Ryan C. Maves's guest appearances

Ryan C. Maves

Journal of Special Operations Medicine

Shawn Anderson

Andy Fisher

Rick Hines

CMSgt Michael Rubio

John Kragh

Stephen Rush

OwlTail

Dr Maves had so much information packed into his interview that we couldn't keep it all within the hardball.  It's like a double chocolate cake with chocolate chips; too much goodness!  We've broken the interview into two pieces, the main interview and Dr Maves' excellent review of the current JTS wound care CPG.  Please join us for both and let us know what you think! Visit our Social Media @jsomonline. https://jsom.us/Podcast.

Dr Maves had so much information packed into his interview that we couldn't keep it all within the hardball.  It's like a double chocolate cake with chocolate chips; too much goodness!  We've broken the interview into two pieces, the main interview and Dr Maves' excellent review of the current JTS wound care CPG.  Please join us for both and let us know what you think! Visit our Social Media @jsomonline. <a href="https://jsom.us/Podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://jsom.us/Podcast</a>.

Interview with CAPT (Dr) Ryan C. Maves - Bonus Material

In one of our most scientifically robust discussions, we go down the rabbit hole with Dr Maves and learn about some of the advances in antibiotic selection and use in the PFC environment. He helps us learn about the many changes in antimicrobial therapy that the military has seen in the past 20 years; and how much is still the same from the past 50 years. In a separate section, he reviews the Joint Trauma System wound care clinical practice guidelines for us and helps discuss when different antibiotics would be appropriate for different situations. Visit our Social Media @jsomonline. https://jsom.us/Podcast.

In one of our most scientifically robust discussions, we go down the rabbit hole with Dr Maves and learn about some of the advances in antibiotic selection and use in the PFC environment. He helps us learn about the many changes in antimicrobial therapy that the military has seen in the past 20 years; and how much is still the same from the past 50 years. In a separate section, he reviews the Joint Trauma System wound care clinical practice guidelines for us and helps discuss when different antibiotics would be appropriate for different situations. Visit our Social Media @jsomonline. <a href="https://jsom.us/Podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://jsom.us/Podcast</a>.