St.Emlyn’s – Meducation in Virchester #FOAMed Another fine day in Virchester and another marvellous weekly Journal Club discussing Ketofol. I was unable to attend our traditional meeting (which ended a few minutes ago) as I was visiting my parents but I guess the beauty of #FOAMed is that you actually do not have to physically…Continue reading “Is Ketofol the milk of human kindness for procedural sedation. St.Emlyn’s”
Tag Archives: sedation
ACEP 2016 Policy on Out of Hospital Analgesia & Sedation
@rfdsdoc @Gasman2857 pic.twitter.com/sTBdpEoUb4 — John Hinds (@DocJohnHinds) November 28, 2013
Paediatric Pain and Sedation – Tips to Change Your Practice from #EuSEM15
Blog post version of Natalie May’s talk from #EuSEM15 on paediatric pain and sedation in the emergency department with tips to change your practice. Source: Paediatric Pain and Sedation – Tips to Change Your Practice from #EuSEM15
Ketamine endorsed in official Australian policy for management of agitated ED patients!
The acutely agitated patient in a remote location 2015
A prospective observational study of ketamine for sedation of acutely agitated emergency department patients
#SAEM15 poster of ketamine for sedation of agitated ED patients. faster with similar side effects. @ketaminh @emcrit pic.twitter.com/30ySp4Wewt — jeff riddell (@Jeff__Riddell) May 20, 2015
Ever had to sedate during CPR?
Ever had to sedate a patient during CPR? What would be your agent of choice? The Kiwis use ketamine #IPHEC2015 pic.twitter.com/OCv9dpEXtO — erica ley (@ericaley66) May 20, 2015
The Safety and Effectiveness of Droperidol for Sedation of Acute Behavioral Disturbance in the Emergency Department
Sedating the agitated pt,1400 cases,6EDs in Oz,IM droperidol efficacious and safe, The DORM II study is here http://t.co/T4NOsbnRgM #FOAMed — Michael Downes (@ToxTalks) April 15, 2015
Surviving Sedation Guidelines 2015
Prehospital Use of IM Ketamine for Sedation of Violent and Agitated Patients
Art of the Chemical Takedown by Dr Rob Orman
Case report of ketamine sedation during aeromedical retrieval
Acute agitation, sedation, aspiration, Cannot intubate/ventilate – lessons from Coroners cases
Rocuronium leads to delays in post RSI sedation initiation compared with Suxamethonium
Art of the chemical takedown
August EMRAP episode includes a segment called Art of the chemical takedown : the knockout punch. Its created by none other than Dr Rob Orman. He got a bunch of docs from around the world to briefly describe our take on what to do with the acutely combative agitated patient where we work. Chris Nickson,Continue reading “Art of the chemical takedown”
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 