Pressure ulcers, indentation marks and pain from cervical spine immobilization with extrication collars and headblocks: An observational study

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Sharing and Skinning Furry Things — Songs or Stories

If people giving anaesthetics are still using a bunch of different techniques, it’s fair to assume that all those options have their own pros and cons. You could argue that’s true for most of anaesthesia but this post is going to look at one situation and one option: airway endoscopy and spontaneous breathing. It’s by Andrew Weatherall Sharing […]

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Somewhere in La Mancha

Nowadays, that person who haven´t heard about Humanizing Care, is because he/she lives on another planet. I am a nurse. I work at the Hospital General Universitario de Albacete, exactly in Anesthesia and Resuscitation Unit (REA), and as in every ICU, we suffer stress, burn-out and work overload. Stopping and thinking on what we can improve…

via Somewhere in La Mancha…Best than the best chocolates in the World. By Mª Dolores Pardo — IC-HU PROJECT: HUMANIZING INTENSIVE CARE

Surviving in the Wild – Justin Hensley — Intensive Care Network

As the Boy Scouts say, “be prepared”. Justin Hensley’s brief survival guide to a situation we never hope to be in – stranded in the wild. The post Surviving in the Wild – Justin Hensley appeared first on Intensive Care Network.

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