Originally posted on The Collective:
Dr Andrew Weatherall returns to stuff about paediatric airways, a bit of a companion to an earlier post with some practical tips. There are some things you’re taught from a very young age to believe in. Then it turns out it’s just plain wrong. Santa Claus. The Tooth Fairy. The Public Holiday…
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Auckland HEMS Air Ambulance Fellows wanted!
Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
Fellow – Adult Emergency Department–076540 Helicopter Emergency Medicine Service (HEMS) Fellow position – 6 month fixed term (ACEM accredited special skill term in Air Ambulance) June 2015 – December 2015 Auckland City Hospital is the largest public Hospital in New Zealand and one of the best trauma centres in the…
Advanced Airway – Flexible Optic Intubation at Sydney HEMS induction 2015
Transportation Issues in Prehospital & Retrieval Medicine by Dr Brian Burns
Simple Surgical Airway technique at Sydney HEMS induction 2015
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ROCKETAMINE WINS
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My favourite VL view to increase first pass intubation
Originally posted on MEDEST:
A debate is ongoing among #FOAMED social media about increasing first passage rate in tracheal intubation and some difficulties when using VL. At the beginning of my experience with VL I experienced some difficulties, but with a radical change in technical approach I reached a good security on first pass success.…
A Randomized Controlled Trial of Intranasal Ketamine in Major Depressive Disorder
In defence of the Glidescope
ILCOR 2015 draft guideline against routine spinal immobilisation
@ketaminh @MEDEST118 @TheSamAinslie my finger slipped…. #GoQLD #leadingtheway pic.twitter.com/W0evLVLBfi — Daniel Townson (@dantownson1) February 7, 2015
Online Hierarchy Of Needs
Ketamine Fight Club: Ketamine in TBI
The Availability of Advanced Airway Equipment and Experience with Videolaryngoscopy in the UK: Two UK Surveys
Helicopter Heroes Down Under | Season 2 Episode 2
Why? How? What? Big Questions for Prehospital Simulation
Originally posted on The Collective:
At CareFlight another round of training many people is about to come up so it seemed like a good chance to ask Dr Sam Bendall for her first contribution. Sam is an Emergency Physician who is passionate about education, particularly all things simulation. She works half-time at Royal Prince Alfred…

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