In memory of Dr John Hinds
Dr Anna Schumann / FY2 / South East London Hospitals With a keen interest in the global diversity of remote and pre-hospital medicine, Anna took the opportunity to explore a range of settings for her undergraduate medical elective in 2016. Travelling first to the Kathmandu valley in Nepal where she worked in a city hospital…
via An Elective of Extremes: from Nepal to Norway — Adventure Medic
Check out my new blog post – https://t.co/8YXncwt730 Placement. Aim of the V.L. Use the stylet correctly. Trouble shooting issues with Video Laryngoscopy in a difficult airway patient. https://t.co/NXjBFsWazZ
— Jose Torres (@drjdt2644) January 2, 2019
graphic medical procedure video. Patient consent obtained for medical education purposes according to author.
By Dr Chris Denny Auckland HEMS Medical Director . . Colleagues, 1. We are in the midst of prototyping our new clinical packs. And we need your help. Soon we will be flying in our AW169. . . 2. Click here for a refresher on usability testing – Auckland HEMS podcast . It is five […]
Christmas poem
Christmas poem
— Read on wrapem.org/2018/12/27/christmas-poem/
Management of common inflight emergencies from @JAMA_current
Safe travels everyone! #MedEd #FOAMED https://t.co/cdhfi5Cvma pic.twitter.com/eaZLy9NwHD
— Andrew M. Ibrahim MD (@AndrewMIbrahim) December 22, 2018
Making Things Clot
Making Things Clot
— Read on careflightcollective.com/2018/12/20/making-things-clot/
An original article by Mario Rugna
Cite this article as: Davis, T. Cuffed or uncuffed tubes?, Don’t Forget the Bubbles, 2018. Available at:http://doi.org/10.31440/DFTB.17511The debate over uncuffed versus cuffed endotracheal tubes (ETTs) is a long-standing one. In a paper published in Pediatric Anesthesia this week, one paediatric critical care unit has published the results of their experience of introducing cuffed ETTs. Greaney…
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 