Useful advice on how to fail at everything.
How to Fail by Kevin Fong
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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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Persistent Critical Illness by Jack Iwashyna
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Persistent Critical Illness, 0
While much of resuscitation focuses on the dramatic early minutes to hours of critical illness, many patients stay for...
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Four Tragic Dog Deaths: Lessons in Program Design and Development
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Administration, emergency medicine, innovation, medical education, Point-of-care Ultrasound, Program Design, Research, 0
Academic programs are built on four main pillars: clinical excellence, research, education, and administration. These apply whether you build...
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Resuscitation for the Resuscitationist
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, Resuscitation, 0
Panelist participation in the “Resuscitation for the Resuscitationist” panel session.
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Whole Body Ultrasound Centered on the Lung: A Holistic Approach by Daniel Lichtenstein
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, lungs, Ultrasound, 0
Using a 1982 portable unit (ADR-4000), we could define, since 1985, a use of ultrasound devoted to the critically...
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Helping Without Harming
Phoebe Adams, , 2017, The Talks DASsmacc, communication in critical care, Debriefing, feedback, interprofessional education, negotiation, performance gaps, 0
You’ve been resuscitating the patient for hours and finally caught up with volume. You come back on your next...
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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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SMACCForce: Code crimson-marginal gains to save a life by Wolfgang Voelckel
Phoebe Adams, , The Talks DASsmacc, ASSESSMENT, damage control, Fluid resuscitation, haemorrhagic shock, haemostatic resuscitation, Hypotensive resuscitation, physiologic response, Trauma, vasopressor drugs, 0
Exsanguination and brain injury are the leading causes of death after major trauma. During the last decades, significant progress...