Heads Up! the latest on CPR research
Does head-up CPR work as well in humans as in animals, and what's the effect of SGA cuff inflation on cerebral flow? https://t.co/58cWmYHbmI pic.twitter.com/OeZ71FKYBi
— JEMS – EMS (@jemsconnect) February 2, 2017
Doctors in race claim allegedly ‘lacking in key skills’
“results btw whites & non-whites was unlikely a racism issue ,though there may be some instances of that” =illegalhttps://t.co/mtJGGxPacc
— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) February 1, 2017
@ketaminh @acemonline as an Indian aged 35-50, I am offended & embarrassed by the comments quoted by unnamed specialist here February 1, 2017
Edible Cricothyrotomy Model: A Low-Cost Alternative to Pig Tracheas and Plastic Models for Teaching Cricothyrotomy
Edible Cricothyrotomy Model: A Low-Cost Alternative to Pig Tracheas and Plastic Models for Teaching Cricothyrotomy https://t.co/TFVIEtdKbr
— Rob Bryant (@RobJBryant13) January 29, 2017
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
Australians Against Trump’s Muslim Ban
A beautiful sight of the #MuslimBan protest at JFK pic.twitter.com/xuhOjdpvdh
— Black Marvel Girl (@BlackMarvelGirl) January 29, 2017
Be like Stu #MuslimBanProtest
As an Australian I can do little about current events in the US. However I can do this. This letter goes to 6 academic journals #MuslimBan pic.twitter.com/xuZDqNqY18
— Stu Marshall (@hypoxicchicken) January 29, 2017
Cervical collars and immobilisation: A South African best practice recommendation
Cervical collars and immobilisation: A South African best practice recommendation https://t.co/FgJBdJl1Bj
— David Stanton (@davidstantonza) January 29, 2017
One third of ICU doctors bullied
One third of ICU doctors bullied, survey finds, prompting crackdown by College of Intensive Care Medicine https://t.co/bxokiPjNkp
— MJA (@theMJA) January 28, 2017
“The fallacy of video laryngoscopy”
Tales are often told of an exhausted travel who has lost their way in the desert, and are drawn astray by the the sight of a lush oasis. But as they draw close, their salvation vanishes only to reappear on the distant horizon. This optical tormentor continues to lead the hapless travelers further and further…
Shocking Allegations by ACEM Candidates
Shocking Allegations by ACEM Candidates – https://t.co/Indh06dgQL
— Andrew coggins (@coggi33) January 27, 2017
From Sedation Death We learn
Suicide in first responders
Suicidal ideation, attempt, & completion rates in first responders (based off the data they can collect) #NAEMSP17 pic.twitter.com/1H6NLTSPmB
— Joelle Donofrio, DO (@PEMEMS) January 26, 2017
Please remember to help your friendly first responder #NAEMSP17 #FOAMems #codegreen pic.twitter.com/LFIf7ZAdsL
— Hawnwan Moy (@PECpodcast) January 26, 2017
Suicides outnumber LODD. @CodeGreenEMS #NAEMSP17 pic.twitter.com/C8Kneq701W
— Jeff Jarvis (@DrJeffJarvis) January 26, 2017
(LODD=Line Of Duty Death)
Suicide risk factors. @CodeGreenEMS #NAEMSP17 pic.twitter.com/b5JBTusYZi
— Jeff Jarvis (@DrJeffJarvis) January 26, 2017
Is it time to go soft on the hard collar?
Is it finally time to ditch the hard collar and go soft?
Listen to the #FOAMed & #FOAMems #podcast with @ketaminhhttps://t.co/85oQRBeBm0 pic.twitter.com/TVnhxWHOIp
— Chip with TOTAL EM (@the_TOTAL_EM) January 26, 2017
Bloody cric trainer
Collection of resources and ideas for surgical airway front of neck access trainer/simulation. Contact me to chat about it if you wish further details. Follow me on twitter @TBayEDguy and we will direct message to chat. @mededgene @petrosoniak @jameslhuffman @SSeadon @ketaminh @ryan_radford Can’t wait to see your bloody cric model! https://t.co/MYXt92R157 — Yen Chow (@TBayEDguy) […]
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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