Who’s gonna insert that cannula, place that urinary catheter, whatever?
Who’s gonna insert that cannula, place that urinary catheter, whatever?
Who’s gonna insert that cannula, place that urinary catheter, whatever?
Our American ER doc gone walkabout struggles with medications, millimoles and the metric system in the emergency medicine nirvana that is Tasmania...
American ER doc Rick Abbott goes walkabout... and ends up in Tasmania. He asks "Why are there so many emergencies here? This is an ER!"
Jeremy Cohen talks glycocalyx... and not only survives, but gives the best explanation of what the glycocalyx means for critical care you're likely to find.
As promised last week, here’s a round up of the next battery of PK SMACC-talks gunning for the prize of an iPad Mini at the increasingly imminent SMACC conference. Alan Williams gives the 400 second run down on Non-Invasive Ventilation…
Mark Little tackles the topic of herbal and alternative medicines at SMACC with his talk, 'It's natural, therefore it must be safe'.
Do you work in an emergency department, or a "shop"?
Finally the full video footage of the inaugural SMACC SonoWars event has been released — watch, learn and be entertained!
Intralipid is one of the most exciting recent developments in clinical toxicology (right up there with high-dose insulin euglycemic therapy, aka HIET). We are rightly skeptical of any new therapy, especially one that promises so much. Nevertheless, many of the…
A chronic shortfall in doctors has led to a great increase in new medical graduates in Australia. What does this mean for emergency medicine and the training of junior doctors?
The following is a reproduction of a letter to the Editor of the British Medical Journal published in 1980 (in the Stubbies era):
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) has managed to enrage health professionals across the country over the last month with their new rules around advertising through social media. And, as when every other major organisation releases a social media policy, we have…