Off the back of the hugely successful “Own the Oxlyog” guidelines, our good friend, co-creator of our ED Procedures Course and colleague Emergency Physician Dr George Douros has just released the “Own the Hamilton T1 Ventilator – When you can...
The last episode of the ETM Podcast (available here) with Bruce Paix generated a lot of comments on the blog and activity on Twitter. Scott Weingart (from EMCrit) very politely asked for some air-time to make a few additional comments on the topic of surgical airways...
Andrew and Bruce are back, taking a deep-dive into the neck to discuss a procedure that can strike fear into even the most experienced trauma practitioner and one which has created much debate regarding the “best” method (i.e. needle vs knife). (Go to...
This is an interview I did back in March at the SMACC Conference in Sydney which had to go on the back-burner while we got the course up and running. Peter Fritz, an Emergency Physician from Melbourne (and his Anaesthetist mate Nicholas Chrimes) have created something...
The ANZCA (Australia and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists) Airway Management and Trauma Special Interest Group education meeting is on in Melbourne on June 29th, 2013. Airway management in trauma is the topic, with presentations by a range of airway experts,...
Shout out to Auckland HEMS for using this video on their site in a post about surgical airway skills training which is worth a read. Another real-life ESA (Emergency Surgical Airway) video. I think these videos are invaluable for us to be able to practice...