We are back after hiatus and we are coming back with a bang.  If you have listened for a number of years, you know that for Halloween we do Medieval Medicine... but this year we filled the script and did Medieval torture devices.  Humans have long devised devious ways to hurt, maim, and psychologically harm each other and we discuss several different ways that it has been done.  In our Story You May Have Missed, we talk about mini-nerf guns made from DNA and how that may impact healthcare in the future.  Link for Mark Rober's video making them is here.   This epis ..read more

As Tom was off assiting the bovine population, we had Kevin from Art of Emergency Nursing step in to fill his angry shoes.  We examine the role of social media in regards to being healthcare professionals.  We also look in depth at the case of "Dr. Roxy" from Ohio who recently had her license revoked, in part for broadcasting procedures live on TikTok.  The Ohio Board of Medicine felt that she had complications in one procedure in particular, as she was talking to the camera and answering questions while doing the procedure.  We also discuss social media when looking for em ..read more

Join Tom & Ben as they welcome Lara, RN, and scuba diver to the show to talk about health and safety while diving.  We discuss some of the safety features in place to protect divers and discuss the increased pressures on the body.  We also learn that Tom has something against fish as Lara tries to convince us to take up scuba. And as with every guest, we end with 5 questions.  There is an answer to one of the questions that leaves Tom completely speechless.   In our SYMHM, we look at the shooting of an orthopedic physician in Tennessee.  At JSP Media, we have ..read more

Summer is here, but it brings its own set of health challenges! We wanted to cover some common summer ailments that you may be seeing in offices, urgent cares, and ERs. From sunburns to food poisoning, we dive into the common summer ailments that can put a damper on your fun in the sun.  Some good tips on sun protection, hydration, heat stroke prevention, safe food handling, and poison ivy to give to your patients.  Tune in and arm yourself with the knowledge to make this summer a safe and enjoyable one. In our SYMHM, we talkeda bout a hospital that had to shut its doors because of r ..read more

**Disclaimer:** Please note that while AI, such as ChatGPT, can provide insights and generate hypothetical scenarios, it is not a substitute for professional medical advice or diagnosis. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for accurate and personalized medical information and guidance. Welcome to "Just Some Podcast for Advanced Practitioners," a cutting-edge medical podcast that explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and healthcare. In this unique episode, we put AI to the test by utilizing ChatGPT, an advanced AI language model, to diagnose medical conditions, gen ..read more

In this episode we go back to basics and we dive into the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of UTIs - a common type of bacterial infection that affects the urinary tract. We cover the most common symptoms of UTIs, including painful urination and frequent urination, and the difference between uncomplicated and complicated cases. To diagnose UTIs, we discuss the use of clinical symptoms and laboratory tests such as urine culture and sensitivity. Finally, we explore the most effective treatments for UTIs, including antibiotics and other helpful tips for patients to manage their symp ..read more

Enjoy this bonus episode simulcast from our other podcast, Will Continue to Monitor.  March 6, 2016 - Lake County, Oregon - It was a normal morning for Mary Lee Kelley until she noticed that her 25-year-old, 50 foot Oregon Maple tree was missing from her back yard.  It appeared to have been removed with large equipment yet she heard nothing throughout the night.  The local sheriff's office responded and investigated, but unfortunately the investigation has lead to more questions than answers as this case still remains unsolved.  The question that Mrs. Kelley and law enforce ..read more

In this episode, Tom and Ben deviate from normal show parameters and do a whole episode on a "Story You May Have Missed" We discuss at length a British article published in October 2020 in Nursing Times [online].  The article is titled "Learning from the past?  Spanish influenza and the lessons for Covid-19"  Written by Olivia Gordon, Amanda Gwinnup, and Christine Hallett.   We breakdown the article and examine the similarities between the Spanish Flu and COVID-19 and sadly some of the lessons we thought we would have learned but apparently haven't.   Lastly ..read more

In this episode, Tom was not able to record, so Tina from Good Nurse, Bad Nurse stepped in and helped Ben interview Mike Matvy.  Mike is a school physchologist who has battled with dyslexia.  We talk about his journey and how his struggles led to him developing an app to help students with dyslexia.  The app is called Audio Exam and is available for teachers to allow dyslexic students the ability to test using auditory skills instead of reading skills.  This episode is sponsored by Eko Health.  Learn more about their digital stethoscopes at www.ekohealth.com and use co ..read more

For Christmas, we medically review the 2003 Christmas classic, Elf, starring Will Ferrell.  Looking at not only injuries, but mental aspects of being raised as an elf.  And of course, we discuss an elf’s diet as well.  Ben also has some very strong opinions of Santa in this movie so may sure you listen for that.  But this is Tom’s favorite Christmas movie, and we both enjoyed the childlike wonderment that Will Ferrell brought to the role. This episode is sponsored by Eko Health.  Learn more about their digital stethoscopes at www.ekohealth.com and use code JSP for $50 ..read more