
The Other Type of Swiss Cheese
There are a hundred ways I could begin this piece. I don’t know which is best. I have tossed the introduction up and around until it’s lost its sharp angry edges, but then it doesn’t lie down on the page…
There are a hundred ways I could begin this piece. I don’t know which is best. I have tossed the introduction up and around until it’s lost its sharp angry edges, but then it doesn’t lie down on the page…
Rick Abbot, our 'American ER Doc Gone Walkabout', dives into the murky quagmire of medical costs in the United States and makes a comparison with what he experienced in Australia. At least he tries to...
Rick Abbot provides the 'American ER Doc Gone Walkabout' perspective on emergency medicine training in Australia and the United States. He also figures out the difference between a resident and a registrar...
Rick Abbott gives us his take on the good, the bad and the ugly of the different emergency radiology services he's encountered in Tasmania and the United States.
Rick Abbott zooms through time and space to share his personal experience of paperwork, billing and health records in emergency medicine.
LITFL's 'American ER Doc Gone Walkabout' Rick Abbott tells us about his personal adventures with 'hands on' defibrillation and cardioversion... Are you ready for CPR with no interruptions?
This week 'American ER Doc gone Walkabout' Rick Abbot looks at how many times he has to sign his name at work and whether or not his patients can buy their prescribed medications....
Among the consultants that we love to hate, where should we begin? Dermatology? Naah, dermatologists don't really exist, do they. Hospitalists? No, they're actually our friends. Psychiatry? Hmmmmm there's a potential.
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.