ABCDE of ICU cognitive outcomes
Applying best evidence using simple easily remembered tools appeals to my small and busy brain. A system of minimising the […]
Applying best evidence using simple easily remembered tools appeals to my small and busy brain. A system of minimising the […]
Being human, I suffer from confirmation bias: I’ve become aware that I’m always on the look out for studies that […]
A small randomised trial of adult emergency department patients showed faster insertion and higher success rates with the EZ-IO compared […]
Okay – I admit to loving this paper, partly because it blows away the dogma of short scene times and […]
A trauma database was analysed to see if patients who were transported from the field to a non-trauma centre (NTC) […]
Academic Emergency Medicine has a free article on sonographic detection of submassive pumonary embolism, with three video clips. One of […]
This Video from Academic Emergency Medicine shows distinct hyperechoic foci with reverberation artifacts visualised within free fluid, suggesting associated free […]
It is often recommended that vasoactive agents are infused via central lines because of the risk of infiltration and tissue […]
An industry sponsored placebo-controlled multicentre randomised controlled trial has shown no mortality reduction from recombinant activated Factor VII (rFVIIa) in […]
A paediatric critical care transport service encountered elevated tracheal tube cuff pressures (>30 cmH20) in 41% of 60 consecutive care […]