Challenges of rescue and retrieval medicine in Chile
Chile's has unique characteristics which pose several challenges for rescue and retrieval medicine. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 30, 2020•11 min
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Changing the face of triage: use of ultrasound in the field
Over the past 30 years point-of-care ultrasound has been influencing patient outcomes in critical care environments by finessing patient assessment and optimising management. The newer generation ultrasounds are smaller and more portable, and as a result are joining physicians in the prehospital arena. Are they making a difference though? In the high-stakes environment of mass casualty events, ultrasound may provide the upper hand to clinicians by enhancing diagnostic accuracy, optimising resour...
Nov 30, 2020•11 min
Prehospital Care in Africa
Mulinda discusses standardising pre-hospital care in Africa and some of the major issues experienced such as access to prehospital care services. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 30, 2020•18 min
The creation of the Canadian Emergency Response Team (CMERT): from nascent concept to deployed reality
When the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of the Canadian Armed Forces decided to create a brand new forward aeromedical evacuation capability, he wanted it completed from the ground-up in a little over one year time. In this talk, Lieutenant Colonel Leilani Doyle recounts how this was accomplished from the early concept, through development and finally to the deployment of the CMERT (Canadian Medical Emergency Response Team) on the UN mission Operation MINUSMA in Mali in 2018. Lessons from the talk...
Nov 30, 2020•14 min
Preparing for the unknown
Training and psychological preparedness is essential for prehospital and disaster clinicians, in order to effectively care for victims in austere environments. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 29, 2020•12 min
Paediatric Trauma Resuscitation - Reflections and Resilience
Resuscitating a critically injured child is one of the most stressful jobs in pre-hospital medicine. We are all human, many of us parents and the unbelievable emotional cost of a child who has life threatening injuries can take its toll. A year of serious paediatric trauma gave me an interesting perspective on paediatric trauma resuscitation and a new take on the word "resilience." For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 29, 2020•11 min
Change in PHARM: At the centre of change are the basics
Explore "change" from the early days of PHaRM to the current day. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 29, 2020•12 min
ATACC Simulation: From Rubber Dolls to Pixie Dust
The future of pre hospital care; Treatments and technologies on the horizon. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 29, 2020•22 min
Northern Ireland HEMS - Aiming High
Dr Sinead Campbell-Gray will be presenting the story of the Northern Ireland HEMS Service, from the Political and Public campaign to get it started right through to the team-work and hard work involved in making this project a reality. She will outline how the Service has been founded on excellence in Trauma Care and Resuscitation Medicine, how the Clinical Service Model works, some lessons learned along the way, and what the future holds for the Northern Ireland HEMS as it continues to develop ...
Nov 29, 2020•13 min
Cardiac Arrest: It takes a system to save a life
Surviving a cardiac arrest requires an optimised system of care, or Chain of Survival, that comes together as seamlessly as possible following a sudden collapse. No two communities or EMS / ambulance systems are the same and you need to intimately understand both using data to measure and benchmark how you are performing and then work to improve those elements of the system that you can change to improve survival. Improving survival from cardiac arrest is in our DNA at Ambulance Victoria and thr...
Nov 29, 2020•12 min
My hot literature in Critical Care 2019
This presentation will summarise the best recent science in cardiac arrest and shock management, and bring you up to date with what every one else is talking about. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 23, 2020•15 min
CODAZERO EPISODE 4: CODA EARTH
The Coda community have identified the Climate Emergency as the most urgent threat to global health. There is overwhelming scientific evidence that the climate crisis will become catastrophic if we don't take action immediately. This episode of CodaZero Earth focuses on action stage one – 'identify' and lays the foundations for stage two - 'examine' (as set out in our Five Stage action process). We outline the urgency of the challenges that global healthcare faces and how as health professionals...
Nov 19, 2020•1 hr 26 min
Actions for Healthcare in the face of the Climate Emergency
In Australia a 300 bed hospital uses the same amount of Energy as 5000 to 10000 homes. In many ways what we do at work really does matter. The good news is that this is a solvable problem and in some ways the Covid19 pandemic has shown us the steps to facing the Climate Emergency. Just as we learnt that first step for managing the pandemic was to stop the problem growing by limiting spread with physical distancing we know that our first step in controlling our carbon emissions is to stop burning...
Nov 19, 2020•25 min
What is Sustainable Healthcare?
Healthcare accounts for 5-7% of global carbon emissions, which equate to approximately all or the emissions from either Japan or Russia. A large part of those carbon emissions come from the manufacturing of medical devices and pharmaceuticals (‘Procurement’). This provides tremendous opportunities for us to drive how the medical technology industry designs and produces these goods in order to reduce carbon emissions. We must take responsibility for the entire life-cycle of what we consume in the...
Nov 19, 2020•30 min
Is the Climate Emergency exacerbating social injustice and inequity?
Social inequalities mean that many patients without access to universal healthcare are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis given that their chronic health conditions are exacerbated but they cannot afford to seek treatment. Additionally intergenerational inequality means that younger generations will be more adversely affected by the climate emergency, but at the same time are less likely to have a voice in decisions effecting the actions we take now. It is essential that both the ...
Nov 19, 2020•17 min
The Climate Emergency is a global healthcare emergency – But how bad is it?
The Coda community identified the Climate Emergency as the greatest threat to global health and we have good reason to be alarmed for both our patients and our children. There is good scientific evidence that the climate crisis could be catastrophic. The global healthcare community comprises over 60 million people and together we can make a difference. Global CO2 emissions continue to rise resulting in more energy trapped in our atmosphere and putting us on the verge of a tipping point. We must ...
Nov 19, 2020•18 min
What is Sustainable Finance?
Financial institutions may not be known sustainability, but tune in to this session to see what is changing. What are the Green Bonds? Social impact bonds? Join Mark Peacock and Roger Harris in conversation.
Nov 17, 2020•17 min
Trainspotting: Neurological complications of IV drug use
Drug abuse is a worldwide problem responsible for a considerable number of deaths, functional dependence, and healthcare costs. Use continues to rise throughout the world and synthetic drugs have been added to the repertoire alongside cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine. The acute intoxicating effects on the brain are well known; however, an understanding of the neurological complications is important in the acute period to guide workup and treatment. This panel is in the SMACC Brain pre-confer...
Nov 16, 2020•24 min
Signs of neurological badness
Brandon Foreman shares top 10 signs of neurological badness. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 15, 2020•17 min
Neuro Rehab: different perspectives
Ever wondered what life holds after discharge from ICU for the families and partners of patients with a severe brain injury? This interview-style session will focus on the challenges, unexpected good and bad outcomes, positive and negative impacts on relationships, and other issues experienced by patients’ loved ones post-ICU. Hearing first-hand from a patient’s primary carer will highlight that ICU is only an extremely small component of a patient’s long journey to recovery and remind those inv...
Nov 04, 2020•23 min
Applying Research in the Neuro ICU
Applying research in the Neuro ICU; Marketing and Branding; follow up after critical illness. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Nov 04, 2020•16 min
Brain Cooling – who and how?
Cooling the severely brain injured patient in the intensive care unit is far from straight forward. Who should be cooled and when? What do you call a fever, and is this the same as the bedside nurse? When should we start, and when should we not? What would make you stop? This talk will explore the cooling journey of a critically unwell brain injured patient in a neuroscience intensive care unit. It will expose all the potential challenges, questions and pitfalls of cooling at the bedside, and su...
Nov 01, 2020•17 min
Abdominal trauma, Measles, Aspirin, and Why the Time for Ultrasound is Now
Health care providers who phantom or "quick look" ultrasound examine are causing the viral spread of an epidemic, which we can minimize by responsibly utilizing ultrasound inpatient care and by implementing the coaching that artificial intelligence provides. Current trends in point-of-care ultrasound and how the health care provider community can respond are described: 1. Phantom or‚ Quick look‚ scanning. 2. Faculty credentialing and learning ultrasound. 3. Artificial intelligence technology in ...
Oct 28, 2020•17 min
Nailing that paediatric LP: the role of ultrasound
The role of ultrasound in paediatric lumbar puncture. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Oct 28, 2020•13 min
CODAZERO EPISODE 3: CODA EDUCATE FULL
Action Stage: Stage One - Identify Technology in medicine is advancing at pace, providing unparalleled opportunities to process information and to improve both outcomes and safety for healthcare. But with this good comes many challenges and even dangers. How can we better share information and distribute the opportunities equitably? What are the safety mechanisms and who is providing the oversight? This episode of CodaZero is the first under the Educate pillar. It is the perfect opportunity to s...
Oct 28, 2020•1 hr 32 min
Is the pandemic an extinction event for public interest journalism?
Public interest media is vital. However, there is a crisis in public interest journalism and it is not new, but some believe the pandemic may be an extinction event for this discipline. Global media power and wealth have become concentrated into a handful of tech giants. This concentration of power and its’ inherent biases not only poses a threat to public interest journalism but also to global health through medical misinformation. This dystopian concept is rapidly becoming reality and perhaps ...
Oct 28, 2020•24 min
Has the #Covid19 Pandemic been the death of Evidenced based medicine or the birth of Evidenced Based Agility?
We can have all the evidence in the world in healthcare but at the heart of everything we do and every decision we make there is ‘us’. The Pandemic has seen an incredibly accelerated understanding of Covid19, a virus none of us had heard of before January 2020, but it has seen a change in how Evidenced Based Medicine (EBM) is processed and presented. The ‘E’ continues to represent ‘Evidence’ but the ‘B’ has become ‘Belief’ and the ‘M’ is now ‘Media’. Under the pressure of the pandemic we in heal...
Oct 27, 2020•18 min
What can Artificial Intelligence algorithms in healthcare learn from Indigenous cultures?
We often associate Indigenous cultures with a deep understanding of nature rather than computing or AI. However, deep learning, connected learning and relationships are integral to both AI and indigenous learning. Perhaps indigenous people are the future of AI. It is essential that we bring groups together to design AI. Indigenous cultures walk in multiple worlds and cross many generations. These perspectives are different but often not represented in universities curriculums. Indigenous learnin...
Oct 27, 2020•26 min
Deep Learning - Pushing the boundaries of health AI. How do we make it fair and the data safe?
Over the last 5 years there has actually been a confluence of a few different historical threats. We’ve had health data being increasingly digitalised and we’ve had the proliferation of accessible massive scale computing, both of which have un-locked a technique developed in the early 80’s called deep learning, which is really good at pattern recognition over large data sets. Key trends in the last year include the first randomised clinical trials in the clinical application of AI in health, the...
Oct 27, 2020•28 min
SonoSLAM: Gaming your way to Sono Leadership
Rachel Liu, Creagh Boulger & Sharon Kay will provide a brief introduction into the use of gaming in education, more specifically ultrasound education, with live demos. For more head to: codachange.org/podcasts
Oct 27, 2020•15 min
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