You are in remote clinic. 2hrs flight from hospital . Stabbing (abdo) victim arrives in shock . You are O+Ve . Do you ? — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) October 27, 2016 Hi folks on todays episode I describe a hypothetical case based on an actual real life one, posing the dilemma of how to […]

“You haven’t lived until you have done something for someone who can never repay you” – #ThursdayThoughts #quoteoftheday #quote pic.twitter.com/9DkWSI05qw — Chris Percival (@ChrisPercival_) October 27, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Hi folks on todays episode I talk about emergency whole blood donation for life saving transfusion in remote and austere settings. Heres the articles links: Emergency Whole […]

Hi folks on todays episode I describe a case report from US Special Operations of traumatic arrest and full recovery as result of application of evidence based trauma care. Heres the article link: A Case of Prehospital Traumatic Arrest in a US Special Operations Soldier: Care From Point of Injury to Full Recovery Podcast ( […]

More accurately “Oi you, can’t you just get my patient in now? I have things to do!” #theyreoutthere pic.twitter.com/BbOdoVl6Mc — Kirra (@EDEnchanted) August 3, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Hi folks on todays episode I chat to Kirra Parks, an Australian emergency and flight nurse who shares her views on managing the acutely agitated patient . Having worked […]

  Hi folks on todays episode I go philosophical on oxygenation for intubation. Broader use of gas analysers will save lives. https://t.co/4XOuM6XjB4 pic.twitter.com/XfUiyrwT1O — patientsafe (@patientsafe3) September 27, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js   Podcast ( available here and on iTunes) Right Click and Choose Save-as to Download the Podcast.

Surgical Airway (Cricothyrotomy) Performed by Ram Parekh from Scott from EMCrit on Vimeo. Hi folks on todays episode I chat to Dr Michael Morgan who is a recent graduate of the University of Utah Emergency medicine residency, and worked with Dr Rob Bryant on the edible cric vs pig trachea project.  He is one of the […]

Hi folks, this episode I chat to flight medic and Denali park ranger, David Weber. Amongst other great things we talk about, his service in Denali ditched the hard neck collar 5 yrs ago and only use soft collars and vacuum spinal mattress for prehospital spinal care! Ha! Show notes: Denali national park blog site […]

Choose the red pill:register now! https://t.co/tNMVOGkRpA #feccEPIC @davidstantonza @Kylz13 @JudySteyn_SA @TanyavT pic.twitter.com/UTp3hPk2Tb — Kayleigh Lachenicht (@FECCEPIC) August 1, 2016 Hi folks, I got sent an interview from South Africa between a paramedic educator and one of their graduates, who performed a life saving surgical airway solo in a prehospital setting. Its worth a listen as […]

Hi folks, I chat to nice guy Greg Schmor, critical care transport medic for British Columbia Ambulance service. We discuss his work in regional critical care in BC and issue of psychiatric aeromedical retrieval. And maybe a bit on politics Show notes: The BCEHS Critical Care Transport (CCT) Program   Podcast ( available here and […]

CPR-induced consciousness: A cross-sectional study of healthcare practitioners’ experience

Cardiac arrest sedation – towards best practice with ketamine

Case Study: Combative Cardiac Patient

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