Vacuum mattress splint shown in intubated prehospital trauma patient
Author Archives: ketaminh
Airway management: ‘‘the times they are a-changin’’ by Dr George Kovacs
HOW TO PRODUCE A JAMIT VIDEO ENTRY
Video IS killing the Direct Laryngoscope star!
Time to JAMIT by Stomp The Orange
The official JAMIT promotional song by Stomp The Orange The Lead singer on the recording is none other than Dr GERRY CONSIDINE Like the song then consider joining the JAMIT competition! CHECK IT OUT HERE!
Mac Partlin on Emergency Airway Access
Antidepressant Efficacy of Ketamine in Treatment-Resistant Major Depression: A Two-Site Randomized Controlled Trial
Norwegian paper suggests stop routine prehospital cervical collar use
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A Rant about Paramedic Intubation
Originally posted on AmboFOAM:
A relatively brief and evidence free opinion piece about intubation. As always, feedback is welcomed. Play in player below, or right click file at bottom of page and select “Save As” [audio http://ambofoam.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/ambofoam-intubation-rant.mp3%5D AmboFOAM Intubation Rant Podcast
JAMIT 2013 COMPETITION UPDATE!
The Importance of a Solid Foundation
Originally posted on AmboFOAM:
Here is another guest post by my colleague James. This is an excellent piece on the importance of approaching scenarios in a cohesive, standardised manner that still allows some flexibility. Emergency medicine is actually based on some pretty simple concepts as James discusses. As an ALS clinical instructor who also dabbles…
CASE #6 UPDATE – FIND THE BLEEDING, STOP THE BLEEDING
Originally posted on Rural Doctors Net:
OK, thanks to all who answered CASE#6 ‘Find the bleeding, stop the bleeding’ Plenty of good ideas, although some of the options are more realistic than others given the inevitable constraints of rurality. Glad that none followed the EMST mantra to the letter and killed him… The setting of…
A New Technique to Insert Nasogastric Tube in an Unconscious Intubated Patient
Sunrise TV interview of Ben Gilmour on Paramedico
The Power of Social Media and FOAM
Originally posted on AmboFOAM:
I was just given a fantastic reminder of just how excellent social media can be for those of us in the medical fields. That’s right, it’s not just for drunken rambling or posting photos of your lunch/cat/alcohol/genitals… I was browsing twitter when I came across the following tweet https://twitter.com/australiandr/status/372973920833388544 Clicking through…
