I prefer this to EMRAP and really enjoy the EM quick hits episodes which make for an interesting listen while driving. I started listening when I was an EM scribe back in 2017 and have been through medical school and now into residency. The website is pretty sweet too and the whole project is really a triumph of free medical education.

Very informative and interesting

As an internist, hospitalist I am always looking upstream at the ED. This podcast really helps me understand ED decision making as well as the management of acute situations. Great podcast!

Also really appreciate the STI update (though in US the trich treatment is diff for females and males)

What is the risk of concurrent UTI with meningitis in the febrile infant under 30 days? Thanks

I enjoy it every time. Clinical information is concise. Delivery is spot on. Fun and informative. Well done!!

This series is undoubtedly one of the most in depth, interesting, educational, and useful podcasts out there. Definitely in the top 5 of all time best educational podcasts. I can’t wait until the next episode every week. Awesome!

I’m a United States EMS professional that was just accepted to PA school, and I have been listening for about a year. This podcast has some of the most robust and comprehensive reviews of EM education available in easy-to-digest formats, which are then supplemented with wonderfully designed online resources. I am frequently blown away by the amount of information retention I have because of the intentionality of EM Cases to create such an incredible platform. I am confident I will continue to be listening for years to come. Thank you for all your hard work!

US MS3 student here — no other podcast that I’ve found provides the same depth of discussion, up-to-date clinical expertise, and multi-modal learning through the pdf summaries, question bank, and website. This podcast was one of the first things that made me feel interested and passionate about medicine back before med school, and I have no doubt I’ll keep listening to it through residency and beyond. Especially love the Quick Hits! So much learning and review in under an hour.

So worth your time!

The Best Case Ever series rocks, as do the rest of the episodes. Made a habit to listen to a case a day with one of my meals. Thanks guys!

My patients benefit from the time I spend listening. I can talk shop with the physicians I work with as a colleague and often get to share some pearls with them. Great approach(es) for learning and reinforcing. I have 3 main sources for my ongoing educations and this is the only one that is free. And it’s just as important.

I listen to several ED medicine podcasts. This is the best. For a 1 hr listen, it is an easy listen. Focused, educational, and organized. I’m telling everyone about this podcast.

Educational, fast, to the point, great sound, and great topics. Finish feeing well informed and better equipped.

I’m either listening to EMcases or Curbsiders on my commute to the office. Love all the knowledge. Wish more of my colleagues would listen! Could y’all do a podcast on antibiotic prescription for practices on common things and the data that obliterates using Abx for bronchitis and “sore throat”. Would love to tell my colleagues to go listen.

The best sound system of all medical podcasts - I can hear it in the shower!

Lots of programs out there— this one is free, does not feel the need to constantly play jingles or radio skits interrupting the dense material—and it’s fantastically organized by a host that does not trip over his own feet and engages the well curated guest experts allowing them to concisely and plainly and thoroughly discuss each topic—without interrupting the podcasts flow to hear his own voice or add his two cents. Excellent host, excellent production. CR, FACEP

I have listened to over 30 different medical education podcasts (free and paid), and EM Cases has been far and away the most enlightening.

Outstanding. ED doc.

As Trauma and ER nurse in a insanely busy trauma center I cannot praise this podcast enough. It covers a wide variety of emergency medicine and has some excellent pearls which I have taken and used in my practice. I’m constantly getting asked where I gain my clinical knowledge from and I often refer colleagues to this podcast as it is easier than researching independently! Information is clear, concise and is presented in a way that is applicable to the bedside. And it is always backed up my recent research which I love!

Really liked the Quick Hits episode!

I am a general practitioner who has been on a hiatus for a couple of years and this podcast is a great way to refresh my knowledge and keep me updated, thank you! However lately I have been unable to play any episode, when I attempt to I get an error message “episode is temporarily unavailable” even when I went to your site, the audio couldn’t be played, I wonder what’s the issue?

I’m just a patient care tech, but I’m an avid learner and am perpetually curious. This podcast lends so much understanding into the world of physicians, and what I can do to be more compassionate as a team player. Thank you!

As an new ER nurse I find this podcast to be very helpful! I’ve learned quick, yet efficient approaches to preforming my assessments and ask questions.

Guy has a nice voice and explains very well and makes it really interesting !

Favorite medical podcast out there. So well done. I especially enjoy the mid-podcast “recaps” to reinforce the information. Keep up the good work!

I'm not in medicine but have always had an interest. This podcast makes the field so approachable and interesting -- I've learned so much. Don't be scared off if you're a layperson because I guarantee you'll have an interesting time!! The guests are great. I especially like how Dr. Helman breaks down the interviews into sections. I also get super excited when there is a new Best Case Ever & the new members of the team have been doing a great job. It's great to learn so much while learning the background context by osmosis as well. I recommend asking Siri to define a word if you don't undrstand. Anyways, thanks for this podcast!

I enjoy the presentation and the wide variety of topics addressed. My only gripe is the odd video game-esque sound effects used for transitions. They're rather startling.

Interesting, educational, and very enjoyable!

The journal jam was the episode that finally convinced me to write this review. I am new to EM podcasts so I can't say how this rates against others, but it's just what I've been missing. Concise topic reviews that keep you engaged and have NOT been watered down to homeopathic concentrations! In short it's a well done podcast which, after listening to each episode, makes me feel empowered on the topic discussed.

They cover everything from core content to the newest updates, and presented in a case format that makes it easier to remember. Keep up the good work, and thanks!

Overall, they need to get a handle on public health and the realities of the policies they're trying to put in place *in addition to the emergency treatment*. Episode 74- on opioids- drives that home. Hard. They see black. They see white. Nothing in between. What really shocks me is knowing how smart Reuben Strayer is when it comes to ketamine but has such a huge blind spot when it comes to opiates. So sad. .... One more thing- the weak "crazy" sound effects. They aren't strong enough to have an impression but just kind of a noise.

Great discussions of important topics in critical care. And Not only for ER staff. Thank you for wonderful presentation! Love your podcast!

As a PA student looking to go into EM this podcast is so helpful! Walking through case studies and discussing various presentations and treatments options are exactly what I was looking for. Definitely a must subscribe for anyone in or looking to go into EM.

I simply love it. Every episode is a gem. Extremely well laid out questions/ conversations/ recaps. Gets into the real life issues/ thoughts that even seasoned physicians could learn a great deal from. My favorite among a land of high quality medical podcasts.

Very educational and well run podcast. Well done, keep up the good work. I listen to a lot of ED podcasts and this is among the best. Good tunes as well.

Absolutely love this podcast! The complete and comprehensive overview of each topic makes this unique from other podcasts,and absolute must listen for anyone in emergency or critical care

Unscripted-yet-structured and informative, Dr Helman is engaging and a superb educator. Really great guests too. Only thing that could improve is sound quality.

Absolutely Great! Not only for EM docs, also very helpfull for IM, Surgery and a lot of other disciplines.

Awesome episodes and love the personal experiences.

Once again, the Canadians do a fabulous job at communicating medicinal tactics and interventions clearly, logically, and with superb intelligence. 5 stars!

Excellent work. Keep it up! Throughly enjoy listening.

I am not a physician, just an avid medic nurse, an these discussions are awesome. Keep it up!

This was the BEST discussion of Eye Emergencies that I have EVER heard - can't figure out how to get the written notes though.

Fantastic. Just improve on the sound quality please. Otherwise a great and unique podcast with a wonderful refreshing panel of doctors. Thumbs up!