Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Dr Shona Mair, our latest podcast contributor, chats to paediatric intensivist Kevin McCaffrey about the Children's Early Warning Tool, and the impact it has on spotting deteriorating patients.

Join Neil for the monthly wrap up of the critical care literature

Patsy Tremayne is a Sports Psychologist who has worked extensively with exam candidates in many Australasian specialty colleges. In this unique opportunity, Todd chats with Patsy about her recommendations for clearing this very stressful training hurdle. This podcast is a must for all candidates preparing for an exam.

Join Neil to review the literature for the month of June.

Dr Anthony Holley is dual trained in ICU and emergency medicine and is a reservist officer in the Australian Navy. He joins Todd on the podcast to discuss his research passion, managing massive transfusion, end points of trauma resuscitation and blood substitutes.

Marianne Chapman joins the podcast to discuss the why's and wherefore's of enteral feeding in critically ill patients. Listen here to her thoughts on when to start, what goals to set and how to attain them.

Join Neil to wrap up the latest in the critical care literature from May 2012.

Through a career in intensive care medicine spanning 4 decades, Dr George Skowronski has seen colleagues come and go. In this intriguing podcast, George ponders the future for the ageing intensivist - their limitations, how to make use of their strengths, and managing the transition into retirement.

Dr John Myburgh has a PhD in catecholamine physiology in critically ill patients. In this exciting podcast, he chats to Todd about the evidence for their use in ICU, why good research is hard to do and where the future will take us.