Jun 9
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
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
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
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
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! https://t.co/xvKQtuMYLV
— Russ Brown (@RussBrown3) March 1, 2018
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 →
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
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
Having a bad air day? Ventilation strategies for the critically ill asthmatichttps://t.co/VUTsCR1urH pic.twitter.com/2YZw3iXN1K
— Paediatric FOAMed (@PaediatricFoam) December 14, 2017
#FOAMed the Netflix way.
Most talks from #SSAI2017 delivered in one serving. Go binge.https://t.co/HqMo88gURx pic.twitter.com/1AKNxf0b7E
— Mads Astvad (@mr_astvad) December 14, 2017
The core job when you reach for general anaesthesia is to provide a general lack of awareness. So what about when it doesn’t work? The person making the coffee sort of has to make the coffee right. I’m pretty sure newsreaders serve the primary function of reading the words about the news. Near as I can […]
via When the GA doesn’t do the job – Awareness and Kids — Songs or Stories
“Reverse C-Mac Tomahawk”; Exchanging ETT Outside the OR https://t.co/HM7gkFqxOV
— Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) September 11, 2017
Australian Medical Association, #CrazySocks4Docs
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