Nick discusses highlights, thoughts, and questions from the first 2 days of the 2023 ACCP Annual Meeting in Dallas, TX.

Gretchen Sacha and Seth Bauer join me to discuss all things related to the use of vasopressin in septic shock.

Rob Maclaren joins us for a November Trial of the Week highlighting the famous critical care study, Rivers EGDT in Sepsis, published in 2001 in NEJM.

I'm joined by 6 Pharmacists highlighting their research presented at the 2023 North American Congress of Clinical Toxicology (NACCT).

Linda Awdishu joins to highlight not one, but two CRRT-themed landmark research articles: RENAL and the IDEAL-ICU trials published in NEJM.

Zach Smith joins me for an updated overview on the management of pulmonary hypertension in the critically ill as well as a discussion into the management of RV failure.

Grace Erdman joins the podcast to highlight the 2022 NEJM research study, AID-ICU, researching the effect of haloperidol on critically ill patient outcomes.

Anthony Hawkins, our fluid steward, joins the podcast to highlight findings from the landmark SPLIT trial, a study researching the ideal crystalloid in the critically ill.

Ruben Santiago joins me to highlight the landmark Emergency Medicine article researching tranexamic acid in TBI patients, the CRASH-3 trial

Hannah Davis and Chris Bollinger join me to highlight note-worthy articles from July 2023. We discuss featured articles, as well as those with a cardiology, hematology, and pulmonary focus, before closing the episode with Pharmacist-featured articles and non-clinical articles.

Brandon Hobbs joins me to highlight the landmark NEJM article comparing UFH v. LMWH for VTE prophylaxis in trauma patients.

Patrick Wieruszewski & Caitlin Brown join me to highlight their AJHP article, ECPR: A Primer for Pharmacists, while providing tips/tricks from their experience caring for ECPR patients

Andrea Sikora joins to highlight the MRC-ICU and the September Trial of the Week, her first author research looking at the use of MRC-ICU score and the impact on Pharmacists.

Nick Servati joins me to do a deep-dive into ACS and its pharmacotherapy in the critically ill.

Beau Blake joins me to highlight articles that were published in June 2023 including Featured, CV, PADIS, ID, and PharmD featured articles.

Nick Britt joins to highlight his first author research comparing antibiotics for the treatment of vancoymycin-resistant Enterococcus bloodstream infections.

Highlighting research presented by Pharmacists at the 2023 Neurocritical Care Society Annual Meeting

Nick celebrates the 100th episode of the podcast before switching gears and celebrating the 11 winners of the 10 award categories from the First Annual Pharmacy to Dose Awards.

Joseph Lam joins me to highlight his research team's study, Phenobarbital for acute alcohol withdrawal: a prospective, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study published in the Journal of Emergency Medicine in 2013.

Lance Ray and Kyle DeWitt join me to give an overview on the management of arrhythmias in the Emergency Department, highlighting their 2-part review on this same topic published in AJHP

Dr. Ashish Khanna, principal investigator of the ATHOS-3 research team, joins me to highlight the landmark ATHOS-3 trial as the Trial of the Week.

Carolyn Bell joins me to discuss her first author research study, the Insidious Harm of Medication Diluents, published in August 2018 in Critical Care Medicine.

Casey May joins me to highlight 2 recent guideline statements on the management of aSAH patients. We review guideline recommendations, what's missing, pertinent pharmacotherapy, future research ideas, and much, much more.

Melissa Thompson Bastin joins me to discuss her review on oseltamivir dosing in the critically ill, published in 2014 in the Annals of Pharmacotherapy.

Dave Dixon joins me to highlight his experience on the heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF) consensus decision pathway, before diving into all things HFpEF and its pharmacotherapy.