In memory of Dr John Hinds
In this episode Andrew Perry interviews Bruce Paix, a very experienced pre-hospital/retrieval (and military) Anaesthetist and trauma expert about haemorrhage control in trauma. This is a great episode with some real pearls. Bruce challenges the traditional teaching in trauma by asking us to not be afraid of the hypotensive trauma patient, but rather to accept…
http://etmcourse.com/etm-podcast-episode-10-bruce-paix-andrew-perry-haemorrhage-control-in-trauma/
Source: Episode 5: Amputation
After loads of requests, here is the CCR16 Book, critiquing 30 biggest trials of 2015https://t.co/l7qPgqavJz pic.twitter.com/aOSt3PfZdf
— Rob Mac Sweeney (@CritCareReviews) February 2, 2016
My article in @EMNews about Physician Burnout. It has affected many of us, including me. https://t.co/qhsk2mT2wI
— Goldilocks (@ERGoddessMD) February 2, 2016
EMS hiring and firing in the social media age https://t.co/3ApfLcJ87L pic.twitter.com/OA1ZlcMu13
— EMS1 (@EMS1) January 31, 2016
A fitting tribute to the memory of Dr John Hinds, words from his partner earlier this week.
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— Air Ambulance NI (@AirAmbulanceNI) January 28, 2016
By Damjan Gaco, MD, ARHT HEMS Fellow History The origin story of checklists goes as follows: A pilot in the 1930’s stepped off a newly built bomber and said something along the lines of “that is too much plane for one person to handle”. In an ever more complicated world, those words echo true today […]
Is today the first day of the school term for you? It is up here at Woop Woop. Our kids follow the QLD school terms as they do their schooling through Mt Isa School of the Air. I will tell you s…
There’s a lovely initiative kicking off in the Broome Hospital this year, thanks to my colleague Dr Casey Parker of BroomeDocs. Have a read of Casey’s latest blog post yourself – the premise is simple – to ensure that junior trainees follow through their patients from admission to ward, not just in terms of their […]
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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