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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FOAMEd review of intubation checklist research
CRICOID POLL RESULTS 2014
Making endotracheal intubation easy and successful, particularly in unexpected difficult airway
FOAMEd CRITICAL AIRWAY SYMPOSIUM 2014
Prehospital airway management : training, governance and evidence

Photo courtesy of Dr Nicholas Chrimes
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Dr Richard Levitan Airway course Residency scholarship program 2014
Just posted on Twitter, wow! Attend Levitan Airway courses for free!
Here is the Tweet by @airwaycam
@emresidents residents can attend my airway courses free; apply by April 11th:
APPLICATION FORM HERE
So you gave up cricoid pressure but not the cervical collar?

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Perimortem C-Section at Bedside Critical Care 4
ARISE TRIAL NEEDS YOU! THE FINAL PUSH OF 2014

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The Death of the Cervical Collar?
let the debate begin!
Those fantastic Vikings over at one of my favourite FOAMed sites, ScanCrit have been rampaging through the dogma of cervical collars for some time, and now it seems the campaign is coming to a head:
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CricKnife by Dr Levitan

Prehospital trauma airway management
Minh Le Cong on The Agitated Patient: Protecting Yourself and the Patient


( This is Nicholas Chrimes and I posing as a joke in regard to cricoid pressure! No one was hurt)
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