From doctor to patient: How a medical professional faces a terminal illnesshttps://t.co/ECQ9EAQ1dg
— Lateline (@Lateline) July 25, 2017
Start laryngoscopy training early, like before med school
Using the Paediatric Airtraq is Child’s Play pic.twitter.com/UKm7rT9Ltv
— Chris Flannigan (@PaedEmergencies) July 21, 2017
My 9 y/o intubating. Point: ANYONE can intubate! The key is when, how, and why,and to do it safely! pic.twitter.com/mVKnWeBroQ
— Russ Brown (@RussBrown3) July 21, 2017
Stop the intubated patient dying stuff
High Risk Post Intubation Patients – https://t.co/tOgUJvLqpG – Emergency Medicine Education https://t.co/BNEZjQoO7v
— MEDEST118 (@MEDEST118) July 22, 2017
Bougie stuff
@jducanto @TBayEDguy @drlauraduggan me just messing around. Anyone done this reverse? I felt like I had more control with thumb. pic.twitter.com/NnYsvrsTFm
— Russ Brown (@RussBrown3) July 20, 2017
SAD stuff
Gameshow or Desert Island Supraglottic Airway Devices? – KI Doc https://t.co/3FwqNgzEgE
— MEDEST118 (@MEDEST118) July 22, 2017
Ketamine and rocuronium should become the first-line choices for RSI in critically ill patients.
Ketamine and Rocuronium: The New Etomidate and Succinylcholine? https://t.co/eT9NRjMEyc #foamed #foamcc #foaned #foamems
— Alex Koyfman (@EMHighAK) July 21, 2017
$500 video stylet outperforms all other video laryngoscopes
More From the Italian Airway Job 2017
This talk was recorded live at Arezzo Cadaver Lab on June 5 2017. The Slides Airway decision making from Mario Rugna
via AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. DECISION MAKING, STRATEGIES AND CLINICAL OPTIONS — MEDEST
On-shift simulation in aeromedical operations –making it work.
Here’s the open access article. We love open access
On-shift simulation in aeromedical operations –making it work.
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 […]
The PowerGrip by Master DuCanto
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 […]
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
The Italian Airway Job
In Emergency Medicine “Simplicity” is synonymous of efficiency, efficacy and reproducibility. More the time frame is stressful more we need procedures that are efficient, efficacious and standardised, in one word SIMPLE. Critcothyrodotomy and chest drain are procedures usually performed in high stressing scenarios and more simply they are more chance of success they have. I […]
via Prehospital Emergency Procedures: Scalpel, Finger, Bougie. That’s all you need! — MEDEST
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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