evolution of airway management – new concepts and conflicts with traditional practice | BJA: British Journal of Anaesthesia | Oxford Academic https://t.co/iFy459AQcF
— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) November 25, 2017
Flail chest with paradoxical breathing
Great video of a flail chest: initial treatment for a large flail is non-invasive positive pressure ventilation. Patients may require intubation for more definitive care and healing. Manual stabilization of the segment can result in impaired ventilation https://t.co/CERC0nYQ4l
— Resuscitation Canada (@Resus_Can) November 19, 2017
L’immobilisation en préhospitalier: il est temps de tout changer
#FrOMED @ketaminh Cervical collar swansong ! @Rhazelovitch https://t.co/HW4h0DMeoW
— Youri Yordanov (@YordaYou) November 19, 2017
The death of the Golden Hour
Free JSOU E-Book: “The Death of the Golden hour and the Return of the Guerilla Hospital”… https://t.co/RqKH0jjjOg pic.twitter.com/Kn70GbzD1Q
— Paul (@PFCWGMedicine) November 22, 2017
2017 NSW Health response to doctor suicides
Glad to see @NSWHealth publishing this plan – I look forward to the proposed changes being adopted, particularly around safe work hrs, unrostered overtime and fair parental leave despite 👍🏼 https://t.co/tGmvJJy9xN #MH4Docs #JMOWellbeingPlan #juniordoctors
— Dr Kate (@drkateblog) November 17, 2017
Tactical Update from Careflight
OK it’s a few weeks back, but here’s Greg Brown with the lowdown on a conference about tactical matters. Conferences: a formal meeting of people with a shared interest, typically one that takes place over several days; the means by which professionals from around the globe congregate with a view to learning from each other. […]
Anesthesiologists, its time to get social!
Anesthesiologists, it’s time to get social! from @Ron_George & @DrJLozada https://t.co/ZwJ3DxThP1 pic.twitter.com/7ZVYUGZwuO
— CJA (@CJA_Journal) November 16, 2017
Simulating the SALAD Technique
Management of pediatric ‘cannot intubate, cannot oxygenate’
Worth a read to better understand this rare emergency
Management of pediatric ‘cannot intubate, cannot oxygenate’
Update on emergency care in South Africa 2017
As part of the EMSSA/ECCSA conference in Sun City we attended an update on where we are with the Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) in the Emergency Care field of South Africa. Introducing the topic Michael McCaul (researcher from the Centre for Evidence-based Health Care, Stellenbosch University) gave us an overview of his research on the…
INtraosseous access update 2017
The various devices which Tony discusses are: This video shows the rapidity of infusion entering the circulation from a humeral IO. This is the paper mentioned by Tony, which shows the stepwise improvement in mortality amongst combat casualties from military conflict 2003-2012, including the ‘unicorn’ graph: Anatomy of bones and the humerus related to intraosseus access […]
Trauma airway management 2017 #FOAMEd
Fantastic, balanced, open access review article by @kovacsgj on everything trauma airway management in latest EM Clinics https://t.co/Mumqcn4IGj
— Anton Helman (@EMCases) November 11, 2017
How one Las Vegas ED saved lives
The absolutely incredible story of how one emergency team saved hundreds of lives after the Las Vegas shooting: https://t.co/VV9IPEft8W #chills
— Esther Choo (@choo_ek) November 11, 2017
Cause we view the world in stereotypes #UGH
Great poster @rcpsych #EastDivConf on Camb med students stereotypes for specialties!… Intelligent and Talkative I can live with #ChoosePsychiatry pic.twitter.com/BUXd7V3gcT
— Chris O'Loughlin (@chrisol1) November 9, 2017
the IV fluid with a pH of 5.0 thats called Normal?
What is in IV fluid vs your plasma? #IFAD2017 https://t.co/YM5l989IGC #FOAMed pic.twitter.com/G1xFe82hKE
— David Lyness (@Gas_Craic) November 10, 2017



