Wonderful musing by the always entertaining never scientific @drmarkvu pic.twitter.com/eHi3UZar0z — AIME Airway (@kovacsgj) January 9, 2017
Category Archives: FOAMEd
Guess who was on Santa’s naughty list?
Fantastic summary by @SnowytheDoggie PreAssess or just CRAC-ON? @Anaes_Journal @NicholasChrimes #FOAMed #Anaesthesia https://t.co/LhhBCNyrCj — TajFregene (@TajFregene) December 23, 2016
NSTEMIs that need the cath lab now
Winner of Inaugural #PHARMComp song competition 2016!
Got this great book on Retrieval Medicine from @ketaminh in the mail today. Thanks Minh!! pic.twitter.com/qAk1HMfpG6 — Viv Forde (@VivForde) December 7, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Episode 13: The Ventilator — phemcast
Ventilation – a dark art. Difficult to be a master, easy to be average (or terrible)! This is “part 1”, which includes some of the basic (and not very basic) concepts behind ventilation. We recorded over 60 minutes of excellent content with George – we will post more below as soon as it is edited. […]Continue reading “Episode 13: The Ventilator — phemcast”
Bayes 2016: A Diagnostic Odyssey — Intensive Care Network
The modern application of Bayes’ theorem in Emergency Medicine The post Bayes 2016: A Diagnostic Odyssey appeared first on Intensive Care Network. via Bayes 2016: A Diagnostic Odyssey — Intensive Care Network
Slaying Different Dragons – A Quest — Songs or Stories
A little while ago Dr Andrew Weatherall was asked to give a talk on the difficult paediatric airway. The audience was a variety of emergency medicine doctors, nursing staff and allied health staff. He decided to try something dopey – audience participation. It wasn’t recorded so here’s the written version where the aim is toContinue reading “Slaying Different Dragons – A Quest — Songs or Stories”
Surviving Sedation Guidelines 2016 update
Paid for by the federation of agitated patients. pic.twitter.com/fM19Ps5R9r — reuben strayer (@emupdates) October 12, 2016
A simpler arterial line setup for prehospital
Genius simplification of art.line set-up for pre hosp! Ditch pressure bag+line, attach syringe 4 flushing. https://t.co/veAfrH2w4i #FOAMed pic.twitter.com/3mvG2aexak — Thomas D (@thomas1973) November 15, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
CRAC-ON
Complete relinquishing of anaesthetic conscientiousness, optimisation & nuance – the CRAC-ON quadruple-blinded trial https://t.co/WxFfYNORrL — Anaesthesia (@Anaes_Journal) November 15, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
#badEM16: Charmaine Cunningham – The gamble: do I pay or do I stay — #badEM
Selling assets in order to pay for care so that your child has a chance of survival should not be a decision that a parent is required to make, and yet often it is…. I’m Charmaine and I’m passionate about access to care. For #badEM16 I combined some of my interests, including the system, how… viaContinue reading “#badEM16: Charmaine Cunningham – The gamble: do I pay or do I stay — #badEM”
Recommended practice for out-of-hospital emergency anaesthesia in adults: Statement from the Out-of-Hospital Emergency Anaesthesia Working Group of the Emergency Medicine Research Group of the German Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care
@ketaminh prehospital #anesthesia :european journal recommendations #airway https://t.co/FKM74nfju8 — Joachim Unger (@xaqu1n) November 13, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
What Will You Do With This Tiny Person? — Songs or Stories
Not that long ago, Dr Andrew Weatherall had the job of facilitating a discussion about neonatal anaesthesia at the annual Society of Paediatric Anaesthetists of New Zealand and Australia conference. About 15 people were there and this is a best effort at trying to collate the things those clever people said. Let’s start with the […]Continue reading “What Will You Do With This Tiny Person? — Songs or Stories”
Embodying the Three Rs in Fiji
This article by @annecreaton is a MUST READ for anyone seeking experience in an under-resources healthcare setting https://t.co/YXaLLx9I2U — Dr Shweta Gidwani (@Global_EM) November 10, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Lessons From 2 War Zones Make A Difference In Medic Training
Lessons from two war zones make a difference in medic training, article reports. https://t.co/ZoyEBZv8VH — Nat'l Assoc of EMTs (@NAEMT_) November 6, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

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