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”
Category Archives: FOAMEd
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
Clamping ETT – maintaing recruitment
Clamping ETT – Maintaining Recruitment https://t.co/BwKgzK5I4p — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) May 8, 2017
Improving patient safety with Dr Tim Cook
Hear @doctimcook's ARIES talk on improving patient safety through learning from #anaesthesia complications: https://t.co/UHZ6tgaX8T #RCoA25 pic.twitter.com/XonlSoqn8Y — RC of Anaesthetists (@RCoANews) May 8, 2017
Open Access Central Line Procedural review!
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
Open Access Anaesthesia Handbook!
The @ICRC publishes its Anaesthesia Handbook. Kudos to the ICRC-WFSA Liaison Group and download your copy here https://t.co/u4C5U3jfpj pic.twitter.com/oGnp9Z1o0y — WFSA (@wfsaorg) May 2, 2017
Social Media 101 for emergency physicians
Insight from @MDaware on social media for EP's @AnnalsofEM @NorthwesternEM @epmonthly @DrJessePines @GWEMresidencyhttps://t.co/HsbN68MPVN — Urgent Matters (@Urgent_Matters) April 19, 2017
#Retrieval2017 Poster session Day 2
#retrieval2017 Poster session day 2 pic.twitter.com/9372CNPziU — Justin McLean (@wildernessmd) April 27, 2017

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