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Ketamine for military prehospital analgesia and sedation in combat casualties

Ketamine for military prehospital analgesia and sedation in combat casualties. #FOAMed #FOAMems #ketamineforpain ping @ketaminh https://t.co/3PbZ7oLGwY — Sergey Motov (@painfreeED) April 12, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 13, 2018Posted inketamine, Prehospital medicineTags:ketamine, military

The Airway Trolley reborn!

This is a slightly different bit of sharing. Dr Andrew Weatherall works at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead where they’ve been quietly working away at a redesign of the difficult airway trolley. Here is the story so far … Middle age is not always kind. You start to look a little tired. Nostril hairs areContinue reading “The Airway Trolley reborn!”

Posted byketaminhApril 10, 2018April 10, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway trainingTags:airway-trolley

The Coping Skills of Women in Medicine

#WomenInMedicine are longing for community, for sisterhood. @petradMD created a space for us to flourish and support each other when she created @womeninmedchat. Join us tonight at 9pm EST for a conversation about #coping. pic.twitter.com/L24DFKsDb5 — Mitochondrial Eve (@BrowofJustice) April 8, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 9, 2018April 9, 2018Posted inBrowOfJustice, FOAMEdTags:womeninmedicine

Dr Levitan’s Cadaveric Airway courses in Australia in 2018-19!

Brisbane August 25/26th 2018 Sydney January 21/22nd 2019 REGISTER HERE AS STRICTLY LIMITED PLACES!

Posted byketaminhApril 9, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway training, richard-levitanTags:Richard-Levitan

Yellowstone / Tetons Advanced Airway Course , June 11-13th, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 9, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway training, richard-levitanTags:2018, yellowstone

Royal visit to RFDS Cairns!

my wife (red poloshirt) Dr Shelley Le Cong sitting next to HRH Charles at @RoyalFlyingDoc Cairns base, explaining telehealth system . The French family on video screen from their remote property. Actual emergency aeromedical evacuation same day from there! https://t.co/cSzj2SxMFd — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) April 8, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 8, 2018Posted inAeromedical retrievalTags:RFDS

VL IS DEAD

I went there pic.twitter.com/Jo4gxP2eJn — Philip Lee (@drphiliplee1) April 7, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 7, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway training, video-laryngoscopy

Australia’s Longest serving flight nurse retires after almost 40 yrs

40 yrs on the job as flight nurse in Oz ! https://t.co/j7MAfLxQkw — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) April 7, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 7, 2018Posted inAeromedical retrievalTags:australia, flight nurse1 Comment on Australia’s Longest serving flight nurse retires after almost 40 yrs

Help protect UK NHS Whistleblowers!

Improving protections for NHS whistleblowers who go to the media . PLease support this case as its yet another example of UK bureaucracy throwing another doctor under the bus to protect their own skins https://t.co/AOFWuIi8CL via @CrowdJustice — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) April 7, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 7, 2018April 7, 2018Posted inhumanityTags:jesudason, patient-safety, UK, whistleblowers

I’ve seen terrible things as a paramedic

I've seen terrible things as a paramedic. The worst isn't what you'd expect https://t.co/mRgZ1Q8do8 — Ruth Townsend (@RuthTownsendlaw) April 5, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 6, 2018Posted inhumanity, paramedic, Prehospital medicineTags:humanity, paramedic

Oh you’re poison

Venomous snake experts from The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine are helping the Natural History Museum in London put on a exhibition about venomous creatures from around the globe. The exhibition is called Venom: Kill and Cure and will be on show at the Natural History Museum, London, until 13th May. At up to 3… viaContinue reading “Oh you’re poison”

Posted byketaminhApril 6, 2018Posted inFOAMEd, prehospital, Rural medicine, toxinologyTags:snake, venomous

Behold the Magic Bag by Jim DuCanto

Posted byketaminhApril 5, 2018Posted inOnline critical airway trainingTags:james-ducanto

AAGBI Free Quick Reference Handbook for Anaesthesia!

Have you seen the new @AAGBI The Quick Reference Handbook (#QRH)? Free and open access to #guidelines for unexpected or uncommon #anaesthesia related emergencies. #FOAMed #standards #patientsafety Download it today: https://t.co/tCQwWKg7xV pic.twitter.com/pgxP42mgzW — AAGBI (@AAGBI) April 3, 2018

Posted byketaminhApril 4, 2018Posted inEmergency anaesthesia, FOAMEdTags:anaesthesia

Gefilte Fish by Ali

Posted byketaminhMarch 31, 2018March 31, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFETags:ali, gefilte-fish

Tanya’s Mum’s Fritule recipe

Posted byketaminhMarch 31, 2018March 31, 2018Posted in#UGH CAFETags:croation, fritule, gong-gas-girl, tanya

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