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PHARM Podcast 149 On the Mountain and in the Air with David Weber
Weber at 11,200 feet during a Denali rescue patrol this past summer (photo Menno Boermans)
Angling for Trouble? Catch and Release for Heroin Overdose. — AmboFOAM
Ok, I’ll make this quick, as it’s half time during the Bledisloe Cup, and nothing is more important than seeing Straya get beaten (again). Therefore, no references – but I’ll follow up with some data once another study has been published (in the pipeline)
via Angling for Trouble? Catch and Release for Heroin Overdose. — AmboFOAM
Asthma for Ambos — Don’t Forget the Bubbles
Tonight I had the privilege to talk to the team at the Werribee branch of Ambulance Victoria. I was given the brief to talk on something to do with paediatric respiratory problems and I thought I would focus on one of their most common presentations – asthma. Asthma is such a common condition, affecting one…
Injured Behind Enemy Lines, This Guy Is Your Best Friend
Injured Behind Enemy Lines, This Guy Is Your Best Friend https://t.co/Y2gcLvHiFY via @NatGeo
— Michael Lauria (@ResusPadawan) August 18, 2016
Getting to the Start Line — The Collective
We can debate the value of this advanced team model vs that advanced team model. We can debate videolaryngoscopy vs direct laryngoscopy for days. People do. Its all chump change compared to the real challenge. Getting that team where they need to be. Dr Alan Garner and Dr Andrew Weatherall have a bit reviewing a paper […]
Prehospital Burr hole by Dr Amit Maini
https://t.co/eswfcBAGKK – an interesting case of pre (inter) hospital burr hole for emergency decompression of severe extradural bleed
— Amit Maini (@sithlord2004) August 15, 2016
Its only a drop in the Olympic Ocean
Dropping an Olympian: 5 gold-medal lessons for EMS https://t.co/hzKn4jgteS pic.twitter.com/0pgkGvgkY0
— EMS1 (@EMS1) August 11, 2016
Aug 9
The Prehospital Olympics
Do NOT put a pelvic splint on like this https://t.co/RZ1daRFlbu
— Caroline Leech (@LeechCaroline) August 9, 2016
Remember 2 Things: How to monitor violent, restrained patients
Remember 2 Things: How to monitor violent, restrained patients https://t.co/2ZKw0LAS6b
— Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) July 6, 2016
Video laryngoscopy in pre-hospital critical care – a quality improvement study
Video laryngoscopy in pre-hospital critical care – a quality improvement study
More Scandinavian #FOAMEd on how little difference VL makes to experienced prehospital anaesthetists using DL!
Scandinavian SSAI clinical practice guideline on pre-hospital airway management 2016
SSAI clinical practice guideline on pre-hospital airway management published open access today. https://t.co/a4kTm9UF6G
— Marius Rehn (@DrRehn) June 3, 2016
Study: Ketamine found more effective for treating highly-agitated patients during transport
Study: Ketamine found more effective for treating highly-agitated patients during transport https://t.co/enxpPXP4yD pic.twitter.com/bKU0qBeYjU
— EMS1 (@EMS1) May 24, 2016
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