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Michelle Dawn Mooney: Hello, and welcome to the “Health First Talks” podcast. I’m your host, Michelle Dawn Mooney. Today, we’re talking about recognize, respond, reassure patient evaluation in medical
Michelle Dawn Mooney: Hello, and welcome to the HealthFirst Talks podcast. I’m your host, Michelle Dawn Mooney, and today we are talking about anaphylaxis. So first off, thank you
Michelle Dawn Mooney: Hello, and welcome to the Healthfirst podcast, where clinical insight meets real-world practice to help you deliver safer, smarter patient care. I’m your host, Michelle Dawn Mooney,
Michelle Dawn Mooney: Hello and welcome to the Healthfirst Talks podcast. I’m your host, Michelle Dawn Mooney, and today we’re talking about a critical but often overlooked part of dental
Transcript from the HealthFirst Talks Podcast Hosted by Michelle Dawn Mooney Michelle Dawn Mooney: Hello and welcome to HealthFirst Talks. I’m your host, Michelle Dawn Mooney. Today’s episode is Managing
Hello and welcome to HealthFirst Talks. I’m your host, Michelle Dawn Mooney. In this episode, At the Heart of the Matter: Cardiac Considerations in Medical Emergencies, we look at how
Transcript from the HealthFirst Talks Podcast Hosted by Michelle Dawn Mooney Welcome to the HealthFirst Talks Podcast Hello and welcome to the HealthFirst Talks podcast. I’m your host, Michelle Dawn
On today’s episode of the Healthcare podcast brought to you by Marketscale, host Sean Heath is getting a crash course on medical crash carts from HealthFirst’s marketing and product manager
Dental podcast: Welcome to DentalTalk. I’m Dr. Phil Klein. Knowing when to, and when not to, treat a patient is of extreme importance. Today we’ll be reviewing several common medical
Visits to the dentist’s office are already stressful enough, without considering the emergencies that can and do happen in routine dental procedures. Allergic reactions, fainting, asthma attacks, and even heart
Dr. Phil Klein and guest Dr. Stanley Malamed discuss how to avoid medical emergencies when dealing with medically comprised patients in a dental setting – part 2.