The coolest job in the world!
@ketaminh such a cool article and congrats! Rock on buddy!! https://t.co/1VReuS6iDF
— Erik M (@AdventureDoc) March 4, 2017
Posts from the ‘Prehospital medicine’ Category
Mar 4
Midazolam is not an ACLS drug
Great work team! Midazolam associated with worse outcomes so we have introduced fentanyl and/or ketamine if awareness is present during CPR https://t.co/WLiaeKFjqb
— Stephen Bernard (@AmbVicMedic) February 23, 2017
The success of pre-hospital tracheal intubation by different pre-hospital providers (2017 update)
The success of pre-hospital tracheal intubation by different pre-hospital providers https://t.co/vBzP6BwDZV#FOAMed
— Critical Care (@Crit_Care) February 14, 2017
Tactical Trauma Conference 2017!
Interested in trauma, #PHEM, tactical EM,Critical care?https://t.co/z8Zo6a8TkD Oct 10-11
Ping @SFLPA_SFAI @jgollw @LDNairamb @Luftambulansen pic.twitter.com/Dsp8CayKne— TacticalTrauma17 (@TacTrauma17) January 29, 2017
Australia’s First Stroke Ambulance!
Happy New Year, and welcome back to the sporadic blog known as AmboFOAM. I thought I would start the year on a positive note, and what better way than by looking at one of the new initiatives happening here in Melbourne: an Australian first Stroke Ambulance!
via Wheels rolling for exciting advance in stroke therapy? — AmboFOAM
Medical kits here
Continuing a theme started with a practical post on direct and indirect pressure for haemorrhage control, Greg Brown (Education Manager amongst other things) discusses the things he’s learned about how to figure out what you need in a kit. I remember the first time as a young Nursing Officer in the Australian Army I went on exercise […]
via I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now (Edition 2 – Packs) — The Collective
Dec 13
Prehospital Ketamine for chemical restraint : A review
Prehospital Ketamine for chemical restraint? A review by @PECpodcast. https://t.co/ZoNnEigWxH ; @NAEMSP @ketaminh #FOAMems #FOAMed pic.twitter.com/vj8EQNWGHE
— EMS MEd (@EMS_MEd) December 12, 2016
The End of the Road — Adventure Medic
Dr Anne Brants / Emergency Physician, Netherlands Dr Isla Madeleine Wormald / ACCS Trainee, UK This article is a brilliant reminder of why expeditions are such a challenging and interesting setting in which to practice medicine. Anna and Isla have done a great job of summarising the lessons to be learned, many of which will ring true to first-time and…
Dec 5
Interview with the Author: AfJEM: Michael McCaul on South African pre-hospital guidelines — #badEM
Series: “Interview with the Author…” The badEM crew interviewed Michael McCaul regarding his newly released article in AfJEM Volume 6 Issue 3 entitled: “South African Pre-hospital practice guidelines: Report on progress & way forward” by Michael McCaul, Ben de Waal, Peter Hodkinson & Karen Grimmer Link to open access article: Click here Corresponding author email: mmccaul@sun.ac.za Author’s twitter handle: @MikeMcCaul3…
via Interview with the Author: AfJEM: Michael McCaul on South African pre-hospital guidelines — #badEM
Invitation: The Inaugural Lecture on Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Medicine — Auckland HEMS
Auckland HEMS, ARHT, and ADHB are delighted to welcome Dr Stephen Hearns from Scotland’s Emergency Medical Retrieval Service (EMRS) to Auckland. Dr Hearns will be presenting a lecture entitled ‘Building an Integrated Pre-Hospital Retrieval and Medical Service: The Scottish Experience‘ at 5pm Monday 28 November. All welcome!
via Invitation: The Inaugural Lecture on Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Medicine — Auckland HEMS
Lessons from the Battlefield #LestWeForget
As we honour those who have fallen, hear Commander @doctorwibble on lessons from the battlefield: https://t.co/idu1nosfWj #ArmisticeDay pic.twitter.com/lcPVABfdzX
— RC of Anaesthetists (@RCoANews) November 11, 2016
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
Oct 31
PHARM Podcast 155 There still is blood (Part2)
You are in remote clinic. 2hrs flight from hospital . Stabbing (abdo) victim arrives in shock . You are O+Ve . Do you ?
— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) October 27, 2016
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