Tag Archives: FOAMed
FOAMEd review of intubation checklist research
IMAGINE by St Emlyns
FOAM in 2014 – the past, present and future
Free Open Access Medical education (FOAM) for the emergency physician
Chris Nickson with WHY FOAM?
MEDEST Review. Speciale FOAMED Italy
Originally posted on MEDEST:
This is a special edition dedicated to what’s on in Italy about FOAmed Blog and authors. This is not intended as a comprehensive review but just a brief look on Italian way to blog in emergency medicine. So sorry in advance if I forgot someone. Instead notify me any Blog you…
Cosa ti sei perso questa settimana! MEDEST Review 08
Originally posted on MEDEST:
This week MEDEST review is a summary of the best posts in the FOAMED (free on line medical education) net. Is a way to thank all the Blogs, and their authors, that inspired MEDEST from his beginning and continue, day by day, to inspire his activity. Thanks to everyone and enjoy!…
Ketamina e trauma cranico/ Ketamine use in Traumatic Brain Injury
Originally posted on MEDEST:
Some weeks ago we pubblished this post: I’m deeply convinced that Ketamine use in TBI is safe, and that the evidences against his use in patients with TBI are based on old and small case studies affected by major limitations. The recent evidences that shown as Ketamine doesn’t race ICP, despite…
Airway Checklist Practicalities and FOAMed PHARM Kit Dump Update
Confessions of a novice PHARM co-author: I am guilty of blogging negligence for not posting this sooner. I had an asynchronous conversation with Scott Weingart on Airway Checklist real world implementation …
EMCrit on Preoxygenation and promoting #FOAMEd
Image attributed to Twitterati Fayaz Gulamani (@fayazg99)
A reflection on SMACC2013 and FOAMEd – A Twitter story
Fellow blogger and FOAMed aficiando, Dr Brannigan of UNDERNEATHEM wrote a reflective article on his SMACC 2013 experience. After publishing last night, here is the Twitter conversation that ensued [View the story “Is FOAMEd like the Church of Scientology? TAKE 2” on Storify]
Let’s get #FOAMEd – March/April 2013 Air Medical Journal with Dr Bill Hinckley
Where to from here? The cross roads for FOAMEd
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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