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ETM Course Podcast with Dr Brian Burns

MORE SMACC GOLD with Dr Steve McGloughlin – The Dying Traveller

Dr Steve McGloughlin is a great speaker. He used to work with me at RFDS Cairns when he was still a registrar so it was great catching up with him since his transition to being a consultant at the esteemed Alfred hospital in Melbourne!

PEEP zero. Is this the answer?

MEDEST Permissive HypoVENTilation for haemorrhagic shock?? http://t.co/AGCnddQzSspic.twitter.com/txoAeZ0vUs— Karim Brohi (@karimbrohi) July 21, 2014 Inspiring discussion on Twitter (Minh Le Cong@rfdsdoc, Karim Brohi @karimbrohi and Peter Sherren@PBSherren) The topic: Your hypotensive blunt/penetrating trauma patient with associated severe TBI needs a vent. How do you set it and how you achive your physiological goals? Is it possibleContinue reading “PEEP zero. Is this the answer?”

Making the Call: Enhancing Cognition, Critical Thinking, and Decision Making in Acute Care by Michael Lauria

I saw this on Twitter today and its a great lecture along the lines of Weingart and Reid’s discussion of Combat Mindset in critical care. Check it out!

EMCrit speaks on cricoid pressure

Rural Prehospital Care Survey by Dr Tim Leeuwenburg

ETM Course

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Prehospital airway management- what is the gold standard?

explained: practical, short, how-to crit care videos

Thanks to Intensive Care Network ! Check out this great FOAMEd HOW TO CRIT CARE Video Series!

RSI Checklist app – Reviewed by Dr Tim Leeuwenburg

Read Tim’s review here!

The occasional intubator needs a plan. I got one! Do You?

MEDEST Following some discussion on who owns the airway (see the comments at the post Paralytic is the answer on EMPills Blog) Have to admit: I’m an occasional intubator. I manage something like 10 airways per month, all of them are “non conventional”, (no operating room, no chance to wake the patient, no chance toContinue reading “The occasional intubator needs a plan. I got one! Do You?”

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