The four-stage approach to teaching skills
Instructors and graduates of certain Life Support courses will be familiar with the ‘four stage’ approach to teaching procedural skills […]
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education
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Pre-hospital RSI by different specialties
This aim of the study was to evaluate the tracheal intubation success rate of doctors drawn from different clinical specialities […]
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EM trainee RSI experience
A single centre observational study of rapid sequence intubation (RSI) was performed in a Scottish Emergency Department (ED) over four […]
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Junior pre-hospital doctors spend a bit longer on scene
More junior pre-hospital doctors took longer on scene than their senior colleagues according to a German study, although patient clinical […]
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Ultrasoundpaedia
A useful site containing ultrasound images is Ultrasoundpaedia at
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Pre-hospital intubation experience and outcomes
Hospitals and medical personnel performing high volumes of procedures demonstrate better patient outcomes and fewer adverse events. The relationship between […]
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Protected: Positive capnography in cadavers
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Win with the chin
Medical students and junior doctors were successfully taught correct airway management positioning for intubation on a manikin when told to […]
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Ad hoc resus teams less effective
During simulated cardiac arrest resuscitations, a comparision was made between those run by teams that had had time to form […]