Academic programs are built on four main pillars: clinical excellence, research, education, and administration. These apply whether you build and design an u/s program or division, a simulation program, a toxicology or pre-hospital program and even an academic department. You never forget when your childhood dog dies. And I will never forget how all four of my childhood dogs died. These 4 tragic, dramatic, and traumatic experiences provided fantastic lessons on how an academic program can fail.
Four Tragic Dog Deaths: Lessons in Program Design and Development
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The Everywoman’s Guide to Resuscitating the Post Cardiac Surgery Patient
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Cardiac Surgery, critical care, Resuscitation, sternotomy, 0
The arrested heart surgery patient is a unique beast in surgery and critical care. Dr Nikki Stamp will discuss...
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Not all Brains are the Same by David Menon
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, tbi, traumatic brain injury, 0
The age of patients with TBI is increasing, especially in high income countries, and the median age of patients...
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Helping Without Harming
Phoebe Adams, , 2017, The Talks DASsmacc, communication in critical care, Debriefing, feedback, interprofessional education, negotiation, performance gaps, 0
You’ve been resuscitating the patient for hours and finally caught up with volume. You come back on your next...
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Whole Body Ultrasound Centered on the Lung: A Holistic Approach by Daniel Lichtenstein
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, lungs, Ultrasound, 0
Using a 1982 portable unit (ADR-4000), we could define, since 1985, a use of ultrasound devoted to the critically...
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SonoBYTE by Leanne Hartnett
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Bedside ultrasound, 0
Bedside ultrasound can be super helpful in assessing and managing the sick patient. This learning opportunity that I’ll be...
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SonoBYTE: Mitral Valve Magic by James Rippey
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Mitral Valve, SonoBYTE, Ultrasound, 0
The appearance of high quality hand held ultrasound machines mean we will all have imaging available at our finger...
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Sepsis, Brazil, Women in ICU… Who Cares? Peter Brindley interrogates: Flavia Machado
Phoebe Adams, , 2017, The Talks DASsmacc, brazil, Sepsis, women, 0
A no-holes barred series of 6 provocative medical interrogations. We challenge the state of research, social media, pharmacology, social...
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The Problem with Physiology
Phoebe Adams, , 2017, The Talks DASsmacc, hemodynamics, outcomes, Physiology, 0
Critical care clinicians can change physiology with a number of tools. They can repeatedly, often and mercilessly change physiological...