In this holiday edition of Source Control, Fred and Heather discuss the intersection of the current IV fluid shortage and management of surgical infection, including resuscitation strategies for septic shock, when and with what to irrigate for intra-abdominal sepsis, and if IV antibiotics are really better than PO.
In this episode, April, Fred and Jared interview Dr. Dante Yeh, chair of the fellowship committee, to discuss the recently created FSIS distinction.
In this episode of “Source Control”, the official podcast of the Surgical Infection Society (SIS), hosts Dr. Fred Pieracci and Dr. April Mendoza explore the vital role of pharmacists in the SICU. They are joined by two special guests, Candice Preslaski and Sara Parli, both SICU pharmacists.
The hosts delve into the evolving relationship between surgeons and pharmacists in critical care, and the unique value that pharmacists bring to the surgical team. Listeners will learn about the specific contributions that pharmacists make to patient care, including medication management, antimicrobial stewardship, and providing crucial expertise on infectious diseases.
In this episode of “Source Control”, the official podcast of the Surgical Infection Society (SIS), hosts Dr. Fred Peerachi and Dr. Jared Houston welcome Dr. Joe Forrester, current Chair of the SIS Therapeutics and Guidelines Committee, to discuss the recent update to the SIS Intra-Abdominal Infections Guidelines.
Dr. Forrester shares his insights into the updates and the process of developing these important resources for the surgical community. Listeners will learn about the key changes in the 2024 update, including the new recommendations for antibiotic duration after percutaneous drainage of intra-abdominal infections.
The hosts also explore the broader challenges of ensuring guidelines are adopted into clinical practice and discuss the role of the SIS Therapeutics and Guidelines Committee in advancing surgical infection care.
This episode is a must-listen for surgeons, researchers, and healthcare professionals who want to stay current on the latest SIS guidelines and best practices.
In this episode of “Source Control”, the official podcast of the Surgical Infection Society (SIS), hosts Dr. Fred Peerachi and Dr. Jared Houston welcome Dr. Heather Evans, SIS President-Elect, for a lively recap of the recent SIS annual meeting in Miami.
The episode delves into the key takeaways from the meeting, including highlights of the scientific program and social events, and explores the importance of mentorship and creating a welcoming environment within the surgical infection field.
Listen in as the hosts discuss some of the unique aspects of the Miami meeting, including the inclusion of a basketball hoop and the growing presence of technology, such as robots, in healthcare.
This episode of “Source Control”, the official podcast of the Surgical Infection Society (SIS), features an interview with Dr. Heather Evans, SIS President-Elect. She shares her journey with SIS and how it has become her “home away from home.” Listeners will learn about her vision for the future of the society and its DEI efforts, and how Dr. Evans sees the importance of fostering a welcoming and supportive environment for all members.
Get ready for a fun conversation about the upcoming SIS conference in Miami and hear Dr. Evans’s personal story of family, mentorship, and how her passion for surgical infection grew over time.
In this episode of “Source Control”, the official podcast of the Surgical Infection Society (SIS), hosts Dr. Fred Peerachi and Dr. April Mendoza play a fun game with guests Dr. Rishi Retnan and Dr. Arpna Jain – deciphering the latest Gen Z lingo! Get ready for laughs and a crash course in the latest slang terms that you can use at the 2024 SIS meeting in Miami. Don’t forget to submit your abstract by January 15th!
In this episode of “Source Control”, the official podcast of the Surgical Infection Society (SIS), Dr. Fred Peerachi and Dr. April Mendoza welcome guests Dr. Rishi Retnan and Dr. Arpna Jain from the SIS Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee. The episode explores the important DEI work of the committee, including the creation of a new publication aimed at improving DEI within the SIS membership. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the committee’s mission and how its initiatives are shaping the future of the surgical infection field.
This episode is a must-listen for all surgeons, researchers, and healthcare professionals interested in promoting a more inclusive and equitable surgical infection field.
Welcome to the inaugural episode of “Source Control”, the official podcast of the Surgical Infection Society. In this episode, we meet the cohosts, Fred, April, Jared, and Hussein, and learn how they got into SIS. They also discuss the latest in SIS news, including a new publication in the NEJM, the upcoming abstract submission deadline, and the annual meeting in Miami. The episode ends with a “Cool, Quirky Story” from April about an interesting case of an infected appendiceal abscess.