Jun 30
A lot of people have been asking the LMIC delegates at dasSMACC the following question: “How can we support African Emergency Medicine?” Two quick ways you can help from afar: ONE: Donate to SupaDel: Supadel is a unique AFEM initiative that sponsors the attendance of delegates from low and middle income countries at AFEM-affiliated conferences on African…
via Annet Alenyo at #dasSMACC – How to support African EM — #badEM
Clamping ETT – Maintaining Recruitment https://t.co/BwKgzK5I4p
— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) May 8, 2017
May 3
New Central Line Procedural Page! https://t.co/X9cXLyK9LW
Thx #FOAMed for the link suggestions! @ketaminh @matt_colo @ercowboy pic.twitter.com/qfUQDLJrqJ
— UC EM Residency (@TamingtheSRU) May 2, 2017
Emergency Medicine: You’re Doing It Wrong Julian (@EMedic6) Brings you down to reality…. REMEMBER We are in AFRICA Entering the era of #MacDonaldsMedicine are we still doing things the right way or have we not not been able to keep up with the needs of our patients. Can we expect the lay-person to understand what…
via #badEM16 – Julian Fleming – Emergency Medicine: You’re Doing It Wrong — #badEM
Hot water immersion v icepacks for treating C fleckeri stings: a randomised controlled trial https://t.co/juMWMId7hT #openaccess #boxjellies pic.twitter.com/0ZqH9BHNxt
— MJA (@theMJA) April 4, 2017
Post by Mulinda Nyirenda and Jo Park-Ross This podcast is an interview with Dr Mulinda Nyirenda and details the current state of Emergency Medicine and pre-hospital services in Malawi, as well as the way forward and Mulinda’s hopes for the future of Malawian EM. I must admit a more than slight bias on the topic of Malawi…
Chemical restraint or lethal injection? @ketaminh writes in #MJAInSight … https://t.co/zOsIMou2Dn #deathsincustody #Indigenous pic.twitter.com/p5mSRtug68
— MJA (@theMJA) March 5, 2017
do patients do better with female docs? @choo_ek reviews the @JAMAInternalMed study https://t.co/JVD3d4CdCB -ST
— Emergency Physicians (@epmonthly) February 27, 2017
Ketamine as a first-line treatment for severely agitated ED patients #FOAMed ping@ketaminh @DrHowieMell #ketamine
https://t.co/E5vFWS5n7a— Sergey Motov (@painfreeED) February 14, 2017
Podcast providing an introduction to mechanical ventilation of the critically ill child.https://t.co/UOkAvFyWQm pic.twitter.com/uVg2t4Glyo
— Chris Flannigan (@csflannigan) February 13, 2017
Shocking Allegations by ACEM Candidates – https://t.co/Indh06dgQL
— Andrew coggins (@coggi33) January 27, 2017
Jan 25
Findings do not support early tracheal intubation for adult in-hospital #cardiacarrest https://t.co/KZAA4hvOFY
— JAMA (@JAMA_current) January 24, 2017
In a special Inside ACEM this week colleagues of Dr Chris Cresswell share stories in his memory. https://t.co/vtZM5YUkr8 pic.twitter.com/j90mHHqGAw
— ACEM (@acemonline) January 20, 2017
The potential role for IV olanzapine was examined in a post last year. The following conclusions were reached: IV olanzapine appears to be safe. IV olanzapine has equal potency compared to IV droperidol and about twice the potency of IV haloperidol. Olanzapine doesn’t affect QT interval or cause torsade de pointes. Two articles were just…
via PulmCrit- Sedation update: IV olanzapine & combo vs. monotherapy — EMCrit
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