EMA June 2013

EMA 150

Insights and summary of Issue 3 (Vol. 25) of Emergency Medicine Australasia published from Andrew Gosbell & Tony Brown

Bedside Critical Care 2013

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Registrations are now open for Bedside Critical Care 2013 – fancy a week in Cairns during the school holidays while you get meducated?

The LITFL Review 105

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The LITFL Review is your regular and reliable source for the highest highlights, sneakiest sneak peaks and loudest shout-outs from the webbed world of emergency medicine and critical care.

Conscious VF!

ECG Library Feature

Yes, this is VF.
Yes, the patient is conscious!!
In fact, he remained surprisingly stable both before and after this remarkable 12-lead ECG was taken.
Can you guess how this rare situation came about??

Strip Tease

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StripTease is aimed at providers who need to make fast interpretations of critical care monitoring equipment. The site is primarily aimed at on-call inpatient residents, pre-hospital personel and emergency responders.

How Evidence Changes Through The Years

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Great overview of evidence based medicine with Professor Kevin Mackway-Jones – the integration of the best evidence, clinical expertise and what the patient wants…

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Cranial Nerve iExamination was designed by two medical students at Monash University. It takes you through completing a cranial nerve assessment and helps interpret the findings

The Curriculum Rehash Proposal

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The UCEM presents it’s Curriculum Rehash Proposal just in time to save the world from inadequately trained and poorly rounded emergency physicians

NICE fever guidelines for kids

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Fever is the most common presentation to Paeds ED and it can be difficult to identify a focus – how do we identify the child with the life-threatening bacterial infection amongst all the viral illnesses.

The Essence of Critical Care

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Scott Weingart of EMCrit opens SMACC by telling us about ‘The Essence of Critical Care’.