Mastering Intensive Care 024 Best of 2017 (Part 2)
Andrew Davies reflects on the first year of the Mastering Intensive Care podcast with a selection of the best moments and insights (part deux).
Category Medical Specialty
Mastering Intensive Care 022 with Felicity Hawker
Mastering Intensive Care podcast features Felicity Hawker who is one of the true female pioneers of Intensive Care in Australia and New Zealand.
Mastering Intensive Care 021 with Martin Bromiley
Andrew Davies speaks with Martin Bromiley about Mastering Intensive Care, human factors, patient safety, and personal tragedy.
EMI 023 Where the Sun don’t Shine
June is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. We ake a musical stroll through the annals of colorectal musical history...
Mastering Intensive Care 020 with Jack Iwashyna
Jack Iwashyna – ICU adventure camp, time-limited life support trials and regular talks with families
Mastering Intensive Care 019 with Alex Psirides
Andrew Davies speaks with Wellington ICU's Alex Psirides about Mastering Intensive Care, doing "everything at the end of life", and more!
EMI 022 Get your Sepsy On
Second iteration of 'Sepsy Back', medical parody promoting sepsis awareness and adherence to best practice...at the time
Mastering Intensive Care 018 with John Marshall
Andrew Davies speaks with John Marshall about Mastering Intensive Care, the dangers of conservatism, and much more!
Cricoid: To Press or Not to Press?
Just in case you still thought cricoid pressure was a good idea, listen John Hinds at smaccGOLD. Hinds was an anaesthetist, intensivist and a motorcycle-riding prehospital resuscitationist based in Northern Ireland. In this debate he will tell you about ‘cricolol‘.…
Mastering Intensive Care 016 with Charles Gomersall
Andrew Davies talks to Charles Gomersall about mastering intensive care while training junior doctors in the BASIC practice of intensive care medicine
Mastering Intensive Care 015 with Peter Brindley
Peter Brindley - Human factors including being a good person, listening well and tackling burnout
Mastering Intensive Care 014 with Brian Cuthbertson
Brian Cuthbertson - On important non-technical skills like mentorship, teamwork and family meetings