@ketaminh Managing uncontrolled junctional hemorrhage? Prior to device placement? https://t.co/RvWIJOTPVF
— domhnallodochartaigh (@domhnall13) November 11, 2016
What I learned from Dr John Hinds — Intensive Care Network
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.
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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 […]
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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
Northern Ireland’s new air ambulance arrives
Northern Ireland's new air ambulance could save 'up to 50 lives' each year #NINews https://t.co/58SCsaQbME pic.twitter.com/MLl7BZ5OYN
— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) November 9, 2016
#ItsInYouToGive
#CanadianBloodServices #ItsInYouToGive #RememberTheirSacrifice https://t.co/5Ic61Frimb
— Leilani Doyle (@DoyleLeilani) November 9, 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
Baloney into Breakthroughs
"70 years ago Ronald Fisher gave scientists a mathematical machine for turning baloney into breakthroughs" https://t.co/R0ahGMfPkz #funding
— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) November 6, 2016
#LetThemStay
We are proud to have signed this open letter on to @TurnbullMalcolm and @theresa_may in @TheLancet – https://t.co/jVvfFPtyH3 #LetThemStay
— DoctorsReformSociety (@drsreform) November 4, 2016
9. Dispersion — patientsafe
‘Over the last few years NSW Health have received numerous reports of death and morbidity from central line related air emboli’. This statement in itself is a ‘call to action’. ‘Why don’t we know about this already, how is it happening, what’s already been done and what can we do to stop this’. (see here) […]
Ketamine as effective as IV aminophylline in acute asthma
VL&DL laryngoscopes could be available for all intubations. Help make it happen
@ketaminh @michaelfaziz @kovacsgj
VL&DL laryngoscopes could be available for all intubations. Help make it happen https://t.co/U9N8ATlu6r
— patientsafe (@patientsafe3) November 3, 2016
The effects Of cognitive aids On formation and functioning Of teams in medical emergencies
@KangarooBeach @ketaminh Thanks Tim, available here if you want to see what 6 years' work looks like… https://t.co/JZ1u5UhBkB pic.twitter.com/pt3zSwwtaE
— Stu Marshall (@hypoxicchicken) November 1, 2016
I Wish I Knew Then What I Know Now (Edition 1 – Direct and Indirect Pressure) — The Collective
Sometimes the really basic stuff needs better coverage. This series will probably start popping up a bit because sometimes it’s good to get people to share the stuff they wish someone said at the start. Here’s Greg Brown with simple techniques that could make all the difference that we should definitely do well. Here are […]
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