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Why? We are passionate that expert delivery of intubation, both in emergency anaesthesia and cardiac arrest, is vital in delivering excellent care to critically unwell patients. When delivered incorrectly it can lead to disastrous outcomes. Getting the environment and materials to learn these skills throughout our own training was a
Why? Cardiac Arrest Management is key to patient survival and we can make a huge difference to patient outcomes What In this masterclass we will cover the key areas where we as clinicians and systems designers can improve our delivery of cardiac arrest management How A series of short talks
Why? Delivering the best care to our patients matters. Whether this is provided in the prehospital or in-hospital environment it is based on solid foundations and shared learning. Sedation is best delivered in a team-based approach, with all members familiar with its intricacies. What? Sedation forms a key part of
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Welcome back! First up a paper to challenge the way we think about rhythm recognition in cardiac arrest to start with, looking at the rate of VF identified on echo but not on the defibrillator. We have a huge amount of strategies to rule out acute coronary syndrome in the
This is a pretty special episode! If you’re involved in cardiac arrest management or care of critically unwell patients then there’s some ground breaking practice we’ll be discussing with the two founders of the SPEAR course; Jon Barratt; Paul Rees; Ultimately in the episode we navigate through to the delivery
Welcome back to Papers of the Month! Three more papers to both inform and challenge our practice across the spectrum of emergency care. First up we look at a systematic review and meta-analysis on noradrenaline vs adrenaline for our medical post-ROSC patients; what evidence exists out there and should we
It’s something we all encounter in emergency and prehospital care, probably more than anything else, yet it’s a topic we’ve not given a full episode to… until now! Up to 70% of prehospital patients and 60–90% of ED attendees report pain, with half of all ED presentations having pain as
Welcome back to June 2025’s papers podcast! Having been cynical about CPR feedback devices in the past we take a look at a recent paper on their use and their potential impact to both ROSC and survival for patients, when compared to standard practice; is it time to integrate them
Welcome back! In this episode, we’re diving deep into something we all think we know, the Glasgow Coma Scale. The GCS has been a fundamental part of assessing patients with altered consciousness for over 50 years. You’ll find it in trauma scores, neurology exams and practically every prehospital and ED
I really enjoyed the podcast and it always poses the question “What would I do in that situation”, good to get the grey matter working
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