Read it and make your own judgement
Videolaryngoscopy versus direct laryngoscopy for adult patients requiring tracheal intubation
In memory of Dr John Hinds
Read it and make your own judgement
Videolaryngoscopy versus direct laryngoscopy for adult patients requiring tracheal intubation
If you want to read more about compassion fatigue and resilience read this great article by @LizCrowe2 #TTCNYC16 https://t.co/1XGtCSbbuj pic.twitter.com/2EoMFErRjw
— Iain Beardsell (@docib) November 16, 2016
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
The surgeon I followed in Malawi emailed me. I have never done this before and wouldn't share unless I felt strongly https://t.co/JA9y1KrapS pic.twitter.com/SIqiyoj2WE
— Sassy, (future) MD (@mcsassymd) November 15, 2016
Complete relinquishing of anaesthetic conscientiousness, optimisation & nuance – the CRAC-ON quadruple-blinded trial https://t.co/WxFfYNORrL
— Anaesthesia (@Anaes_Journal) November 15, 2016
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
Punching above your weight and above the clouds. In the first post bare knuckle fight interview for the Jellybean Podcast we talk to the victor, nay, the newly crowned Heavyweight Champion of South African Aeromedicine. She was, of course, graceful in her moment of triumph. It’s @mjslabbert Dr Slabbert went into the ring with a…
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…
via #badEM16: Charmaine Cunningham – The gamble: do I pay or do I stay — #badEM
@ketaminh prehospital #anesthesia :european journal recommendations #airway https://t.co/FKM74nfju8
— Joachim Unger (@xaqu1n) November 13, 2016
Contributors Dr Toby Shipway and Flight Nurse Jodie Martin return with a little about something that would make any retrievalist sweat – delivering babies in the air. A call came into the Logistics Coordination centre from a nurse in a remote health centre, worried about new contractions in a pregnant woman who was 31 weeks pregnant. We […]
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
@ketaminh Managing uncontrolled junctional hemorrhage? Prior to device placement? https://t.co/RvWIJOTPVF
— domhnallodochartaigh (@domhnall13) November 11, 2016
Since 1978 I have had the privilege of working with some exceptional colleagues of which Doc John Hinds was without doubt the finest The post What I learned from Dr John Hinds appeared first on Intensive Care Network.
via What I learned from Dr John Hinds — Intensive Care Network
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 […]
via What Will You Do With This Tiny Person? — Songs or Stories
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