As the COVID-19 pandemic gathers pace, the Australia New Zealand Intensive Care Society has released guidelines for preparation, resource allocation and management of patients with COVID-19

In this special edition podcast, Anthony joins Todd to discuss the guidelines, which can be found here

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Emma Ridley is the Manager of the ICU Nutrition Program at the Monash University ANZICS Research Centre.  She joins Todd on the podcast to chat about another role she fills, as chair of the ANZICS CTG Novice Investigators Group

You can find more information about the group here

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In this Osler special edition podcast from the 22nd annual Australia New Zealand Intensive Care Society (ANZICS) Clinical Trials Group meeting from Noosa, Todd chats to TAME-Cardiac Arrest lead investigator Glenn Eastwood about therapeutic permissive hypercapnoea in resuscitated cardiac arrest patients.

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In this latest Osler podcast from the 22nd annual ANZICS Clinical Trials Group meeting from Noosa, Shailesh Bihari chats with Todd about his work with 20% albumin in sepsis resuscitation

Shailesh is an Associate Professor at Flinders University in Adelaide, and an NHMRC Early Career Fellow

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In this special edition Osler podcast, live from the 22nd annual ANZICS Clinical Trials Group meeting in Noosa, Australia, renowned critical care trials Todd Rice joins us to chat about Pragmatic Clinical Trials.

Todd is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Allergy, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee

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Violence in healthcare staff is anecdotally increasing.  A recently released paper casts further light on this important issue, and explores whether the National E Admission Target (NEAT) is a new factor in triggering such episodes against ICU staff.

Authors Albertina Pol and Stephane Bouchoucha join Todd on the podcast to discuss their findings

The reference for the paper discussed in this podcast is found here:

Pol, Albertina & Bouchoucha, Stephane & Carter, Melody. (2018). Violence and aggression in the intensive care unit: What is the impact of Australian National Emergency Access Target?. Australian Critical Care.

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Patients with acute liver failure are relatively rare, but they can be spectacularly unwell.

In this enlightening interview, Dr Stephen Warrilow from Melbourne's Austin Hospital joins Todd to discuss the outcomes and management of this important group of patients.

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Paul Secombe is an intensive care physician at the Alice Springs Hospital in Australia.  He is the lead author of a recent review of the presentation, resource needs and outcomes of indigenous Australians admitted to an intensive care unit.

He joins Todd on the podcast to explore the findings of this review, and what it means for the care of his patients.

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Amy Neilson has spent the best part of her career working in austere and hazardous environments with a range of humanitarian organisations.   She joins Todd on this podcast to share some of her amazing experiences. 

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Dr Jocelyn Lowinger initially trained as a GP before working in health, where she first came into contact with professional coaching.  Fascinated by the idea, she undertook further training, and now offers this service across the healthcare industry.

She joins Todd on the podcast to discuss coaching and how it applies to the modern health paradigm.

Interested listeners can find more information at Jocelyn's website : https://coachgp.com.au/

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