Ian Seppelt: Time is Brain: The Neurocritical airway

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Ian Seppelt: Time is Brain: The Neurocritical airway

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30 minutes

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Sep 26, 2013

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Seppelt joins the dots on the big picture of neuro-critical airway management.

Released:

Sep 26, 2013

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Podcasts and media from the Social Media and Critical Care Conference (SMACC)

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Reid, Cliff - When Should Resuscitation Stop?: Cliff Reid delivers another moving talk on when we should, and especially when we shouldn't stop when resuscitating. by Coda Change
28 min listen
Paul Young: Fever: Friend or Foe?: Paul Young's talk suggests how honey bees, senegalese grasshoppers, and desert iguanas might prompt a large RCT investigating paracetamol use in the context of fever. by Coda Change
25 min listen
Cliff Reid: Making Things Happen: Cliff Reid makes things happen conveying the core concepts of an optimal resus as performative act. Our final talk from the resuscitation plenary. by Coda Change
26 min listen
SMACC 13 Director's Cut of the Opening Video: The Director's cut features a low-key talk through the Opening Ceremony video with Oli Flower and Roger Harris. by Coda Change
3 min listen
Cath Hurn: There will be Blood! (Massive Transfusion & Hemostatic Resuscitation): Cath Hurn chews through some data and gives us some of the finer points of fluid resuscitation. by Coda Change
25 min listen
Michelle Johnston: Challenging the Assessment of Shock – Do We Know it When We See It?: Michelle Johnston gets past the numbers and puts gestalt back into managing a shocked patient. by Coda Change
26 min listen
Mary McCaskill: Neonatal Nightmares: Step into the shoes of Mary McCaskill as she walks us through some not to be missed neonatal presentations. by Coda Change
19 min listen
John Myburgh: Catecholamines, Resuscitation and Resurrection: Fact or Fiction?: John Myburgh brings his experience and analysis to bear upon the use of catecholamines in the crashing patient. The second talk in the Resuscitation plenary. by Coda Change
35 min listen
Anthony Holley: War - What is it Good For?: Anthony Holley brings a military perspective to advances made in trauma management on and off the battlefield. by Coda Change
28 min listen
John Myburgh: Fluid Resuscitation: Which, When and How Much?: The erudite John Myburgh condenses fluid resuscitation data down to a palatable brew. by Coda Change
36 min listen
Matt O’Meara: Fluids and Kids: FEAST or Famine: Matt O'Meara reads the fine print on fluid management in paeds and straight talks on best practice. by Coda Change
30 min listen
Scott Weingart: The Essence of Critical Care: Upstairs Care, Anywhere!: Scott Weingart's call to resuscitationists. The first of three Resuscitation plenary talks. Scott's amazing Podcast is found at emcrit.org. by Coda Change
22 min listen
Simon Carley: Relax, Children are Just Little Adults: Simon Carley shines a light on the value of a resuscitationist in the realm of paediatric medicine, the first in our line up of paeds talks. by Coda Change
27 min listen
SMACC 2013 Opening ceremony: social media and critical care conference 2013 by Coda Change
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Alex Tzannes: PHARM in Review: Alex Tzannes talks reviews areas of advancement and contention in pre-hospital and retrieval medicine for the past year. by Coda Change
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Panel discussion: FOAM/ Social Media – Building a Road Map: Victoria Brazil, Mike Cadogan, Simon Carley, Joe Lex, Chris Nickson, Ming Le Cong, and Anthony Holley consider the pitfalls and potential of free open access medical education and social media. by Coda Change
35 min listen
Richard Paoloni: EM in Review: Paolini considers key talking points in Emergency Medicine from the past year, including high sensitivity trop T, non invasive real time vital sign measurement, and new forms of anti coagulants. by Coda Change
30 min listen
Andrew Numa: When Enough is Enough: Andrew Numa on the art of defining futility in conditions of uncertainty and rationing healthcare to maximise benefits. Another paeds talk from SMACC 2013. by Coda Change
26 min listen
Scott Weingart: Tubing the Shocked Patient: The lowdown on getting your priorities straight and your doses optimised when tubing a shocked patient. by Coda Change
19 min listen
Michael Parr: Trauma Performance: How good can you get?: Michael Parr's 'how-to' for maximising hospital care: systematic, protocol driven, and technology intense. by Coda Change
22 min listen
Joe Lex: From Hippocrates to Osler to FOAM: Joe Lex, Osler, and Hippocrates on free open access medical education as a tenet of medical practice. by Coda Change
21 min listen
Marek Nalos: Lung: The Final Frontier: Marek Nalos gives us the finer details of using ultrasound as a diagnostic tool for respiratory illness. by Coda Change
27 min listen
Anthony Delaney: Goal Directed Therapy – Where are the Goalposts?: Anthony Delaney examines the evidence for usefulness of goal directed therapy in the septic patient. by Coda Change
17 min listen
Kane Guthrie: FOAM in Review: Kane Guthrie packs all the Free Open Access Meducation highlights from the past year as he can into 30 minutes. by Coda Change
30 min listen
Michelle Johnston: Lessons from the Classics: Johnston draws us away from the the dry aptness of medical texts to prise open our more expressive, sensitive selves with sage words. by Coda Change
20 min listen
Adrian Goudie: Cardiac: Traps for Young Players: Goudie expounds upon the virtues of being approximately right rather than precisely wrong when performing cardiac ultrasound. by Coda Change
29 min listen
SMACC Q&A panel: A meander through the grounding ideas and aspirations of social media and critical care with Joe Lex, Scott Weingart, Mike Cadogan, Simon Carley, Chris Nickson, Nadie Levick, and Oliver Flower. by Coda Change
113 min listen
Brian Burns: Trauma Before & Beyond the Hospital: Brian Burns on managing trauma patients in extremis and extreme conditions. by Coda Change
21 min listen
Justin Bowra: IVC Filling: The Ultimate Myth: Bowra examines the possibility of 'turning off the machine' and behaving like a doctor versus a detailed examination of the IVC. by Coda Change
40 min listen
Chris Nickson: All Doctors are Jackasses: Nickson steps back to consider the metacognition of it all in the pursuit of minimising medical errors. by Coda Change
26 min listen

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