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Human Factors in Airway management

@ResusPadawan @notjustairway @ketaminh @DitchDoc14 Link to HF aw talk-thx to Raphaela-includes some of her PhD https://t.co/vV2IzQggeh — Stu Marshall (@hypoxicchicken) May 7, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

ANZCA airway guidelines 2016

The @ANZCA airway guidelines. Not clear what you do if 3 x SGR pathways unsuccessful but SaO2 still > 90%. https://t.co/rKzsr5ISPK — Nicholas Chrimes (@NicholasChrimes) May 6, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

All things prehospital ketamine 2016

reposted with permission from CPDme

Ketamine and Propofol Preferred

Video Laryngoscopy Is Primary Choice for Initial and Backup ICU Airway Management, Whether Difficult or Routine https://t.co/3uPR7saLXA — Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) May 4, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

When Seconds Count… Trauma Physician Anesthesiologists Save Lives

When Seconds Count… Trauma Physician Anesthesiologists Save Lives: https://t.co/aJpnbGKz3l #anesthesia — ASA® (@ASALifeline) May 5, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY KILLED THE VIDEO STAR? —

Videolarygoscopy (VL). Brave new world. VL makes any intubation easy, and solves airway managment problems. Well, it can be a life-saver, but it also brings its own set of problems. Two new RCTs comparing VL and DL are just out. … Continue reading → via DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY KILLED THE VIDEO STAR? —

I’m a Paramedic But nobody taught me how..

Brilliant. https://t.co/0oZ35LWYRU — Dr Nick Crombie (@DrNickCrombie) March 4, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Prehospital Management of Difficult Airways

Prehospital Management of Difficult Airways https://t.co/40OY4GihGN — AAMS (@AAMS) May 2, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Specialized Air Force Medical Team Delivers Life-Saving Care across the Globe

Specialized Air Force Medical Team Delivers Life-Saving Care across the Globe https://t.co/j4rWSNVTo4 — AAMS (@AAMS) May 2, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Support paramedic mental health & well being!

I'm about to cycle a ridiculously long way in support of paramedic mental health and wellbeing. Please support! https://t.co/Vg2dpx3PXv — Penny Wilson (@nomadicgp) May 2, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Anaesthesia Registrar Mortality rate

Wow. A HUGE problem. #ASM16NZ @ANZCA pic.twitter.com/FeLpEe0uqO — Mark (@young_m_g) May 1, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Kovac’s Sign

Great example of Kovacs' sign; VL too deep & hampering intubation; @airwaycam @Sdmeded #FOAMed pic.twitter.com/FBALDOMlzN — Jonathan Kei, MD MPH (@keipoints) May 2, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Our path is made by walking, by José Manuel Velasco

In the coming II National Conference on Humanizing Intensive Care in Barcelona, we will have the opportunity to see first hand the vision of professionals who have spent years working on units that long ago took the step of opening its doors. Without a doubt, it will be an injection of energy and a source…Continue reading “Our path is made by walking, by José Manuel Velasco”

JellyBean 032 with Ashley Liebig

Fear, Flight, Fight. Ashley Liebig is a Screaming Eagle. So at SMACC Chicago you had a 101st Airborne Division Medic talking about feelings. SMACC Star Ashley Liebig, now a Texan Flight Nurse rocked one of the Pre-SMACC US Workshops with a difficult subject, talking about dealing with critical events as a human inside a big…Continue reading “JellyBean 032 with Ashley Liebig”

Where are you putting that Mars Bar?

I saw a recent suggestion that rectal administration of a chocolate bar could be used to reverse hypoglycaemia in a patient who was unable to take anything orally. This led to a range of comments from colleagues mostly of surprise. There were the suggestions that maybe a Poly Woffle has a better likeness to aContinue reading “Where are you putting that Mars Bar?”