Integrity, Reflection and Professionalism. Stuart Lane examines how we respond to mistakes, errors and poor outcomes in clinical practise.
lane, stuart — you’ve made a mistake… now what?
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blood, but not as we know it: blood substitutes by holley
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Haematology, Resuscitation, Trauma, 0
The Future of Bleeding. Anthony Holley enthralls the crowd with exciting advances in blood product replacements.
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do doctors do it better? by webb
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Patient Safety, Personal Development, Resus Mind, 0
Sarah Webb highlights how the upskilling of critical care nursing staff can make for more efficient and effective high...
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LOGISTICS AND WINCHES: SAVING LIVES IN THE BACK OF BEYOND
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Misc, Resus Mind, Resuscitation, Trauma, 0
It’s not easy bringing a resus room to a cliff-face. Brian Burns illustrates some of the daunting challenges encountered...
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Aortic Catastrophes
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Cardiac, Resuscitation, 0
Commonly missed catastrophes. Rob Rogers expertly details strategies for improving our early identification of aortic dissection.
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back to the bedside: the future of face-to-face teaching
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Education, 0
Rob Rogers delivers an emotive and inspirational speech on the dying art of bedside teaching. How we can return...
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Weingart — Sepsis in New York: Our first 15,000 patients
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Misc, Resuscitation, Sepsis, 0
Scott Weingart simplifies emergent data on our approaches to early, goal-directed therapy in sepsis. How a little goes a...
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Cullen — Why most published research is wrong
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Misc, Personal Development, Research, 0
Question everything! Louise cullen examines the minefield of published research and importance of reading around topics, not articles.
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Critical Care Neuroanatomy by Andy Neill
Lucy Timms, , The Talks smaccGold 2014, Misc, Neuro, Radiology, Trauma, 0
What’s in the box? Andy Neil expertly demonstrates simple approaches to neuroanatomy and the interpretation of imaging.