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Michael Parr, director of Liverpool ICU, speaks at BCC4 on ICU care for patients post cardiac arrest.

Georgie Harris gives an ENT perspective at Bedside Critical Care Conference 4 on how to approach and manage patients with massive epistaxis.

Fran Lockie is a Paediatric Emergency and Retrieval physician currently based in Adelaide. In this podcast, he speaks at Bedside Critical Care Conference 4 about how Kids are Little Adults.

Bedside Critical Care Conference 4 in Cairns, Australia in 2013 was a great hit. This short podcast from Oli Flower and Roger Harris discusses the highlights of BCC4 and how these will be shared in the spirit of FOAM on the Intensive Care Network. So look forward to the upcoming videos, podcasts and slides from the workshops and talks given at this conference!

Daydd Thomas speaks at a recent SIN meeting about effective patient blood management.

This is the second of two talks, with the first by Bruce Cartwright found here.

James Day and Segun Olusanya interview Dr Nicholas Barrett, a consultant in ICM at St Thomas' Hospital involved in the severe hypoxia service.

Oli Flower discusses the changing landscape of critical care education and what new media means in this context. Best listened to with slides. See Intensive Care Network for more.

Bruce Cartwright talks about methods of blood conservation for surgical patients.

Matt MacPartlin talks to Niklas Nielsen, the author of the recently published TTM trial, and Anders Aneman, one of the local site investigators about this game-changing study.

Dr Priya Nair is a senior intensive care specialist at Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital and an expert in managing patients with cardiac assist devices. In this talk she takes us through the key issues encountered when on managing patients with left ventricular assist devices. As LVADs are becoming more widespread, this inside know-how is invaluable to all of us. They physiology and technology involved with these devices is pretty amazing.