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Podcast 33: Delaney on EGDT, Surviving sepsis and ARISE

Home Podcast 33: Delaney on EGDT, Surviving sepsis and ARISE

 Anthony Delaney 

 EGDT, the ARISE study and Surviving Sepsis Guidelines… 

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Anthony Delaney (@thearisestudy) is a double medalled Emergency Physician and Intensivist whose achievements include several high impact publications in major journals as well as keeping his chooks alive and away from his two little kids. He’s an intimidating college examiner that has confused many by looking like a bit like Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes fame.

He is also THE Big Man (along with Sandy Peake and Rinaldo Bellomo and several other incredible reseachers) behind the ARISE trial, which is a multi-centre, randomised controlled trial of early goal-directed therapy in patients presenting to the Emergency Department with severe sepsis in Australasia. It involves 47 sites (including Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Finland and possibly Ireland) and has enrolled 1095 pts. The trial commenced enrolment in October 2008. and is well on its way to completion.

The talk can be heard here.

It’s on iTunes here, give us some ratings please and leave any comments below!

More details about ARISE can be found here and here.

A preview of the new Surviving Sepsis Guidelines can be found here.

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The sound snippets are from Caspar Babypants which can be bought here

Photo credit on Creative Commons is here

Here’s a Fleet Foxes Video:

 

 

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