
Minh Le Cong comes to us from an aircraft hangar somewhere in North Queensland with a video slidecast version of his talk on the ‘Retrieval of the Disturbed Patient’.
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Minh Le Cong comes to us from an aircraft hangar somewhere in North Queensland with a video slidecast version of his talk on the ‘Retrieval of the Disturbed Patient’.
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.
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….
More differences and similarities between emergency medicine in Tazzie and the US: consults, dysrhythmias, broken bones, HTFU and the depressing state of US healthcare…
Our American ER doc gone walk looks at how Tassie differs from the US in terms of the roles of docs, nurses, techs and physician assistants.

UCEM announce the inauguration of a new educational qualification – the DipHTFU. We also find who is the first recipient of this prestigious award…
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