’s background in Ukraine and how this has evolvedover time. We will look at …
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In this episode we will look at the recent changes to the newly revised second edition of ABC of Prehospital Emergency Medicine.We will examine some of the updates to PHEM covered in the book and the recent evidence-based practice and expert opinion that encompasses the PHEM training curriculum. We will examine the three main domains that the updat…
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Our host Kevin Grange is joined by Mike Lauria. Mike is not just an emergency medicine physician, but also served in the US Air Force as a pararescueman. From ski patrolling to firefighting, to working with various special operations organisations, his career span is as diverse as it gets. Today, Mike will be sharing his insights on dealing with hi…
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In today's episode we delve into the critical topic of responder wellbeing. We are joined by Matt Walton who offers insights into the psychological support often lacking in the field and the importance of acknowledging the impact of traumatic events on responders. Among the issues we'll be discussing are the prevalence of PTSD symptoms, the effects…
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Welcome back to the World Extreme Medicine Podcast! In today's episode, this time, we dive into the world of composed sailing medicine with our special guest, Dr. Jamie Jordan. Jamie is an experienced adventurer with vast knowledge in remote and austere settings. He is no stranger to the challenges of providing medical care while sailing in the vas…
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Welcome back to the World Extreme Medicine podcast, where we delve into fascinating and sometimes unexpected stories from the world of expedition medicine. In today's episode, we join host Ffyon Davies as she takes us on a journey to the Himalayas, where a team of doctors finds themselves facing unique challenges and making life-saving decisions in…
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In this episode, we speak to our new World Extreme Medicine host Marcus Stevens. Marcus is a GP with a longstanding interest in expedition and remote medicine and years of experience working in a variety of resource poor settings. Whilst at medical school he was President of the Oxford Wilderness Medicine Society and in his final year completed his…
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Welcome to part two of the conversation between Dr. Ffyon Davies, and Dr. Benjamin Alba. Ben has gone on to be the doctor for an Everest Base Camp trek and has just finished a season as one of the Everest Base Camp doctors. Following his experiences at Everest Base Camp, he was inspired to write an open essay entitled 'Everest 2023: The Season of D…
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Welcome to the World Extreme Medicine Podcast. Our host, Dr. Ffyon Davies, an emergency medicine and expedition doctor, speaks with Dr. Benjamin Alba. Ben has gone on to be the doctor for an Everest Base Camp trek and has just finished a season as one of the Everest Base Camp doctors. Following his experiences at Everest Base Camp, he was inspired …
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From the jungles of Cambodia during the final days of the Khmer Rouge in 1979 to the chaos of Baghdad in 2016, Combat Civilian is the powerful story of the response to human catastrophe over four decades. Turning his back on the convention of a comfortable career in a family business, Gilbert Greenall has quietly dedicated the last four decades of …
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Welcome to the World Extreme Medicine podcast. In today's conversation, we'll tackle a complex question: How do we define excellence in emergency care? We'll explore the idea that true excellence isn't just avoiding mistakes - it's actively balancing safety and proficiency. We'll look at how individuals and teams evolve in crisis situations, becomi…
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In this episode, we will hear from Mohamed Abu Breeg about the recent flooding in and around the Libyan coastal city of Derna. In the early hours of Sept. 11, residents of Derna woke up to loud explosions before floodwaters swept through the Mediterranean city. This was due to heavy rain fall and the breeching of two dams releasing 3 million cubic …
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Welcome back to the World Extreme Medicine podcast. Today we have a fascinating conversation with Scott King, a highly experienced paramedic and instructor. He has trained individuals in hostile environments around the world with NGOs and militaries. We delve into the challenges of preparing teams for these demanding conditions. Scott shares insigh…
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In this episode we will look at the benefit and utility of Methoxyflurane, more commonly known as Penthrox. Penthrox is a volatile, self-administered inhalation analgesic indicated for short-term pain relief. Penthrox is a portable, lightweight, non-invasive inhaler for self-administration of the Methoxyflurane vapor. The Methoxyflurane vapour prov…
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We speak to some of the most extreme medics in some of the world's most remote locations, due to this there can sometimes be an issue with sound quality, so there are a few quality dips in this episode, but we felt it was an important conversation to share. Welcome back to the podcast that explores the exhilarating world of extreme medicine. In tod…
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On this episode, our guest Klara Weaver talks about Wedel seals farting in her face in Antarctica, peeing in a Nalgene in the middle of the night (and the need to practice in the shower), sexism in expedition medicine, the role of social media in expedition medicine self promotion and keeping it grounded, the importance of ‘mentally’ unpacking afte…
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Shawn Rowland, a Hawaiian physician who stepped onto the frontlines of the intense Lahaina fire disaster. Dr. Rowland, a board-certified Family Medicine physician and the founder of Jase Medical, brings a unique perspective to the challenges of disaster response.With a background that spans rural and critical a…
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On this episode, join host Eoin Walker as he sits down with Jim Bond, an experienced consultant in travel and exhibition medicine, to discuss the critical decline of the African wild dog population across Africa. Jim shares his extensive knowledge and passion for one health, particularly in the context of the rabies risk reduction scheme. Together,…
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In this episode we have a fascinating conversation, we have an incredible interview with a true renaissance man, Emil Sante. With an impressive background as a paramedic, ski patroller, search and rescue member, and even a coroner, Emil has truly seen it all. From his adventures on treacherous mountainsides to the solemn duties of unravelling the m…
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Today we have a topical special on heat stroke, following the record-breaking temperatures across Europe recently peaking at 44 degrees Celsius! Heat stroke is one of the truly terrifying environmental emergencies, with a mortality rate approaching a staggering 33% (when associated with hypotension). Not only does it have an extremely high mortalit…
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Welcome to part two of Kilimanjaro Diaries! Ffyon Davies was invited to support a charity trek up Mount Kilimanjaro as the medic last year, alongside Francis Screech. Their first-time ascent of the tallest freestanding mountain in the world was both thrilling and nerve-wracking for her. Although she had prior experience climbing Mont Blanc, Kiliman…
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Welcome, to Kilimanjaro Diaries... Part one! Ffyon Davies was invited to support a charity trek up Mount Kilimanjaro as the medic last year, alongside Francis Screech. Their first-time ascent of the tallest freestanding mountain in the world was both thrilling and nerve-wracking for her. Although she had prior experience climbing Mont Blanc, Kilima…
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In this session Eoin speaks with Claire Park on a new primary triage tool developed by Claire and a research team. It has been accepted and agreed by NHS England for use by all UK ambulance services and prospectively by National Police and Fire Services. It has also been adopted by the UK MOD to roll out across all UK military personnel internation…
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In this session we are speaking with Justin Shook on his experiences as a Parachute Jump Medic (PJ for short) with 131st Rescue squadron Pararescue. Justin is a senior team leader, paramedic, jump master, dive supervisor and instructor, evaluator and chief of weapons and tactics at Moffett Federal Air Field in California. Get ready for a podcast jo…
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Following International Paramedics Days we wanted to carry on the conversation. In this episode we will examine the current climate of critical care within the UK, how that looks and the journey of where its come from. We examine the anatomy of competency, portfolios, the journey towards MSc established programmes, intervention & drugs Vs critical …
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In this session our newest podcast host Sarah Spelsberg speaks with Stephen Wood about emergency concerns and preventive warnings heading into the Fourth of July holiday in the US – a holiday renowned for increased trauma, burns, and explosive injuries - as well as how he balances his extreme/tactical medicine careers with his leadership, research …
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On this episode, Eoin Walker and guest Gregg Brady discuss the importance of pre-hospital triage, particularly in high-stress environments like active shooter incidents. Brady, who is the Deputy Chief for FDNY, discuss pre-hospital triage, its evolution and utility in modern day medicine. Incidents involving active shooters, violent extremists, bar…
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