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Online Hierarchy Of Needs

Posted byketaminhFebruary 7, 2015Posted inFOAMEdTags:brent-thoma, FOAM, scott-weingart3 Comments on Online Hierarchy Of Needs

Ketamine Fight Club: Ketamine in TBI

Posted byketaminhFebruary 5, 2015Posted inketamine, Prehospital medicineTags:ketamine, TBI1 Comment on Ketamine Fight Club: Ketamine in TBI

The Availability of Advanced Airway Equipment and Experience with Videolaryngoscopy in the UK: Two UK Surveys

Posted byketaminhJanuary 31, 2015Posted inairway, Emergency anaesthesia, Emergency medicine and critical care, FOAMEd, Online critical airway trainingTags:2015, difficult airway, equipment, UK

Helicopter Heroes Down Under | Season 2 Episode 2

Posted byketaminhJanuary 30, 2015Posted inAeromedical retrieval, FOAMEd, Prehospital medicineTags:helicopter-heroes

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…

Posted byketaminhJanuary 30, 2015Posted inUncategorized

Why EMS Should Limit the Use of Rigid Cervical Collars

Thank god for C-collars. Saving the public from death and disability since 1971 pic.twitter.com/L5FS5I4zjP — Mike Abernethy (@FLTDOC1) December 30, 2014

Posted byketaminhJanuary 30, 2015Posted inPrehospital medicine, traumaTags:EMS, neck-collars, soft1 Comment on Why EMS Should Limit the Use of Rigid Cervical Collars

Early Use of the NMDA Receptor Antagonist Ketamine in Refractory and Superrefractory Status Epilepticus

Posted byketaminhJanuary 30, 2015Posted inEmergency medicine and critical care, FOAMEdTags:critical-care, epilepsy, ketamine

Critical Care airway Management Course

Posted byketaminhJanuary 29, 2015January 31, 2015Posted inairway, Emergency medicine and critical careTags:airway, ccam, course, sydney2 Comments on Critical Care airway Management Course

Ketamine and intracranial pressure – literature update

Posted byketaminhJanuary 29, 2015Posted inEmergency anaesthesia, Emergency medicine and critical care, FOAMEd, ketamineTags:intracranial-pressure, ketamine, update1 Comment on Ketamine and intracranial pressure – literature update

This is Australia

Posted byketaminhJanuary 26, 2015Posted inPrehospital medicine, Rural medicineTags:2015, australia-day1 Comment on This is Australia

Here’s to the crazy ones!

@ketaminh @EMS_Junkie @cliffreid some inspiration to keep at it and not be afraid to go against the grain pic.twitter.com/sfZc3xXEfs — Kirsten Kingma (@SurferKirst) January 23, 2015

Posted byketaminhJanuary 25, 2015Posted inFOAMEd, Interviews of interesting peopleTags:FOAM, inspiration, twitter

BEST SMACC TALK EVER – Here’s mine, whats yours?

Cliff Reid: How to be a Hero from Social Media and Critical Care on Vimeo.

Posted byketaminhJanuary 23, 2015Posted inFOAMEdTags:SMACC

A Short Video About Bleeding Airways

Originally posted on The Collective:
Managing the airway in prehospital and retrieval medicine is a challenge and has inspired many a discussion in many a setting. And anyone working in the area would appreciate the additional challenge when there’s lots of blood getting in the way.  As a result everyone has tips and and tricks…

Posted byketaminhJanuary 17, 2015Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on A Short Video About Bleeding Airways

TRAUMA 2015 – AT THE CUTTING EDGE

Posted byketaminhJanuary 15, 2015Posted inconference, goldcoast, traumaTags:trauma

SMACCFORCE taster

Attribution to some joker on Twitter

Posted byketaminhJanuary 12, 2015Posted inAeromedical retrieval, Prehospital medicineTags:aeromedical, SMACCFORCE, SMACCUS1 Comment on SMACCFORCE taster

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