Another month of rapid fire journal club with Dr Justin Morgenstern and myself.

15 papers in 40 minutes... with free PDFs

Ready, GO!

Casey

This Lessons Hard learned with Dr Seth Trueger in Chicago is all about how we deal with the 'frequent flyers' in our EDs. This group of patients present a myriad of cognitive and clinical challenges.

So have a listen to this case and learn a few lessons, share your experiences too!

I am diving back into the "Lessons" series with my first new guest... actually an old guest returning - Dr PEnny Wilson tells us about how she struggled to make the right call as a junior doctor at a time when supervision and guidance were lacking...

The first ever episode with Dr Justin Morgenstern ( @ First10EM )

We discuss 14 of the papers you ought to read from July 2016.

Here is a 15 minute "Broome style" intubation simulation video.

One way to skin a cat!

Dr Bret Batchelor joins me to talk about his work as a rural Canadian surgery, training, doing stuff better etc. @ReallyRuralsurg

This is a discussion of a tough airway case - my mate Dave Forster and I go over a tough case and he tells me the "how", some great tips and tricks and how to run a team in crisi scenario.

This is a discussion on the use of early, peripheral vasopressors in patients with septic shock.

The core messages:

 - limit fluids

- use vasopressors earlier / synergistically with IV fluids

- Use Noradrenaline

- use it peripherally (ie. through a good, watched, flowing IVC - idealaly proxiaml to the elbow.

- think about the use of CVCs and potential harms / benefits in small hospitals.