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Rhonda Cadena talks IV Alteplase for wake up strokes using MRI criteria. Tiger territory! After a NEJM paper in 2018 this is now on the table - hear the perspective from Rhonda, an ED / neurocritical care specialist from North Carolina.

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This talks gives some guidance on how to deal with your anxiety and fear when dealing with children. We will also cover some key topic areas: sepsis, fluids, seizures, asthma and bronchiolitis

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Back by popular demand Phil Dobson joins Oli Flower and Liz Crowe in conversation around psychological wellbeing. We ultimately decide where to spend our attention, which is a limited resource, during a typical day. Finding it hard to focus, and at the same time finding it hard to switch off? Multimedia multitasking is training your brain to be distracted. Tune in for some effective strategies to master your attention.

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A case example of a large vessel obstruction of the brain and our current techniques available to treat it. How we make decisions on endovascular treatment and management points for emergency and intensive care colleagues.

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in March 2006, six healthy volunteers underwent cytokine-induced injury and multiorgan failure from a Phase 1 first-in-human drug trial with a novel monoclonal antibody. This talk describes the clinical and incident management ramifications, drawing connections to other non-conventional incidents which may pose a different pattern of clinical, operational and communications challenges to the 'classic' trauma-based model of major incidents.

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This talk will introduce the audience to the dynamics and effects of childhood abuse from a human rights framework. It will explore pertinent aspects of recovery and illuminate the healing possibilities that exist within every relationship between a child and any adult professional.

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What makes you fulfilled? What are your top 3 things that you love doing? All too often we tend to prioritise work over the stuff we love doing; we overcommit and work even harder. What's important to realise is that doing the things that we love is not a luxury, it should be pre-empted.

Phil Dobson shares strategies for achieving resilience through psychological and emotional recovery.

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Since 1991-1992, competing sepsis definitions have--with varying degrees of success--attempted to capture the difference between normal and abnormal host responses in order to help researchers and clinicians improve care. The most crucial basis of "usual care" in sepsis treatment is, simply, who is deemed fit to receive it.

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Laura Rock and Jenny Rudolph give strategies for managing interprofessional conflict at the bedside in a critical care setting.

Healthcare is generating 4.6% of the global greenhouse emissions- to put this into perspective, the entire aviation industry is responsible for 4.9% of emissions.

Tune in to join Roger Harris & Andrea MacNeill in conversation about moving towards a circular economy where products are designed to be reusable, durable, repurposed and recycled.

With net zero referring to the greenhouse gases, Andrea shares a framework for meaningful action.

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