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An Elective of Extremes: from Nepal to Norway — Adventure Medic
Dr Anna Schumann / FY2 / South East London Hospitals With a keen interest in the global diversity of remote and pre-hospital medicine, Anna took the opportunity to explore a range of settings for her undergraduate medical elective in 2016. Travelling first to the Kathmandu valley in Nepal where she worked in a city hospital… via… Continue Reading
Twitter and FOAMed
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Is there anyone onboard who is not drunk?
Management of common inflight emergencies from @JAMA_current Safe travels everyone! #MedEd #FOAMED https://t.co/cdhfi5Cvma pic.twitter.com/eaZLy9NwHD — Andrew M. Ibrahim MD (@AndrewMIbrahim) December 22, 2018
Making Things Clot
Making Things Clot Making Things Clot — Read on careflightcollective.com/2018/12/20/making-things-clot/
Clinal Myths and Scientific Truth about heart failure/pulmonary edema management in prehospital setting. — MEDEST
An original article by Mario Rugna via Clinal Myths and Scientific Truth about heart failure/pulmonary edema management in prehospital setting. — MEDEST
Prehospital IV fluids and sepsis study : open access article !
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Free Prehospital critical care course in Norway ! Viking Spirit of #FOAMed !
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Cuffed or uncuffed tubes? — Don’t Forget the Bubbles
Cite this article as: Davis, T. Cuffed or uncuffed tubes?, Don’t Forget the Bubbles, 2018. Available at:http://doi.org/10.31440/DFTB.17511The debate over uncuffed versus cuffed endotracheal tubes (ETTs) is a long-standing one. In a paper published in Pediatric Anesthesia this week, one paediatric critical care unit has published the results of their experience of introducing cuffed ETTs. Greaney… via… Continue Reading
Drone technology in medical emergencies
How can drone technology help connect people in need with life-saving medical supplies? We're exploring that question on our blog: https://t.co/L7OB92j88X pic.twitter.com/xwG4m2bFtO — National Air and Space Museum (@airandspace) December 16, 2018
Cold Card — Adventure Medic
The Wilderness Medical Society have published a free ‘cut out and keep’-style double sided card, summarising the key elements of hypothermia evaluation and field care for laypersons, trained rescuers and first responders. The full text paper explains its design and evolution, alongside high-resolution printable images of the card. We thought the card might be usefully… via… Continue Reading
Prehospital droperidol for children with acute severe behavioural disturbance
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A sign of troubled times : the increase in firearms related injuries
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Review of the ButterflyNetwork iQ personal ultrasound
useful comprehensive review of the @ButterflyNetInc here https://t.co/5neVY2XZID#FOAMEdremarkable engineering for the price imo. I say bring it on the price wars. Something needs to drive down the costs of these devices for the front line users. — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) December 7, 2018
SPINAL STABILISATION, STATE OF THE ART? – TBS18
SPINAL STABILISATION, STATE OF THE ART? – TBS18 http://www.scancrit.com/2018/12/07/spinal-stabilisation-tbs18-2/ — Read on www.scancrit.com/2018/12/07/spinal-stabilisation-tbs18-2/
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