Pathway to NeckHole
Super resources and great quick review of the failed airway pathway to Cric. Emergency Airway Management Part 4: Cricothyroidotomy (surgical front of neck access) https://t.co/97C51vpmDE via @First10EM
— The PHARMers (@The_PHARMers) December 18, 2017
Low fidelity cric trainer!
Low fidelity cric trainer for sims tonight. @AmesCraike @ketaminh pic.twitter.com/w4XZx6vFRy
— Gary Berkowitz (@FatamboGary) December 14, 2017
#SSAI2017 #FOAMed the Netflix way. Go binge.
#FOAMed the Netflix way.
Most talks from #SSAI2017 delivered in one serving. Go binge.https://t.co/HqMo88gURx pic.twitter.com/1AKNxf0b7E
— Mads Astvad (@mr_astvad) December 14, 2017
New arrhythmia guidelines 2017
Being a resuscitation educator commonly requires discussion of the dilemmas of arrhythmia management. This is an area we don’t delve into everyday so achieving true ‘expertise’ is a challenge. Guidelines often come to the rescue in such life-threatening and time dependent situations. The American Heart Association (AHA) has released updated recommendations for the management of […]
Norwegian mathematical chopper equation and stuff
There are a bunch of ways to figure out where to put your resources. Dr Alan Garner found a guy who can crunch the big numbers to look at it a little differently. What’s the answer for optimal locations? First ask what is the question. We have just had a new study published in BMC […]
via Maths and Choppers from Norway to New South Wales — The Collective
ILCOR 2017 update
We are happy to announce IlCORS' first annual CoSTR updates!
Published in this months edition of 'Resuscitation': https://t.co/OaDAzHwIIu— ILCOR (@Ilcor_org) December 7, 2017
Trauma airway management 2017
Just read @kovacsgj chapter on airway management and traume in https://t.co/4C8L5ytTNz. Simply the most comprehensive and intelligent document I’ve read in a looooong time. Kudos!!!! #foamed #airway
— Søren S Rudolph (@SorenRudolph) December 13, 2017
The story behind Australia’s first Nobel Peace Prize
A pub in Carlton: story of Australia’s first #Nobel Peace Prize … @drruthmitchell & Dr Marcus Yip write in #MJAInSight … "The beginning of #ICAN was in a pub in Carlton. It’s time for the Australian government to do its part in ending nuclear weapons." https://t.co/Vg6zdDQq8t pic.twitter.com/XDQIboy3KM
— MJA (@theMJA) December 12, 2017
Trainee Morale Report 2017 : Royal College of Anaesthesia
Sobering… #RCoAMoraleReport pic.twitter.com/W5EZr8SSkN
— Anne-Marie Bougeard (@drbouge2) December 12, 2017
General Awareness
The core job when you reach for general anaesthesia is to provide a general lack of awareness. So what about when it doesn’t work? The person making the coffee sort of has to make the coffee right. I’m pretty sure newsreaders serve the primary function of reading the words about the news. Near as I can […]
via When the GA doesn’t do the job – Awareness and Kids — Songs or Stories
Global lessons: developing military trauma care and lessons for civilian practice
A perfect Airway Storm up North
This episode I reflect upon a really tough airway case. I have asked a number of airway gurus from the FOAMed community to comment on the logistics and plan to manage this case. Thanks to Tim Leeuwenburg, Rich Levitan, Roger Harris and Dr Richard Lewis of their contributions. The patient 50 year old woman with…
The evolution of military prehospital care
Happy Airway NEW YEAR in Sydney !
Cadaveric Airway Course in Sydney UTS January 18-19 still has a few open spots: https://t.co/H4FmkrqIOI … Its going to be a lot of larynx! Join faculty @airwaycam @HawkmoonHEMS @IanMeducator and Clare Hayes-Bradley
— Richard Levitan (@airwaycam) November 23, 2017
Educational Cric tool. Incrementalized approach to save a life–use a knife. pic.twitter.com/wXeOoUfvZP
— Richard Levitan (@airwaycam) October 17, 2017
Brian Burns @HawkmoonHEMS discussing the enemies of airway management–failure to prepare, preoxygenate, and failure to perform. pic.twitter.com/783j0APleH
— Richard Levitan (@airwaycam) September 25, 2017
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 