Leuwenberg/ Le Cong - "Should real airway docs use checklists?"
The Twitter debate comes to a dramatic conclusion. Should Airway doctors use checklists ?
Dec 02, 2014•36 min
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EM Clinical Q&A
The Emergency Medicine panel discuss high sensitivity troponins, stroke thrombolysis and problems facing emergency medicine
Nov 26, 2014•43 min
Bowra, Justin - 21st Century Ultrasound Education
Sonophiliac, Justin Bowra highlights strategies for teaching our juniors to become adept at utilising bedside ultrasound in critical care settings
Nov 25, 2014•30 min
ICU Echo, now in 3D - by Janin
The single best test ? Pierre Janin examines the use of transthoracic echo in ICU. The best possible applications and how they will change patient outcomes.
Nov 24, 2014•27 min
The Crystal Ball for Little People by Matt Dawson
The power of the probe. Matt Dawson delivers an emotive talk on minimising paediatric procedural risk with ultrasound.
Nov 19, 2014•31 min
Gazing into the Crystal Ball by Mallin
Death of the stethoscope? Mike Malin demonstrates the power of bedside ultrasound, unique applications, and future directions.
Nov 18, 2014•22 min
Blood, but not as we know it: blood substitutes by Holley
The Future of Bleeding. Anthony Holley enthralls the crowd with exciting advances in blood product replacements.
Nov 17, 2014•34 min
Own the Airway! By Levitan
The mental game. Richard Levitan on how our approach to the difficult airway benefits from planning and introspective affirmation.
Nov 11, 2014•22 min
Pulse Contour Analysis: Riding the Wave
Conquer the random number generator. Lawrence Weinberg's guide to modern haemodynamic monitoring devices.
Nov 11, 2014•32 min
Status Epilepticus: When the Seizure Doesn’t Stop - Oli Flower
Three Tiered Therapy. Ollie Flower gives an enthralling history of seizures throughout the ages and expertly outlines the management options for terminating status.
Nov 10, 2014•33 min
Critical Care Neuroanatomy by Andy Neill
What's in the box ? Andy Neil expertly demonstrates simple approaches to neuroanatomy and the interpretation of imaging.
Nov 05, 2014•26 min
The antibiotic arms race: Getting the launch codes right.
Resistance is futile?. Jeff Lipman examines our dwindling antimicrobial arsenal. How can we bolster our defenses?
Nov 04, 2014•36 min
Gadgets and Simuation by Gatward
The Sim revolution. John Gatward on the future of simulation in critical care. Strategies for pulling it off, no matter your resources.
Nov 03, 2014•48 min
Technology, Tacit Knowledge and Collective Competence
Seeing the future with Pieter Peach. Technological developments that are sure to influence the way we learn and teach medicine.
Oct 30, 2014•16 min
SMACC Chicago Rego Opens 5th Nov
Roger Harris & Oli Flower announce opening of registration for SMACC Chicago - 5th (US/UK) / 6th (AUS) November 2014. They explain why you need to get in quick: Save Cash Don't miss out on workshops Don't miss this unique event And much more. Go to smacc.net.au for more!
Oct 29, 2014•17 min
Could it be Poison? By Little
Mark Little builds a framework for the clinical approach to patients with suspected poisoning or envenomation. Particularly useful in a country where everything is trying to kill you.
Oct 28, 2014•25 min
Non-invasive cardiac output monitoring: No pain, all gain? By Mallemat
A conniseur's guide to the different families of non-invasive cardiac output monitors. Haney mallemat expertly details the pros and cons of each.
Oct 27, 2014•29 min
Iron: Is it Fool’s Gold? By Litton
Vampire Planet? Ed Litton on the worldwide dependance on blood products. Future strategies for reducing our requirements.
Oct 22, 2014•30 min
Anaphylaxis by Rose
Anaphylaxis and Anaesthesia. Michael Rose examines changing paradigms in how we approach the 'allergic' patient. Risks, Reactions and Results.
Oct 21, 2014•34 min
The Meaning of Acidosis by Story
Is base excess the new bicarb ? David Story's breakdown of an often complicated and confusing topic.
Oct 20, 2014•29 min
Intensive care without walls By Mitchell
Imogen Mitchell critiques our relationship with MET. How current medical and nursing education is propagating junior staff reliance.
Oct 15, 2014•23 min
Subtle ECG Signs of Ischemia by Smith
Steve Smith enthralls the crowd with an eye-opening exploration of subtle ECG changes with potentially catastrophic outcomes
Oct 14, 2014•45 min
Echo Doesn’t Lie by Murphy
Augmentation by Echo. Deidre Murphy examines advanced aspects of bedside echocardiography, and the immense amount of information it provides in a critical care setting.
Oct 13, 2014•31 min
Back to the Bedside: The Future of Face-to-Face Teaching
Rob Rogers delivers an emotive and inspirational speech on the dying art of bedside teaching. How we can return to our roots
Oct 08, 2014•28 min
Dialysis - Getting it right in ICU by Bradford
Celia Bradford dissects the fundamentals of renal replacement therapy and examines its niche in the ICU.
Oct 07, 2014•31 min
Burns and Fluids by Macken
A golden mile too far? Lewis Macken dissects evidence suggesting that chasing urine output in burns patients leads to overzealous fluid resuscitation.
Oct 06, 2014•28 min
Mexico, Hyperthermia and 60 minutes
Crystal caves in Mexico. David Rosengren's enthralling tales of humidity, hyperthermia and human limits. How does the body cope?
Oct 01, 2014•32 min
Logistics and Winches: Saving Lives in the Back of Beyond
It's not easy bringing a resus room to a cliff-face. Brian Burns illustrates some of the daunting challenges encountered in the pre-hospital environment
Sep 30, 2014•31 min
That’s not an emergency... This is an emergency!
Disaster Medicine! Mark Little on strategies for the 'away team'. How the focus of medical teams needs to change when faced with large scale catastrophes.
Sep 29, 2014•24 min
Mile High Anaesthesia by Healy
Geoff Healy rises above traditional views on the use of anaesthesia, highlighting the unique challenges and key role it plays in the pre-hospital environment.
Sep 24, 2014•23 min
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