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Why Chest Tube and Surgical Airway are the same

HEMS vs GEMS. By ground or by air: which is the best way to take care of traumatized patients

MEDEST 22 years old male hit from a car on the roadside of an urban area.The ground EMS ambulance (physician, nurse staffed), dispatched on scene, find the patient alert, oriented and spontaneously breathing. His vitals are:GCS 15 , RR 20, SaO2 95, HR 85, SBP 110No mention of head trauma.Chest no sign of trauma, bilateralContinue reading “HEMS vs GEMS. By ground or by air: which is the best way to take care of traumatized patients”

The Solis Needle Cricothyrotomy Concept

Pick a Number! – The Enemy at the Gate

SMACCSHARE -CHECK OUT THE CREATIVITY & JOIN IN!

Stop trying to make critical decisions over the phone

Stop trying to make critical decisions over the phone #traumacare2015 pic.twitter.com/CimViWgea4 — Trauma care uk (@TraumaCareUK) April 22, 2015

Emergency Paediatric Intubation for the Infrequent Intubator

Link HERE

SMACCFORCE – THE FORCE AWAKENS

SMACC FORCE – Social Media and Critical Care Pre-hospital and Retrieval Pre-conference Workshop June 23rd 2015 from KAREL HABIG on Vimeo. SEE YOU AT SMACC!

3 actual CRIC videos in one place- HERE!

REAL SURGICAL AIRWAY VIDEO HERE

The Safety and Effectiveness of Droperidol for Sedation of Acute Behavioral Disturbance in the Emergency Department

Sedating the agitated pt,1400 cases,6EDs in Oz,IM droperidol efficacious and safe, The DORM II study is here http://t.co/T4NOsbnRgM #FOAMed — Michael Downes (@ToxTalks) April 15, 2015

Vortex Approach App available now!

It is available now for free! In spirit of FOAM, the creators committed to never charging payment for the app . If you enjoy using the app to learn, please say thanks to Nicholas Chrimes, Peter Fritz and Tessa Davis if you ever get the opportunity, via Twitter or posting a comment on thisContinue reading “Vortex Approach App available now! “

Levitan Shaka on DuCanto d-loop bougie on ETT

Cricoid Pressure in DAS 2015 Intubation Guidelines: an update.

MEDEST Below you can read the answer to my question (Cricoid pressure in new DAS (Difficult Airway Society) Guidelines: still on?) from Chris Frerk, Chair of DAS guidelines group: “Mario Thanks for your thoughtful comments The website posting is necessarily brief and there will be more detail in the developing paper. Your point is wellContinue reading “Cricoid Pressure in DAS 2015 Intubation Guidelines: an update.”

Risky Business – Weighing Things Up

Originally posted on The Collective:
The excellent Dr Paul Bailey returns to provide more practical insights from the bit of his work that involves coordination of international medical retrieval. This is the second in (we hope) a recurring series which started here. Greetings everyone, it’s a pleasure to be back for the long awaited second…