Why doctors choose to die differently @CNN https://t.co/a0JugaMsyb
— Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) February 18, 2016
Industrial Paramedic -An Emerging Specialty?
Coordinating medical emergencies in regional and rural Australia
Cool, Cairns @RoyalFlyingDoc staff. Coordinating medical emergencies in regional and rural Australia https://t.co/ZKQbgMHVW3 via @ABCNews
— Karen Yates (@karenyatesjcu) February 23, 2016
RMWC16 Day 1 – #RMWC16
@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
Difficult Intubation Factors in Prehospital Rapid Sequence Intubation by an Australian Helicopter Emergency Medical Service
Ketamine for rescue sedation in acute agitation
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
Pain Control
#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
Heads up please!
Airway Philosophy “Stop & Think”
FOAM 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
Is it time for every medic to wear a ballistic vest?
Body armor for EMS: Is it time for every medic to wear a ballistic vest? https://t.co/bTReil9Uqj
— EMS1 (@EMS1) February 15, 2016
The Urine Drug Screen – Know Thy Limitations
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
The Elephant in the Room: Airway Stuff for Non-Intubators
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 Paramedic
Birth of EMS: The History of the Paramedichttps://t.co/SnXszp47Zp
— Mike Abernethy (@FLTDOC1) February 13, 2016
An inside look at air medical rescue service during this week’s train crash in Germany
An inside look at air medical rescue service during this week's train crash in Germany https://t.co/r8SS8037Q7 pic.twitter.com/uvwp2ystBC
— JEMS – EMS (@jemsconnect) February 12, 2016





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