Andrew Davies talks to Charles Gomersall -about mastering intensive care while training junior doctors in the BASIC practice of intensive care medicine
CCC Update 015
New in the CCC: spontaneous breathing & mech ventilation, therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM), trismus, urine drug screens, and antimicrobial dosing & kill characteristics
Spontaneous breathing and mechanical ventilation
Reviewed and revised [last-modified] OVERVIEW Spontaneous breathing can occur without ventilatory support (unassisted spontaneous breathing) or be integrated with mechanical ventilation with assisted ventilation modes (assisted spontaneous breathing). ~30% of invasively ventilated patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) breath spontaneously at day 1 post-intubation, regardless of severity, and the proportion increases greatly over the […]
The LITFL Review needs YOU!
The LITFL Review is the original weekly review of the FOAM world – we want to make it better… want to join the team?
Debrief2Learn
As we journey along the top shelf of FOAM resources for clinician educators we inevitably come to Debrief2Learn.
Simulcast – A High Fidelity Podcast
More great FOAM for the clinician educator – the “Simulcast” podcast by Jesse Spurr, Victoria Brazil, and Ben Symons.
ICE blog and the KeyLIME podcast
The LITFL spotlight shines on the ICE blog & the KeyLIME podcast. These are indispensable FOAM resources for Clinician Educators of all levels of experience.
“Best Case/Worst Case”: a communication tool
“Best Case/Worst Case” is a communication tool to help doctors explain to patients and their families what different treatment options really mean.
Urgencia UC: Conceptos 2017
Urgencia UC: Conceptos 2017 is only 2 months away! Santiago, Chile is the place to be for a cutting edge emergency medicine conference… South American style!
The Procedures Course
The Procedures Course is a ‘hands on’ cadaver based course designed to help you achieve mastery at life-limb-and-sight saving procedures.
A Letter to a Young Emergency Doctor
When I was starting out, I was told there were three types of doctors doing emergency medicine: missionaries, adrenaline junkies, and fools. I was all three…
The Teaching Course Copenhagen & Melbourne 2017
Reviewed and revised [last-modified] OVERVIEW The Teaching Course was held in Copenhagen in June 2017 (see the website here: https://flippingmeded.com/courses/the-teaching-course/copenhagen/) and in Melbourne in August 2017 This page contains resources for the sessions I taught in ‘The Sim Course’ (Copenhagen) and ‘The Learning Course’ ( both venues) components of the course THE SIM COURSE Course resources […]
