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!
Using GlideRite Stylet with the King Vision
Thanks to our great friend Dr Jim DuCanto for demonstrating this technique!
This video has been peer reviewed by myself and Dr Tim Leeuwenburg
Tim provides the following commentary:
Useful little video demonstrating an extra ‘pearl’ to the VL armamentorium
Not traditionally a fan of the GlideRite stylet myself, I would suggest practice on mannikin and theatre to master the ‘pop and drop’ technique of offloading the ETT
This DOES help with the problem of KV (like other Bullard-type blades) allowing great view of the glottic opening, which doesn;t always translate into tube delivery
Will we see KingVsiion market their device with a stylet in future?
Thanks Jim and Minh
How to make a DIY Video Laryngoscope
Dr Cliff Reid – What a great job!
Downstairs Care Out There Podcast – Check it out!
I met this NSW paramedic at SMACCGOLD and he has a great blog and podcast just launched. Check it out! His interests are prehospital care, training and education and kit ( as in prehospital gear that he reviews for personal use)
DOWNSTAIRS CARE OUT THERE BLOG
DOWNSTAIRS CARE OUT THERE PODCAST (COMING SOON TO ITUNES!)
Airway Kung Fu by Dr Amit Maini
INSPIRE
Surgical Airway by Dr Rob Bryant
The textbook is not dead, heres proof! Airway chapter by MDaware
NAP4 responds on cricoid pressure
A tale of a needle cric
Protected: cranial decompression
Be Prepared
Every Wednesday our group of registrars meet for a regular teaching session. This week I’ve been invited to speak on my experiences with patient transport and so, in the spirit of #FOAMed, I have converted my opening talk into a short video that highlights what I feel is the key point of patient packaging – preparedness.
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