Posts from the ‘Interviews of interesting people’ Category

May 22

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Making MORE THINGS HAPPEN with Jim DuCanto (with a bit of help from Cliff Reid & friends)

Cliff Reid and colleagues presented this poster at the Aeromedical Society of Australasia and Flight Nurses Australasia 2012 meeting in Cairns

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May 15

Emergency Surgical Airway with Dr Keith Greenland

Stay calm and use your scalpel

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May 11

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DuCanto & Chow describe an improvement on the Kiwi & Pistol Bougie grips

Frova Bougie in D Grip configuration

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May 10

Permissive hypotension : A Twitter story

Stay calm and use your scalpel

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May 1

PHARM Podcast 68 : Retrieval 2013 Glasgow Conference with Dr Alasdair Corfield

Dr Alasdair Corfield (image from EMRS official website)

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Apr 24

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PHARM Podcast 66 : Patient preparation in retrieval medicine

Cliff Reid with my favourite talk of the conference: how to be a hero

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• Life in the Fast Lane

  • Teach, fight, tweet… May 22, 2013
    In preparation for #IETMC13 the International Faculty Development teaching course - the #MeduBrawl has begun. The post Teach, fight, tweet… appeared first on Life in the Fast Lane medical education blog.
    Mike Cadogan
  • The LITFL Review 104 May 21, 2013
    The LITFL Review is your regular and reliable source for the highest highlights, sneakiest sneak peaks and loudest shout-outs from the webbed world of emergency medicine and critical care. The post The LITFL Review 104 appeared first on Life in the Fast Lane medical education blog.
    Kane Guthrie
  • Making Things Happen May 21, 2013
    Cliff Reid's superb talk 'Making Things Happen' is now available on the SMACC podcast and the video and supporting resources are on Resus.ME. Learn to lead a resus like a legend!The post Making Things Happen appeared first on Life in the Fast Lane medical education blog.
    Chris Nickson

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  • Making Things Happen from SMACC 2013 May 21, 2013
    The talks from SMACC 2013 – the best critical conference ever (so far) – are being made available. Here’s my talk on Making Things Happen. Video: An audio only version is available here: References from the talk and the slide set are available here For more SMACC talks susbscribe via iTunes or keep an eye [...]
    Cliff
  • RSI haemodynamics in the field May 18, 2013
    The noxious stimulus of laryngoscopy & tracheal intubation can precipitate hypertension, tachycardia, and intracranial pressure elevation, risking exacerbation of brain injury or haemorrhage. Physicians from an English Helicopter Emergency Medical Service examined the response of heart rate and blood pressure to prehospital rapid sequence intubation (RSI […]
    Cliff
  • Awake intubation May 14, 2013
    I had some fun today getting intubated. We used the Ambu aScope 2 and the Greater Sydney Area HEMS equipment and approach to airway management. I didn’t receive an antisialogogue or any analgesia or sedation. The big learning point for me was how hard it was to anaesthetise the posterior part of my nasal cavity [...]
    Cliff

• The blunt dissection

  • top of the ladder… May 18, 2013
    The case. It’s 9 o’clock at night. You are asked to review a 45 year old male on the ward for uncontrolled pain. He has a history of Crohn’s disease and is 24 hours post-laparotomy for small bowel resection & stoma formation. He is nil by mouth… His current pain regime includes; Paracetamol 1g q6h [...]
    Christopher Partyka
  • a test of metal… May 11, 2013
      The case. 64 year old female who is day 1 post elective left total-knee replacement. She has a past medical history of osteoarthritis, bipolar disorder and depression for which she takes quetiapine, lithium and paracetamol. You are asked to see her on the ward for optimization of her pain management with a concern that she “just [...]
    Christopher Partyka
  • Quick Case #01 April 27, 2013
    A 24 year old male rugby player presents to your ED with a severely painful, swollen left hand which occurred during a tackle and subsequent ruck. These are his x-rays….    What about the lateral ?? What's going on here ?? Carpometacarpal Dislocation The Anatomy... The carpometacarpal (CMC) joints form the base of the metacarpal [...]
    Christopher Partyka