Author Archives: ketaminh

Unsung Hero award for Dr John Hinds

Posthumous “BBC Get Inspired” Unsung Hero award for ‘Flying Doctor’ John Hinds – The Irish News https://t.co/5K3rVJY3i3 — Rod Cape (@rodcapeuk) December 17, 2015   Flying doctor’s family receive award https://t.co/cG5dFysi4d — BBC News NI (@BBCNewsNI) December 17, 2015 Australian Motor Cycle News yearbook 2015. “Real Flying Doctors”. @DocJohnHinds pic.twitter.com/1BEk59FUqV — brian burns (@HawkmoonHEMS) DecemberContinue reading “Unsung Hero award for Dr John Hinds”

EMS podcast holiday listening goodness!

New Podcast: @paramedic_al talks Paramedic Registration @AusParamedics @EMSWorldNews https://t.co/LqBMGjZaxr pic.twitter.com/YSTpMqzBp6 — Word on the Street (@wotsukrobl) December 16, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Podcast Ep 5 – Community – @paramedic_al & the #EMSWolfpack https://t.co/HJ7EUflf2T @emscritcare #EMSNation #FOAMems pic.twitter.com/9f7W9hKVCZ — EMS Nation (@EMS_Nation) December 16, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Experience in Prehospital Endotracheal Intubation Significantly Influences Mortality of Patients with Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

prehospital intubation by inexperienced linked 2 death when cpw no intubation or intubation after hospital arrival https://t.co/JwNBOThZfI — Dr Pierre Bradley (@lowebrad) December 15, 2015

Animal Wrangling

If you are talking about things which don’t have a huge amount of evidence but need an answer you try to achieve consensus. Here’s a little thing from Andrew Weatherall (@AndyDW_) on a recent animal wrangling publication on paediatric regional anaesthetic hot topics.  Creative people can be inspirational. They can be irritating. They can astonish andContinue reading “Animal Wrangling”

“Stan, what’s the deal with negotiations…”

“Stan, If you don’t ask for what you want, don’t expect the Neurosurgeon, God or the Tooth Fairy (in that order) to do it for you…” Unfortunately no puntastic titles this time… I have had the fortune and privilege of working with doctors from different cultures and countries during my training in the NHS. TheContinue reading ““Stan, what’s the deal with negotiations…””