FOAMEd – Page 40 – Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine – THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds

The Glastonbury of #FOAMEd!

https://t.co/xSAUIKZJuW Tickets on sale soon for #badEMfest18! pic.twitter.com/SbNOtrLHYA — #badEM (@bad__EM) September 27, 2017

EZIO and jumping to conclusions

{THREAD} Learn from SoMe, do your own research. Don't jump to conclusions or for the IO gun. Ummm .. don't blame SoMe .. or do? https://t.co/w6pmdIXh7F — Viren Kaul, MD (@virenkaul) September 22, 2017

Junior doctors are overprescribing opioids

Junior doctors are overprescribing powerful painkillers – Hack – triple j https://t.co/T8zl0IocrL — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) August 15, 2017 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Just a little prick

Putting a cannula in kids can be… well, an experience. Dr Andrew Weatherall has a collection of tips and tricks that might just be useful. Cannulas. Little people. Not always a match made in heaven. At the joint I work doing kids’ anaesthesia, we often note that they are the great leveller because it […] viaContinue reading “Just a little prick”

An Emergency Physician’s dream come true

An EP’s dream come true? Another use for #ketamine: sedating agitated patients quickly @dballard30 @ketaminh #FOAMed https://t.co/lBHRMb3t0l pic.twitter.com/WRaKp6c8Sy — EmergncyMedicineNews (@EMNews) August 10, 2017

Innovations in Educating and Building the Paediatric Theatre Team. The use of Social Media

MedEdPublish Article: Innovations in Educating and Building the Paediatric Theatre Team. The use of Social Media https://t.co/1ppqr2oZil — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) August 3, 2017

In favour of resilience training

Okay, deep breath…time to come clean… I think resilience is important. There, I’ve said it. But wait, there’s more! Not only do I think it is important, I think we should educate staff to understand what resilience is and help them to become as resilient as they can be. I think it just makes sense […]Continue reading “In favour of resilience training”

Resiliency training in medicine is a farce

Genuinely the most disturbing post I've read in some time. We must reclaim 'Resiliency'. #makeresiliencygreatagain https://t.co/2mBipy60LT — Simon McCormick (@DrSimonMc) July 18, 2017

Emergency a bloody long way from anywhere

Three hours into an intercontinental flight, the dark blue waters of the Pacific ocean pass below. A cloudless azure sky offers contrast. The remains of another airline lunch has been collected. Postprandial heads began nodding. A few fellow passengers have already succumbed to slumber assisted by duty free spirits. “Can a medical practitioner please make […]Continue reading “Emergency a bloody long way from anywhere”

The World’s Most Sophisticated Algorithm for Choosing a Med Specialty

The World’s Most Sophisticated Algorithm for Choosing a Med Specialty https://t.co/JXI3SQVaJ0 — Matthew Bowdish MD (@MatthewBowdish) July 15, 2017

Choose Your Own ADventure MedEd Threads!

⚡️ “Choose Your Own Adventure MedEd Threads” by @ChrisCarrollMD #ChooseYourOwnMedventurehttps://t.co/8I4a0SIj1q — Chris Carroll MD MS (@ChrisCarrollMD) July 12, 2017

PHARM Podcast 175 Battlefield fluid resuscitation in 2017

Oh the Pain

It seems like a simple thing that’s a given – delivery of good analgesia. Except for the bit where good clinicians fail over and over at this. Here’s Dr Alan Garner checking out a recent study from the Swiss that looks at some of the holes. As prehospital clinicians I think we all aim toContinue reading “Oh the Pain”

Generalist training : towards ethical medical education for the future

Changes in medical education to help physicians meet future #health care needs … https://t.co/NGLUEiC7hg #openaccess #perspective pic.twitter.com/FiJN5Edlib — MJA (@theMJA) May 19, 2017

The power of the “Q” word finally proven!

Does the word quiet affect intensity of oncall? A study… https://t.co/nwqmmBwby7 — Jo Preston (@GerisJo) May 17, 2017