One of the greatest FOAMEd projects I have ever seen come to fruition, please thank Dr Nicholas Chrimes and Martin Bromiley for their tireless endeavours into human factors and improving patient safety. Check out Nick’s education site here for more information on this video recreation.
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Retrieval registrar WANTED! – RFDS Cairns
RSI checklist from Kiwi Contributor!
Development of a standard operating procedure and checklist for rapid sequence induction in the critically ill
Australia & New Zealand Specialist Airway Course – 11th October 2014
Auckland HEMS Checklist Reference Manual
Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
Dear colleagues, In June of this year our Canadian HEMS Fellow Dr. Robert Gooch shared one of our emergency checklists with the Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine (PHARM) community. Thank you to those of you who provided feedback on this initiative. We continue to draw inspiration from the work of Dr.…
Arterial Line Setup & “Alternative Use” – August EVO entry!
Well done on a great entry by UCAIRCARE/TAMINGTHESRU folks, Dr Jeff Hill and Dr Mike Steurwald! CHECK OUT ALL THE ENTRIES HERE
GOODSAM APP – Your new superpower in a phone
as shown on Sky TV here Also check out the GOODSAMAPP website here
Developing EM 2014, Brazil
Resus Room Feng Shui by Tim Leeuwenburg
Digitally enhanced airway management
Surgical Airway by Weingart at SMACCGOLD
Ultrasound for airway imaging
From pnbsiva Youtube Channel
Why the VideoLarygoscopy don’t gonna kill the DirectLaryngoscopy (at least in the near future)
MEDEST A novel publication goes to enrich the long-living debate on direct laryngoscopy (DL) vs video laryngoscopy (VL) efficacy in emergency intubation. The recent article, pubblished on JEMS and titled “Deploying the Video Laryngoscope into a Ground EMS System” ,compares the success rate beetwen DL vs VL in a ground EMS Service. The device used wasContinue reading “Why the VideoLarygoscopy don’t gonna kill the DirectLaryngoscopy (at least in the near future)”
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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