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Oli Flower discusses why continuous EEG monitoring should be taken seriously.
Research guru and PI for the ARISE study, college examiner and semi-professional forrest-based carpenter, Anthony always gives a fascinating talk. This time he gives an intelligent and considered breakdown on the nebulous topic of cerebral protection.
Fran Lockie is a Paediatric Emergency and Retrieval physician currently based in Adelaide. He is quickly becoming a leading expert in paediatric TBI and so was the perfect person to give this talk. The slides that go with it are on Intensive Care Network. If you like these sorts of presentations, come along to Cairns Bedside Critical care this September where we've got a great line up of speakers and we're doing it all again.
The second serving from the UK intensivists Olusegun Olusanya and James Day.
They discuss recent literature based around the January 2013 edition of the Journal of the Intensive Care Society (JICS).
The articles mentioned are found at the following link: JICS January 2013
Many thanks to Segun (@iceman_ex) and James for involving ICN with sharing this JICS Cast.
A podcast discussing the forth coming Developing EM conference, discussing how and why it came about and why Havana is the place to be this September. With Mark Newcomb, Lee Fineberg, Roger Harris and Oli Flower. See www.intensivecarenetwork.com for more details.
A brief promo for BCC4 with a discussion about what's in store and what the highlights may be. With Roger Harris & Oli Flower. To book for BCC4, click here.
From the UK, Dr Olusegun Olusanya and Dr James Day discuss recent intensive care literature based on the October 2012 edition of the Journal of the Intensive Care Society (JICS). The articles mentioned can be found here: http://journal.ics.ac.uk/journal_article_detail.html?edition=19Many thanks to Segun (@iceman_ex) and James for involving ICN with sharing this JICS Cast.
This talk was given at the last Victorian Intensive Care Network meeting. Dash Gantner is an ICU Fellow from Melbourne who has been at the cutting edge of research in the past couple of years, working closely with ANZICS CTG research guru, Jamie Cooper. Dash is not new to research and previously worked in China for The George Institute and mastered Mandarin whilst he was over there. Watch out for big things in the future with this one.
Professor Jamie Cooper is the Director of the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Research Centre, Monash University. He is well known for his contribution to ICU research, having published over 160 journal papers and being the Principal or Co-Investigator on numerous peer reviewed research grants, including 16 from the NHMRC.
This talk was given at the last Victorian Intensive Care Network meeting and is the first of two talks.
An interview with David Riggs, an intensivist from Hobart and the medical convenor of this year's ANZICS ASM. David explains more about what ANZICS is and does, and reveals what's coming up at this year's ASM.
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