Hi folks. On todays episode I chat with Dr Viren Kaul @virenkaul about entry into medical school and residency training in India, USA and Australia. This is the start of a series, entitled MedEd Confidential, in which we explore the similarities and differences in medical training culture across these three nations in the hope ofContinue reading "PHARM Podcast 198 MedEd Confidential series Pt1 with Dr Viren Kaul"

Hi folks. On todays episode I chat with Dr Viren Kaul @virenkaul about entry into medical school and residency training in India, USA and Australia. This is the start of a series, entitled MedEd Confidential, in which we explore the similarities and differences in medical training culture across these three nations in the hope of […]

I’m getting excited seeing @amacdt and @DHAS_WA advertising #crazysocks4docs 😃😃😃 only 22 days to go until June 1 😃 #MH4Docs #mentalhealth #chloeslegacy @crazysocks4Docs pic.twitter.com/FtyJ0haNXi — Bubbly Junior Doc 🌈 (@jaz_medicine) May 9, 2018 Hi folks. On todays episode I discuss a day of awareness raising called #Carzysocks4Docs day, June 1st   Show notes: CrazySocks4Docs DayContinue reading "PHARM Podcast 197 #CrazySocks4Docs day and the rise of depression"

I’m getting excited seeing @amacdt and @DHAS_WA advertising #crazysocks4docs

Hi folks. On todays episode I discuss a Japanese philosophical concept called Kintsugi and how it applies to critical thinking in medicine and life in general   Show notes: Kintsugi We have a new publication in the Lancet – systematic review & meta-analysis on liberal vs conservative oxygen Rx in acutely ill adults:https://t.co/IE5jV4HJmk — WellingtonContinue reading "PHARM Podcast 196 Kintsugi & celebrating damage"

Hi folks. On todays episode I discuss a Japanese philosophical concept called Kintsugi and how it applies to critical thinking in medicine and life in general   Show notes: Kintsugi We have a new publication in the Lancet – systematic review & meta-analysis on liberal vs conservative oxygen Rx in acutely ill adults:https://t.co/IE5jV4HJmk — Wellington […]

Hi folks. On todays episode I discuss paralytic first RSI, CPR induced awareness, dogma in critical care and ethical airway management. Kathryn shares her traumatic experience after residual anaesthetic drugs were not flushed from her lines and cannulae following surgery. Please share with your colleagues. #PatientSafety https://t.co/OT3EBK7bsL https://t.co/Mrl4fV0RBD — NHS Improvement (@NHSImprovement) April 12, 2018Continue reading "PHARM Podcast 195 Paralytic first intubation – does the end justify the means?"

Hi folks. On todays episode I discuss paralytic first RSI, CPR induced awareness, dogma in critical care and ethical airway management. Kathryn shares her traumatic experience after residual anaesthetic drugs were not flushed from her lines and cannulae following surgery. Please share with your colleagues. #PatientSafety https://t.co/OT3EBK7bsL https://t.co/Mrl4fV0RBD — NHS Improvement (@NHSImprovement) April 12, 2018 […]

  Hi folks. On todays episode I chat with Matt Pepper, President of the Australian Tactical Medicine Association about high threat medicine in Australia and the need to bolster and maintain preparedness for low frequency high consequence events in our region. He mentions a conference that will be run on this topic in Brisbane thisContinue reading "PHARM Podcast 194 The State of High Threat Medicine in Australia with Matt Pepper"

  Hi folks. On todays episode I chat with Matt Pepper, President of the Australian Tactical Medicine Association about high threat medicine in Australia and the need to bolster and maintain preparedness for low frequency high consequence events in our region. He mentions a conference that will be run on this topic in Brisbane this […]