#Prehospital

Cliff Reid

cliffreid

1/6 After >1 year of long service leave I returned to prehospital & retrieval medicine last night for a @SydneyHEMS night shift, and was sent on two fairly gnarly prehospital

Brodie Nolan

brodie_nolan

Following the ABCs for prehospital trauma care is outdated and the evidence points towards harm. We need to resequence away from the ABCs and resuscitate before intubation or potentially avoid

Shad

ShadmanAziz2

Really excited to share our paper published in @EmergencyMedBMJ!https://emj.bmj.com/content/early/2021/02/15/emermed-2020-210305A 20-year review of 72 prehospital scalpel cricothyroidotomies (SC) conducted by @LDNairamb.Co-authors: Elizabet

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ResusOne

Controlling hemorrhage remains the cornerstone of trauma management. Non-compressible torso hemorrhage is a particular challenge. Some (including me) have advocated for a change to the status quo of how we

Open Heart

Open_HeartBMJ

#Tweetorial (1/8)Is it possible to offer a safe #AMI rule-out for low-risk patients with chest pain outside of hospital EDs? OUT-ACS study from Norway validates @escardio #ESC 0/1-hour algorithm for

Russell

Medic_Russell

My ED Golden Rule:You’re only allowed to complain about the ambulance crew bringing the patient if you do precisely zero further investigations/have precisely no further observation time than could be

Chris Wise

MildlyAutistic

Yo, if you’re traveling to other cities to bash some fash, let me clue you in to a few things I’ve observed regarding wound care.The PPB has LEARNED to not

Gareth Grier

gareth_grier

Nod to the work of our HEMS paramedics in REBOA cases. Quite a few recent cases where they have shown some extraordinary multitasking. Scene assessment and reading wreckage to determine

Andrew Althouse

ADAlthousePhD

Thread that I try to start/engage every so often: post your favorite RCT's with something "interesting" (good, bad, or just weird) about them. Anything related to design, conduct, analysis, or

Thomas Morris

thomasngmorris

Just discovered that it's 50 years since British ambulances started routinely carrying Entonox for pain relief. Though it's gone virtually unnoticed, this is a much more significant anniversary than it

ParamedProf

ParamedProf

An excellent example that resulted in change to #CPGs and patient outcomes. When it comes to best practice there is a place to follow the evidence and cite the original

Julie Wiid

WiidJulie

I thought I had an understanding of the impact of COVID - my exposure to date had been prehospital. I thought I’d seen it & understood the effects on frontline

Jimi Osinaike

jimisayoosh

I am glad Taiwo Awoniyi is fine following the head collision during a league game. Many thanks also to the medical team for their timely intervention. However what are the

Rob Greenhalgh

GreenhalghRob

Tomorrow will be an emotional day. It has been the honour of my career to work with @LDNairamb looking after Londoner’s when they need us. I don’t even know where

RealScientists | Counts

realscientists

We didn't create the Chain of Survival overnight, in fact it's taken centuries of innovation to make it from flogging patients or rolling them on wine barrels to high performance

Rohan Gupta

rohan_gupta97

THREAD: A basic understanding of the pathophysiology behind ‘Happy Hypoxemia’ in the context of Covid-19 and prehospital management .. (my first thread so be nice) .. #FOAMed #COVID19 #happyhypoxia /8

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