Apr 21
Philippa Hardy / ED Locum Doctor / UK Philippa Hardy is the author of website Escape Medic and is currently working as a locum in ED in preparation for a summer of expeditions. In 2016, she travelled to Nepal, spending time alongside Professors Upendra Devkota and Henry Marsh at the National Institute of Neurological and Allied Sciences…
via See One, Do One, Teach One: Surgery in Nepal — Adventure Medic
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
Apr 6
Interesting point @IamBonglie but SP ganglion is target so Rose position (https://t.co/ozYexa5tn9) as per @BrowofJustice seems better option. For nasoseptal region Moffat’s makes sense but target is nasopharyngeal region pic.twitter.com/iNI3j7OJZK
— Keith Greenland (@french9a) March 10, 2018
To help develop pre-hospital care & ambulance service, we teamed up with NFA Pacific Harbor & Navua stations to train their FFs.
This also included donating a derelict vehicle & PH gear.
Vinaka #AusAID – donated equipment to @VFRfiji continues to be utilised #TeamFiji #Fiji pic.twitter.com/JqKvXHoJxu
— Volunteer First Responder (FIJI) (@VFRfiji) March 25, 2018
Above: Cameron Fox with Caldervale Station’s medical chest, which contained
the adrenaline that saved his life. Right: Dr Minh in the Cairns Base telehealth
office where he took the call for help from Kimberley Rains
Never alone: Gayle Woodford’s legacy to remote area nurses https://t.co/VHLcnuQTqL
— RN – Radio National (@RadioNational) March 5, 2018
On International Women's Day @Magpas_Charity have highlighted the achievements of Dr Rosie Dwyer #FEMinPHEM #FEMinPHARM #IWD https://t.co/5k9JiUlJJJ
— AirMed & Rescue (@airmedandrescue) March 8, 2018
As a nursing student, you might find all the different oxygen delivery systems confusing. But not anymore! In this post we’ll cover the main oxygen delivery systems you’ll see in your clinical rotations. Ready? A Few Important Terms Before we get into the different types of oxygen delivery systems, we need to go over a…
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 →
What do you do in cardiac arrest when your patient is “awake and dead” (CPR-IC)? It is a growing phenomenon and we take a mini deep dive on some of the more recent literature and techniques.#FOAMed #FOAMems #FOAMcc #ACLS #CardiacArresthttps://t.co/LJ0xzFDu6p pic.twitter.com/RjpCUYEJbY
— Chip with TOTAL EM (@the_TOTAL_EM) January 30, 2018
There are parts of the resuscitation with no algorithm. No protocol. How do we improve that part? What are the social resuscitation skills we need to work on? We’re very pleased to have Dr Ruth Parsell chip in with some thoughts. Ruth is a current ACEM Registrar working on the CareFlight Rapid Response Helicopter in Sydney. […]
Jan 13
Oh FINE pic.twitter.com/kzMNIys3Ex
— Mitochondrial Eve (@BrowofJustice) January 7, 2018
Future of Emergency Telemedicine 🚑🚑🚨🚒🚁 https://t.co/Vyb6J9e6PJ
— Ilikini Naitini (@iwnaitini) January 12, 2018
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