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Ebola Pecha Kucha

JICS Cast April 2014

ECMO Update 2014 by Buscher

Is there a doctor on the plane? Part 2
Managing in-flight medical emergencies relies on a multi-layered approach involving pre-flight screening, cabin crew training, and ground-based telemedicine support. The MEDA clearance system effectively mitigates risks, with only one incident occurring in thousands of screenings. Onboard medical kits prioritize first-...

In-Flight Medical Emergencies Part 1
In-flight medical emergencies require a precise balance between passenger health, operational safety, and significant financial costs. While serious incidents are rare, cardiac, neurological, and gastrointestinal issues account for over 75% of medical diversions. Physiological stressors like reduced cabin pressure, low...

The Citrate Story by David Gattas

Pilcher on Plummeting Sepsis Mortality in ICU

ARISE Study JICS Hangout

The Ageing Intensivist: Chris Thorpe

VITdAL-ICU Podcast with Karin Amrein

Delaney on ARISE Study, EMCRIT and Dogmalysis

Sepsis by Finfer

Finfer: The Light and Dark Side of Research

Echo for Shock and Haemodynamics

Ultrasound for Procedures
Conference Paradise: Bedside Critical Care 2014

Radford and Van Dyke: Simulation + Debrief

Tan - Echo in Obstructive Shock

Roodenburg: Out of Hours Work
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