A brief overview of my talk on Cutting Edge people and services in emergency medicine from #RCEM15 http://t.co/hP1Q6WH4IK — Cliff Reid (@cliffreid) October 1, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Category Archives: Emergency medicine and critical care
Information Overload – Keeping Up-To-Date at #RCEM15
FOAM version of Natalie May’s talk at #RCEM15 in Manchester on using social media to keep up-to-date in Emergency Medicine. Source: Information Overload – Keeping Up-To-Date at #RCEM15
Vomiting Simulator Provides New Approach to Difficult Airway Management Training
VIDEO—Vomiting Simulator Provides New Approach to Difficult Airway Management Training https://t.co/EtsaFpneZe #anesthesianews — Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) September 30, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Opening video to #RCEM15.
#RCEM15 opening ceremony in Manchester Source: Opening video to #RCEM15.
All in a day’s work. #RCEM15
podcast of Iain Beardsell’s talk at #RCEM15 Source: All in a day’s work. #RCEM15
DIY to Stop the Blood
Source: DIY to Stop the Blood
Clinical Tips in Prehospital Emergency Medicine
Quick tutorial video on simple clinical questions in prehospital emergency medicine http://youtu.be/oPdS8_QvUM0 http://medest118.com/2015/09/26/clinical-tips-in-prehospital-emergency-medicine/
#RCEM15. St.Emlyn’s preview
Preview to the royal college of emergency medicine conference in Manchester Source: #RCEM15. St.Emlyn’s preview
Forget ALS Guidelines when dealing with PEA. Part 2.
If you were interested in Forget ACLS Guidelines when dealing with Pulseless Electric Activity Part 1 here is the Part 2 of the presentation. In Part 1 we discussed about diagnosis and diagnostic tools. Here are suggested alternative way to evaluate and treat patients with PEA. As usual all your comments will be welcome. http://medest118.com/2015/09/23/forget-als-guidelines-when-dealing-with-pea-part-2/
Grand Rounds Recap 9/16
Air Care Grand Rounds What do I need to assess before I load this patient in the heli? * Does your patient need plastic? (ETT, needle/finger thoracostomy) o Get breath sounds / anticipate your possible interventions you may need * Is your patient in shock? o Don’t have a lactate? Hyperglycemia in the absence ofContinue reading “Grand Rounds Recap 9/16”
Medical Concept: ECGs in Syncope
The ECG is the workhorse of ED syncope work-up. Often, we don’t see any specific findings, but the syncope ECG is a place where sharp analytic skills Source: Medical Concept: ECGs in Syncope
Is this STEMI? No, it is one of the most common reasons for false cath lab activation.
Source: Is this STEMI? No, it is one of the most common reasons for false cath lab activation.
Dual intraosseous needles into single humerus study!
Not one but two IOs into single humerus! Check it out ! Double-barrelled resuscitation: A feasibility and simulation study of dual-intraosseous needles into a single humerus.
Ketamine vs Morphine for acute pain
TBL 107: Ketamine vs. Morphine for acute pain http://t.co/DV2QbaxBXn
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Breach of protocol
Great writing by Tim here Breach of protocol
