Archive for category: Clinical Critical Care

SAS 2023 – 28th October 2023, Sydney

Jon Gatward, 16/08/23, Airway, Anaesthetics, Clinical Critical Care, Education and Communication, Emergency Medicine, Event, General Crit Care, ICU, Medical Career and Wellbeing, Medical Innovation, Promotion, Resuscitation, Airway, anaesthesia, awake intubation, debriefing, education, emergency, intensive care, resuscitation, simulation, symposium, teamwork, tracheostomy, unrecognised oesophageal intubation, videolaryngoscopy, 0

Is less best in critical care?

Kate Claringbould, 10/02/20, Clinical Crit Care, Clinical Critical Care, Ethics, SMACC19, critical care, decision making, dialysis, ecmo, Ethics, haemodynamics, icu, intensive care, less, less is best, numerology, over-treatment, physiological fallacy, physiology, reductionism, reductionism vs numerology, technology, 0

Drugs in cardiac arrest. Should we bother?

Kate Claringbould, 05/01/20, Clinical Crit Care, Clinical Critical Care, adrenaline, cardiac arrest, cpr, epinephrine, ILCOR, Mechanical CPR, vasopressors, 0

Saving lives from sepsis – not the SCC guidelines

Kate Claringbould, 28/12/19, Clinical Crit Care, Clinical Critical Care, SMACC19, Clinical trials, critical care, EBM, Evidence Based Medicine, RCT's, sepsis, 0

The latest on Tranexamic Acid TXA

Kate Claringbould, 26/12/19, Clinical Crit Care, Clinical Critical Care, Adrenaline for Cardiac Arrest, bougie, cpr, critical care, emergency medicine, intubation, Mechanical CPR, OHCA, resuscitation, stroke, Stroke Ambulances, 0

Trauma in the ICU: Road to Resus Chapter 3

Kate Claringbould, 25/12/19, Clinical Crit Care, Clinical Critical Care, Airway, blood, bougie, communication, critical care, emergency medicine, Human Factor, prehospital, sepsis, steroids, 0

Emergency Literature Hot updates

Kate Claringbould, 23/12/19, Clinical Crit Care, Clinical Critical Care, adrenaline, airways, Bystander CPR, cardiac arrest, critical care, emergency medicine, first responder, Literature review 2018, Paramedic 2 trial, Prehospital Medicine, Public response, resuscitation, 0

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