Triumph over trauma – Karim Brohi at SMACCGOLD
Karim gave me one of the most memorable lines and words of advice from SMACCGOLD : “Sweep the floor..the little daily things matter” – listen to him and you will understand!
Karim gave me one of the most memorable lines and words of advice from SMACCGOLD : “Sweep the floor..the little daily things matter” – listen to him and you will understand!
BedSide Critical Care 2014 – its like SMACC but better!
Airway FOAM from Yellowstone/Tetons Advanced Airway Workshop , May 2014
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Anaesthesia Trauma & Critical Care COURSE MANUALS 2014 – Trauma FOAM!
KETAMINE : THE ALBUM
STOP THE PRESS ! CHANGE OF DATES FOR SMACC CHICAGO!
RFDS Doctor Adam Pritchard presents on psychiatric retrieval at AirMed2014
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Cricoid : to press or not to press – SMACCGOLD HIGHLIGHT
This was my favourite thing at SMACCGOLD! Scott Weingart agreed as well!
SMACC CHICAGO 23-26th JUNE 2015 – BOOK LEAVE NOW!
Please help out by whipping up some FOAM and downloading this smacc15_savethedate_new flyer . Print off copies and pin them up on your departmental notice board. Email the flyer to your colleagues. Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Vine…Spread the word!
Thanks!
Minh
Glidescope Pocket Bougie with Endoscopic Elbow Port Recog Difficult Airway by Dr James DuCanto
This video has been peer reviewed by myself and Dr Yen Chow
Click more for extra images of the equipment used
Haney Mallemat – the art and science of fluid responsiveness
SMACCGOLD Plenary Talk – What Is Possible, What Is Reasonable, What Is Best
SMACC 2015 CHICAGO
Dr Damien Roland tells it like it is – Why you need to come to SMACC 2015 in Chicago!
Thanks to Dr Rob Rogers of iTeachEM for recording!
Timing, Tribes & STEMIs with Vic Brazil, SMACCGOLD
A ballad for Minh
My mate Rob can carry a tune !
My friend Minh from the PHARM blog has been hit hard by the news of a ketamine shortage. I haven’t the wherewithal to set up a benefit concert for Minh, but the least I could do was record this number to help ease his pain (although in a way that ketamine never could)
Hang in there brother!
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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