CCR24 and CCR Down Under
Don't miss out on the livestream for the upcoming CCR24 meeting... and registrations for CCR Down Under have opened!
Category Conference
Critical Care Reviews… Down Under!
Expressions of interest are open to attend the "Critical Care Reviews Down Under" meeting in Melbourne, December 10th & 11th 2024.
SAS2023
SAS2023 is the Safe Airway Society's annual education event happening in Sydney on Saturday 28 October 2023.
Q&A with Anne Creaton
One month to go until the Spring Seminar on Emergency Medicine, and here's our final Q&A. We've saved the biggest questions until last.
Q&A with Deon Strydom
A woman bleeding to death from an ectopic. No power. The hospital has burnt down. You have a foot pump, a cigarette lighter, and Deon Strydom.
Q&A with Shannon Baso
What's the best antidote to a hangover? Is 3-strikes-and-you're out fair? Why go peripheral? And how do you get a Gold Medal?
Q&A with Warren Adie
Touching a nerve on tribalism, the doughnut sign, life in Alice, gravel rash, beanies and cossack dancing... in pumps.
Q&A with Michaela Cartner
Do EM docs have untidy bedrooms? What is a flip frenzy? The most overhyped thing ever in ICU? And the best machine that goes ping?
Q&A with Andy Buck
... on ETM vs ATLS, trauma tricks, dogma, the next big thing, personal Achilles' heels, and irrational phobiassss...
Q&A with Tatiana Lowe
The Communication Toolbox, touch, masks, being a tomboy, misdemeanours in a sleeping bag, and how an excellent bedside manner can give you scabies - on your butt.
Q&A with Rob McDonald
Magic mushrooms, free-falling, and the mouth feel of a fruit bat with Rob McDonald: NP, knife enthusiast and ventilation educator.
Q&A with Aisling Fleury
Ais Fleury, geriatrician, is this week’s guide to ageism, moral injury, quinoa porridge, self-care, vertical cliffs and P-P-P-Penguins.