Posts from the ‘Emergency anaesthesia’ Category
Sep 25
Dr Richard Harris video at #SWANTrauma 2018 !
Richard Harris https://t.co/kW4CR2dZwu
— John CROZIER (@crozi3r_john) July 27, 2018
Thai cave Rescue and Adelaide anaesthetist providing medical support!
The @MedSTAR_SA team is so proud of you @drharry64 – please stay safe.
“An Australian doctor, who is part of Sunday's rescue mission, checked the boys' health on Saturday night and gave the all clear for the rescue to proceed.”https://t.co/PYgf25BgaH pic.twitter.com/51B1J5z2Zy— Mardi Steere (@mardi_steere) July 8, 2018
Meet the Australian doctor playing a key role in Thai cave rescue https://t.co/M3MCELI3v7 via @smh by @JoshDye91
— James Massola (@jamesmassola) July 8, 2018
Anaesthetists at the Royal Adelaide Hospital provide a voluntary service to assist divers around the world. Rarely acknowledged and never seeking the limelight. When you get into trouble diving, they are there to help.
— Dr Mary-Ann Fox (@maffygirl) July 8, 2018
Shared Blood – Bleeding Tonsils
Shared Blood – Bleeding Tonsils
Shared Blood – Bleeding Tonsils
— Read on songsorstories.com/2018/07/03/shared-blood-bleeding-tonsils/
Rural anaesthesia journal club!
This is the second installment of the Rural Anaesthesia Down Under (RADU) Journal Club. In this episode, I am joined by Drs Alex Harris and Melanie Little – both local, fellow Broome GP Anaesthetists. We got together and had a chat about 5 papers covering 4 topics: Perioperative anaphylaxis (the NAP6 Audit) Dose adjustment for spinal…
via Rural Anaesthesia Journal Club: with Alex and Mel — Broome Docs
Prehospital RSI drill to Bon Jovi!
Here is our crew testing their teamwork & ability to communicate non-verbally in tough environments. One of the ways they do this is by listening to loud music, in this case Bon Jovi. Watch them practice giving a prehospital anaesthetic without being able to hear each other! pic.twitter.com/wt3ca6ouQR
— GWAAC (@GWAAC) April 18, 2018
Anaesthesia study by my brother!
Things learnt: Clinical research is a hard slog but I now get the buzz when you see your work out there. Also a patient statistician is worth their weight in unicorn shit… love you Dave Liu 😘 https://t.co/vrkEHwThHB
— Thien LeCong (@TLCgunner) May 3, 2018
The case of the dying soldiers by Mike Lauria
Here's the talk from #CCTMC18 on practical applications of pharmacology concepts using mental models to improve trauma management in critical care https://t.co/GBIMzyhjNC pic.twitter.com/iVm4acYh7A
— Michael Lauria (@ResusPadawan) April 15, 2018
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
Ketamine is the go to drug!
Ketamine is the go to drug! https://t.co/xvKQtuMYLV
— Russ Brown (@RussBrown3) March 1, 2018
So Sick 18!
The Big Sick 18 #TBS18 conference is done and we’re catching up on sleep and all the impressions from a great week with learning, discussions and fantastic people – and here’s an excellent recap video of #TBS18 from Marius Klausen … Continue reading →
Human factors in preventing complications in anaesthesia: a systematic review 2018
Our latest article on human factors published today @AintreeHospital @ClinicalHF
Human factors in preventing complications in anaesthesia: a systematic review https://t.co/dmBFxOOHhP— Simon Mercer (@simonjudemercer) January 3, 2018
Anaesthesia in Disaster zones
RCoA ARIES Talk: Anaesthesia in Disaster Zones by Rachael Craven https://t.co/500TTRgrMC via @YouTube
— Safe Anaesthesia WW (@Safe_4_all) December 20, 2017
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