Chair: Liz Crowe
Panel: Carol Hodgson, Margaret Herridge, James Piercy, Martin Bromiley, Rob Rogers, David Menon
Critcal care is viewed from different perspectives. How to clinicians, patients and families experience this life changing part of the health care system?
Why it’s critical that we care? The global refugee crisis exemplifies some of the greatest challenges facing our global...
Using a 1982 portable unit (ADR-4000), we could define, since 1985, a use of ultrasound devoted to the critically...
Bringing Lessons from MERT back home by Claire Park
The arrested heart surgery patient is a unique beast in surgery and critical care. Dr Nikki Stamp will discuss...
You’ve been resuscitating the patient for hours and finally caught up with volume. You come back on your next...
The appearance of high quality hand held ultrasound machines mean we will all have imaging available at our finger...
This session brings together a panel of educators with a track record of innovation and design in medical education....
Numbers people, give me the NUMBERS! We need CONCRETE data points and percentages…! Go, buy another “ping” machine to...
