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EMERGENCY SURGICAL AIRWAY By Scott Weingart
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Rethinking “remote and rural” education
Safety & Laryngoscopy Debate by Dr George Kovacs
2014 Prehospital/EMS articles of the Year
Management of the acutely agitated patient in a remote location
The Bind About Pelvic Binders – Part 4
Originally posted on The Collective:
Is this the last bit for now? Dr Alan Garner following up on pelvic binders after all the stimulating comments. If you haven’t already, check out part 1, part 2 and part 3. During the writing of part three of this series on pelvic fractures and particularly after reading Julian Cooper’s…
Airway Intro with Nicholas Chrimes
Face Mask Ventilation with Nicholas Chrimes
Je Suis DL
SMACCFORCE PROGAM
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Transferring the critically ill patient: are we there yet?
Episode 24 – Mild Traumatic Brain Injury/Concussion
Originally posted on FOAMcast:
(ITUNES OR LISTEN HERE) The Free Open Access Medical Education (FOAM) We cover the Taming the SRU podcast, “Ketamine Cagematch” (iTunes), a debate between Dr. Minh Le Cong and Dr. Chris Zammit. Dogma persists that ketamine may increase intracranial pressure, which would be bad in traumatic brain injury (TBI) given the fixed…
The RACE IS ON!
THE VORTEX APPROACH APP iS COMING
The #VortexApproach app from @NicholasChrimes @TessaRDavis @ketaminh & @pzfritz. Free in the App Store soon. pic.twitter.com/yc2E8j8moh — Vortex Approach (@vortexapproach) February 14, 2015
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