Tag Archives: prehospital
Bringing the ED to the patient!
When Harry fell hard on his wrist we flew the emergency department to him saving his family a 5hr car ride @ketaminh pic.twitter.com/2h0lYJCjF5 — Royal Flying Doctor (@RoyalFlyingDoc) November 7, 2014
Auckland HEMS prehospital blood transfusion – coming soon to a helicopter near you
Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
Bloody hell. Pretty much summarizes the severe traumas that define the essence of our trade. And sometimes, the answer to critical bleeding is to give blood. We are grateful to our colleagues at Sydney HEMS, who advise: “blood is provided to transfuse patients with life-threatening bleeding after meticulous attention to hemorrhage…
Rural Prehospital Care Survey by Dr Tim Leeuwenburg
Prehospital airway management- what is the gold standard?
Ultrasound in prehospital and retrieval medicine
Prehospital ECGs by Dr Geraldine Leong
Attribution to Dr Rahul Goswami, YouTube channel. Thanks Rahul!
Prehospital analgesia
Urologist + Anaesthetist + KETAMINE = Prehospital amputation lifesaving story
Vortex Approach in prehospital care – a case report
Prehospital airway management : training, governance and evidence
Photo courtesy of Dr Nicholas Chrimes
Prehospital trauma airway management
Comparison of Success Rates between Two Video Laryngoscope Systems Used in a Prehospital Clinical Trial
Prehospital RSI in the UK
Originally posted on AmboFOAM:
I’m currently away in Japan getting some skiing in, so I’m not up to much I terms of posting. However, whilst waiting for my wife to return from a shopping rampage in Tokyo, I did catch this post over at the brilliant ScanCrit site about HEMS use of RSI in East…
Another Podcast with AmboFOAM and KangarooBeach
Originally posted on AmboFOAM:
I was fortunate last night to be able to catch up with Tim Leeuwenberg of ruraldoctors.net when he flew in to Melbourne for the ETMCourse. Along with a very convivial dinner at Bistro Vue on Little Collins street, we managed to bash out a quick podcast as well. We discussed a little of…

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