Augmentation by Echo. Deidre Murphy examines advanced aspects of bedside echocardiography, and the immense amount of information it provides in a critical care setting.
echo doesn’t lie by murphy
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leeuwenberg/ le cong – “should real airway docs use checklists?”
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Airway, Resus Mind, 0
The Twitter debate comes to a dramatic conclusion. Should Airway doctors use checklists ?
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Pilcher, David — Prediction in Critical Care: Science, Art or Foolishness?
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Prognostication, Resus Mind, 0
Tools for success. David Pilcher examines the plethora of available tools for outcome prediction in critical care.
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Remote Room Resus Planning by Leeuwenberg
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Airway, Patient Safety, Resus Mind, Resuscitation, 0
Resus room Feng shui. Tim Leeuwenberg on ‘training hard to fight easy’. Challenges and strategies for the remote emergency...
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Reid – When Should Resuscitation Stop?
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Cardiac, End of life, Misc, Resus Mind, Resuscitation, 0
Cliff Reid delivers another moving talk on when we should, and especially when we shouldn’t stop when resuscitating.
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hard lessons learned by parker
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, LATHER, Personal Development, Resus Mind, 0
Casey Parker examines what makes us human. The principles and practice of empathy in critical care, the importance of...
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Post Cardiac Arrest by Bernard
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Cardiac, Resuscitation, 0
From ECPR to ECMO. Steve Bernard examines evolving trends and technology for post-arrest care in Australia.
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Reid, Cliff — Resuscitation Dogmalysis
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Misc, Resus Mind, Resuscitation, 0
The ABC’s of practicing what we preach. Cliff Reid examines the over-complication of resuscitation and our need to return...
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Brown— Is the Peer Reviewed Journal Dead?
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Education, Research, 0
Tony Brown’s emotive expose on the bias of medical research and publication. The flaws in our current paradigms.