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In memory of Dr John Hinds

Take two of these and call me in the morning
Continue reading “Ketamine sedation for psychostimulant intoxication”
Why doctors choose to die differently @CNN https://t.co/a0JugaMsyb
— Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) February 18, 2016
Cool, Cairns @RoyalFlyingDoc staff. Coordinating medical emergencies in regional and rural Australia https://t.co/ZKQbgMHVW3 via @ABCNews
— Karen Yates (@karenyatesjcu) February 23, 2016
@ToxNow @SpyderEM @ketaminh @PatoDeAgua You've been quoted in my #Storify story "RMWC16 Day 1 – #RMWC16" https://t.co/oV1crTee6j
— Bodymender (@Bodymender_n_ED) February 23, 2016
ketamine works/safe in ED agitation: data: https://t.co/1RqKxqEp3R
opinion: https://t.co/1S7NsYOmjJ @AnnalsofEM -ST pic.twitter.com/hhflKC9plG— Seth Trueger (@MDaware) February 20, 2016
#pacpd about pain control about to get underway in Adelaide, tune in anywhere in the world https://t.co/vmGdvKjFrL
— Alex Mckenzie (@paramedic_al) February 16, 2016
Dr Catherine Parch speaking at the Pain Control #pacpd in Adelaide tonight. @AusParamedics pic.twitter.com/fwHdphlWec
— Para Aust (SA) (@ParaAustSA) February 16, 2016
Free Open Access Meducation fosters creativity, sharing & sense of altruism, writes @ketaminh in MJA InSight https://t.co/1mn3gwRHCB #FOAMed
— MJA (@theMJA) February 15, 2016
Body armor for EMS: Is it time for every medic to wear a ballistic vest? https://t.co/bTReil9Uqj
— EMS1 (@EMS1) February 15, 2016
We are all guilty of ordering them in the ED, but do we really know what we’re ordering? Urine Sample. By Turbotorque (Own work) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons The Implications of the Urine Drug Screen1 literature review looked at 7 different retrospective studies describing a total of 1,405 patients and found the urine drug…
http://www.tamingthesru.com/blog/intern-diagnostics/uds-know-thy-limitations
Tim Wallace, emergency nurse, midwife and flight nurse from the Top End, returns to the blog with a different look at a popular topic – airway management. Some stuff to ponder for the non-intubators… Do you routinely assess, plan and prepare for airway issues in patients with a risk of airway compromise? Could you honestly […]
http://careflightcollective.com/2016/02/15/the-elephant-in-the-room-airway-stuff-for-non-intubators/
Birth of EMS: The History of the Paramedichttps://t.co/SnXszp47Zp
— Mike Abernethy (@FLTDOC1) February 13, 2016
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