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Posts tagged ‘aeromedical’

Jul 16

Academic Study Options in Prehospital & Retrieval Medicine

Academic Study Options in Prehospital & Retrieval Medicine by @MazurStef https://t.co/ibdiiH9kQi

— SydneyHEMS (@SydneyHEMS) July 15, 2016

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May 3

Specialized Air Force Medical Team Delivers Life-Saving Care across the Globe

Specialized Air Force Medical Team Delivers Life-Saving Care across the Globe https://t.co/j4rWSNVTo4

— AAMS (@AAMS) May 2, 2016

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Apr 6

High Dose Ketamine Sedation of an Agitated Patient During Air Medical Transport

my approach

Mar 22

PHARM Podcast 136 Psychiatric Aeromedical Retrieval 2016

Ketofol

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Mar 13

2016 Latest updates in psychiatric aeromedical retrieval

Segment taken from Anaesthetists Hymn

Jan 19

Aeromedical Services in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Nov 17

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PHARM PODCAST 127: A ketamine protocol & intubation rates for psychiatric aeromedical retrieval

Oct 25

With this Ring – An Australian Story

Oct 18

PHARM Podcast 122 : Psychiatric aeromedical retrieval with Jodie Mills

Picture of Jodie Mills from Careflight Facebook page

Oct 13

PHARM Podcast 125 : Ventilator management a prehospital perspective With Eric Bauer

Sep 30

Paramedics using ultrasound inflight to diagnose pneumothorax

In-flight ultrasound identification of pneumothorax

Aug 21

Jodie Mill’s poster presentation of Aeromedical Retrieval of Acute Psychiatric patients

Jodie Mills shows her poster aeromedical retrieval of psychiatric patients @aeromedsociety @FlightNurses #aeromed15 pic.twitter.com/Q421bRMAuA

— Andrew Berry (@AndrewBBerry) August 20, 2015

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Aug 18

PHARM Podcast 122 : Psychiatric aeromedical retrieval with Jodie Mills

Picture of Jodie Mills from Careflight Facebook page

Aug 4

Under pressure: Endotracheal tube cuffs

Great aeromedical #FOAMEd from #BadEM crew

Under pressure: Endotracheal tube cuffs

Jul 25

Red Dust, dingoes, trauma and Sepsis with Dr Chris Edwards

Red Dust, dingoes, trauma and Sepsis: http://t.co/mKyVPhaWWv via @sandnsurf

— Chris Edwards (@EMtraveller) July 25, 2015

About Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine

What is PHARM? Its the area of clinical medicine involved with the assessment and stabilisation of acutely ill or injured patients in the prehospital setting, who require transport to definitive care. It requires a wide range of skills and knowledge including emergency medicine, paramedicine, critical care and aeromedicine. The working environments span the entire range of those on our planet and challenges placed on prehospital providers are both demanding, mentally and physically. There is no backup, you are the backup and what you bring with you is all you have. We who work in the area and face these challenges in hostile and austere settings choose to, with the belief that a patient's location should not dictate the level of emergency care they deserve and we can provide. This is the discipline.

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Don't Forget the Bubbles

Emergency Medicine Literature of Note

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Medical education in the tropics

Ketamine Leadership Academy

Rural General Practice

Thoughts and experiences on the journey to enlightenment

A UK PREHOSPITAL PODCAST

time to get focused on your patients.

The ACEM Fellowship Exam Resource

Dr. Smith's ECG Blog

In memory of Dr John Hinds

"Live as if you will die tomorrow; Learn as if you will live forever"

Songs or Stories

Sharing the Science and Art of Paediatric Anaesthesia

IC-HU PROJECT: HUMANIZING INTENSIVE CARE

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Wellbeing Counsellor and Educator

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Your Boot Camp Guide to Emergency Medicine

DOWNSTAIRS CARE OUT THERE BLOG

PHARM, #FOAMed

Medical Admission Note

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Ramblings from a gasdoc with interests in #anaesthesia, #intensivecare, #echo, #PHEM and #FOAM

pulmcrit – EMCrit

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Laughter in the Outback

A Hive Mind for Prehospital and Retrieval Med

Obstetrics and Gynaecology Podcast

A Free Open Access Medical Education Emergency Medicine Core Content Mash Up

Adventure Medic

Just another WordPress.com site

Or "How I'm Learning to Stop Worrying and Love Emergency Medicine"

A great WordPress.com site

Genevieve's anthology

Writings to amuse, teach, inspire and entertain.

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Monash Anaesthesia

In memory of Dr John Hinds

A topnotch WordPress.com site

Bringing the boring to emergency medicine

Navigating resuscitation

by Dr Edwin Kruys

In memory of Dr John Hinds

The Chart Review

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Emergency Trauma Management Course

The Doctor's Dilemma

Modern Medical Musings from Dr Marlene Pearce

Sim and Choppers

A blog combining medical education, simulation and helicopter retrieval medicine

Reflections of a Rural GP

Unofficial site for prehospital care providers of the Auckland HEMS service

Rural Doctors Net

useful resources for rural clinicians

end of life, ethics and communication in critical care

Adventures of a Rural Locum

Free Open Access Medical Education for Paramedics

Why GP is the greatest job in the world

In memory of Dr John Hinds

Bringing the Boring to EM

When your shift turns to shit? Keep moving, keep caring!