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ANZCA Acute Pain management: Scientific Evidence 2015

@anzca Acute Pain Management: Scientific Evidence 2015 – Great read for anyone who Rx's pain #FOAMed #FOAMcc https://t.co/XFMqs32pXk — Chris Edwards (@EMtraveller) December 29, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Kudos to ANZCA for publishing this excellent open access resource on acute pain management . It has a prehospital analgesia chapter that is a must read!

Capturing the Perfect Pose

Andrew Weatherall shares a bit on considerations when helping people take pictures right the first time.  Anaesthetists spend a lot of time thinking about tweaking the perfect anaesthetic. Thinking and talking. Obsessing over the perfect wakeup, debating how to deliver the perfect neuroanaesthetic or talking up looking after the cardiac kiddies. So why are there things thatContinue reading “Capturing the Perfect Pose”

Performance Psychology for Resuscitationists – Jason Brooks

Jason Brooks is a high-performance sports psychologist who uses his experience in this field to explore what it takes for a Critical Care physician to remain focused and calm in the high pressure environment of the resuscitation room. The post Performance Psychology for Resuscitationists – Jason Brooks appeared first on Intensive Care Network. http://intensivecarenetwork.com/performance-psychology-for-resuscitationists-jason-brooks/

Louisa in London – Prehospital Lessons from LTC2015

The London Trauma Conference remains up there on my list of ‘must go’ conferences to attend. It marks the end of the year, fills me with hope and inspires me for the future. Unfortunately this year I was torn between the conference and the demands of clinical directorship so I could only get to the…Continue reading “Louisa in London – Prehospital Lessons from LTC2015”