The scale of need, wide burden of disease, and complex systems challenges can at times be overwhelming in the global health arena. Focusing on small wins and long-term investment is key to programmatic success and sustainability. Training clinicians in bedside ultrasound effectively uses the same human resources to help shrink the gap between the broad imaging needs of a population and limited consultative capacity of radiology. The result is enhanced patient care, provider empowerment, and improved job satisfaction. Growing point-of-care ultrasound trainees into trainers themselves allows for local solutions to ongoing education needs and helps develop and address the most relevant home-grown research questions, results of which may have broader international practice implications. Building broader networks for bilateral point-of-care ultrasound training and research opportunities will be of global benefit.
SonoBYTE: Global Relief Ultrasound
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Hardcore EM: EBM – Papers of the year
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Hardcore EM, 0
Hardcore EM: EBM – Papers of the year by Justin Morgenstern
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Did Nietzsche Know Anything About Critical Illness Survivors? by Margaret Herridge
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Critical Illness Survivors, Nietzsche, 0
Traditionally, the focus of critical care has simply been on keeping patients alive. This is not enough, now we...
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Sepsis, Brazil, Women in ICU… Who Cares? Peter Brindley interrogates: Flavia Machado
Phoebe Adams, , 2017, The Talks DASsmacc, brazil, Sepsis, women, 0
A no-holes barred series of 6 provocative medical interrogations. We challenge the state of research, social media, pharmacology, social...
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‘Everything’ at the End of Life
Phoebe Adams, , 2017, The Talks DASsmacc, critical care, Dying, End of life, 0
The meaning of ‘everything’ from the perspective of the patient, their family, their doctor and their health economist. We...
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The Global Refugee Crisis: Why it’s Critical that we Care by Vera Sistenich
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, critical care, Global Refugee Crisis, 0
Why it’s critical that we care? The global refugee crisis exemplifies some of the greatest challenges facing our global...
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The Everywoman’s Guide to Resuscitating the Post Cardiac Surgery Patient
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Cardiac Surgery, critical care, Resuscitation, sternotomy, 0
The arrested heart surgery patient is a unique beast in surgery and critical care. Dr Nikki Stamp will discuss...
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Lighting the flame: Critical Care Education
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, critical care education, 0
This session brings together a panel of educators with a track record of innovation and design in medical education....
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Not all Brains are the Same by David Menon
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, tbi, traumatic brain injury, 0
The age of patients with TBI is increasing, especially in high income countries, and the median age of patients...