This thread is all about management of rib fractures. Keen to see what you think and any constructive comments welcome!
It starts with an infographic and we'll break it down as we go along with linked resources
How do you know how far to reposition your patient!?
"Around 6 inches"?
"a smidge"?
Check out RUDOLPH - Rough Units of Distance in Operating theatre Longitudinal Patient Handling
#anaesthesia#MedTwitterdoi.org/10.1111/anae.70108
My work is changing to ORBIS from @DedalusUKI for anaesthesia and I’m wondering if anybody who uses an EHR system to record regional anaesthesia has any advice about a good interface (easily auditable)?
#RegionalAnaesthesia#RegionalAnesthesia
Looking to find a new home for these (quite old) medical textbooks rather than throw them away. Giving them away for free (but you'll need to cover postage). Please message me if you're interested. Also happy to donate them somewhere (feel free to give suggestions)!
🚑🧸 New #KidConfident Poster! 🎉
Poster 21: "Choosing the Right Pain Assessment Tool for Children"
Pick & use the best pain assessment tool based on a child's age and communication, to help you deliver effective analgesia. 🌟
KidConfident.org#Paramedic#Paediatrics
Lovely picture by @HanSaulo from the #rcoadips 🙏 . These are the two legends who waited to celebrate with me.. @axbpb and Isaac Gill.
We even made the @RCoANews instagram page
I’ll be there tomorrow. 2 of my friends passed exams before me and delayed their Diplomates Day so we could celebrate together.
Very much looking forward to seeing them
I’ll be there tomorrow. 2 of my friends passed exams before me and delayed their Diplomates Day so we could celebrate together.
Very much looking forward to seeing them
Gowns and mortar boards at the ready!
Tomorrow is Diplomates Day. A fantastic opportunity to celebrate your hard work and achievements. #RCoADips
We're looking forward to congratulating all our new Fellows.
#teamanaesthesia#FRCA@FacultyPainMed@FICMNews
An alternative approach to streamline the #intubation over a bougie? See how the pre-loaded bougie technique simplifies the process due to a loop in the tracheal tube. This technique is particularly useful for clinicians who work alone. Video tip by @jducanto#airwaymanagement
Um…is there a real possibility of being able to move to the US to practice medicine without needing the USMLE or any US clinical training?
I believe there is.
I suspect many UK doctors will be very interested in this…
I really would prefer this.
Although at least the head-to-head does show their people skills (or lack therof) which wouldn’t come across in an interview.
I have to say a well constructed thirty minute head to head interview with Starmer and then another with Sunak would yield far more than this constrained but shouty debate
A colleague has told me that whilst working as a fellow in the US, all anaesthetists were given written feedback cards at the end of every day with what went well, and learning points.
They felt looked after and loved the feedback style.
First time I’ve ever won anything…for my paediatric in-situ simulation project
…and I couldn’t receive it because I was post nights on Labour ward and by 4pm was a sleep-deprived delirious mess. Luckily my addled brain was ok to attend the morning and present the poster.
#SEAUK
Has anyone had experience of VR training for regional anaesthesia?
Does it exist as a training tool? Is it a daft idea? Presumably it’s very expensive
It would be pretty awesome to have a headset, probe and needle and just keep practicing…
It might surprise some of you to learn that the amount of STATE FUNDING for healthcare is higher in many countries, compared to the UK.
the US, Germany, France and others all have greater PUBLIC EXPENDITURE per capita.
The NHS is cheap
The NHS is cheap
The NHS is cheap