Weingart: Crack to Cure
Weingart does thoracotomy.
Nov 17, 20130
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Gatward: Guerilla Sim: Anywhere, Anytime, Anyone
Gatward details the application of mobile and in-situ simulation training for medical teams.
Nov 17, 2013•35 min
John Vassiliadis: Courage under Fire
Vassiliadis inspires with his trajectory from novice to teacher of airway skills and checklist applications.
Nov 05, 2013•33 min
Sarah Webb: You Can’t Handle the Truth: Chains of Command
Webb delineates the case for experience over hierarchy in advanced resuscitation scenarios.
Nov 05, 2013•23 min
Victoria Brazil: Communication in the Heat of Battle
Brazil illustrates the depth of communication required in medical practice between people within health care delivery systems.
Nov 02, 2013•34 min
Mark Little: Its natural therefore it must be safe
Little's erroneously named presentation underlines the importance of including complementary and alternative medicines in the clinical picture.
Nov 02, 2013•14 min
Andrew Dawson: Tox Asian Style
Dawson draws on his experience in areas of high prevalence organophosphate poisoning to optimise management of sick patients.
Nov 02, 2013•34 min
Nick Buckley: Paracetamol: More than Meets the Eye
Buckley analyses the details and prescribes a more logical remedy for a toxic overdose.
Oct 29, 2013•24 min
Geoff Isbister: Does antivenom work?
Isbister bites into the how, why, when, and what for of antivenom use.
Oct 29, 2013•33 min
Ed Litton: Prevention over cure: Can High Risk Cardiac Surgery Save the Balloon Pump
Litton investigates the use of the intra-aortic balloon pump in high risk patients.
Oct 28, 2013•17 min
Roger Pye: ECMO anywhere
Roger Pye offers up a graphic description of advances in ECMO and ECMO retrieval services.
Oct 18, 2013•26 min
Sharon Kay: Echo for Everyone: 5 Things Never to Miss
Sharon Kay puts SMACC front and centre while polishing up your echo skills.
Oct 15, 2013•26 min
John Larkin: Extreme ECG Encounters
Larkin pulls a few hairy ecg's out of the bag before offering the solace of a host of brilliant foamed ecg references.
Oct 09, 2013•26 min
Harris: Cardiac Output in the Resuscitation Room: Have you considered the right side?
Roger Harris exacts the forgotten part of the cardiac output equation and considers venous return in the management of the septic patient.
Oct 09, 2013•33 min
Cath Hurn: TEG/ROTEM in the real world
Hurn talks us through thrombelastography on the front line.
Oct 03, 2013•22 min
Brian Burns: Always Carry Your Scalpel
Burns gives us the finer points of scalpel do's and don't's.
Oct 03, 2013•29 min
Ken Faulder: Clot Retrieval and the Future of Stroke
Faulder weighs in on intraluminal therapy in acute stroke management.
Oct 01, 2013•22 min
Domhnall Brannigan: Stroke Thrombolysis: Clot Busters Busted
Brannigan busts the current recommendations on the use of stroke thrombolysis by showing no evidence of benefit.
Sep 30, 2013•31 min
Oliver Flower: Time is Spine: Acute Spinal Cord Injury
Flower draws from experience to bring clarity to spinal cord management in the acute setting.
Sep 30, 2013•24 min
Ian Seppelt: Time is Brain: The Neurocritical airway
Seppelt joins the dots on the big picture of neuro-critical airway management.
Sep 26, 2013•30 min
Simon Carley: Wrestling with Risk
Carley chews through numbers and logic to arrive at some good reasons for diagnostic indeterminacy.
Sep 24, 2013•25 min
Chris Nickson: All Doctors are Jackasses
Nickson steps back to consider the metacognition of it all in the pursuit of minimising medical errors.
Sep 21, 2013•26 min
Cliff Reid: How to be a Hero
Reid's not to be missed talk takes medical care to a whole new level. Prepare to be moved.
Sep 21, 2013•26 min
Scott Weingart: The Mind of the Resuscitationist
Weingart does indeed take you on a journey into the mind of the resuscitationist, while simultaneously attempting to slow your heart rate down enough to manage a patient hell-bent on exsanguinating with the odds stacked against you. Join him for a shot of adrenaline drizzled with a dose of wisdom.
Sep 19, 2013•18 min
Sonowars
Two teams pit their wits in the finals armed with their ultrasonography experience and an ultrasound machine.
Sep 05, 2013•1 hr 24 min
Holley: Transfusion and Coagulopathy
Holley analyses the cascade of events in bleeding trauma patients leading to Australia's latest evidenced-based guidelines on transfusion protocols in critical bleeding.
Sep 02, 2013•35 min
Macken: Targeted Temperature Management After Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest
Macken looks with a cool and calculating eye at the application of therapeutic hypothermia following out of hospital cardiac arrest.
Sep 02, 2013•27 min
Jeremy Cohen: Roids in Sepsis
Cohen drills down on the thinking and value of using steroids in sepsis in the way that one of the creators of large international trials can.
Aug 29, 2013•26 min
Tessa Davis: How to Create a Medical App
Davis aims to spare you some of the pitfalls and arm you with some tips along the journey from non tech app idea to fully fledged release.
Aug 24, 2013•23 min
Karel Habig: To Air is Human
Habig draws from his experience in aeromedical retrieval to consider how we improve our medical practice.
Aug 24, 2013•28 min
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