Today we have a #FOAMed Thursday #FICMLearning Blog written by Dr Sam Gaw on The Specialist Skills Year.
Click here to read Sam's blog: https://t.co/tDbhqaonTW
Congratulations to RA-UK research lead @rjharrison79 on being awarded Honorary Professor @UofGlasgow@UofGMVLS 🎉
Very well deserved and just in time for #RAUK24 😉
Huge amount of work for @RegionalAnaesUK in last 3 years on top of her own obs research, PhD/MD/BSc supervision🙏🏼
🚨We're hiring!! 🚨
Clinical Research Fellow in Anaesthesia, Perioperative Medicine and Critical Care https://t.co/qS4c7KitdF
⚖️50/50 clinical / research
📜Work towards a higher degree (optional)
🌍Wide variety of (funded) projects
💰Salary equivalent to clinical posts
@Jopo_dr Wasn’t very surprised to see leaving critically ill patients to get a urea >50 wasn’t great for outcomes in the primary paper. Definitely not surprised that it leads to more time spent comatose!
🔓"...reliable prediction of time to asystole following WLST is an important area for clinical practice for DCD and vital for its expansion within and in addition to, existing programs."
@dalecgardiner @danjrharvey @laveenamunshi@ICULone@KPuxty
🔗https://t.co/0x2EcUUXxY
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In summary, if we REALLY want more research in the NHS, we need to stop making clinical academic careers near-impossible & start making them fun, accessible to all those with the talent/wish to follow that path, valued, supportive of the training needed. 9/9.
🔓Socio-economic deprivation is associated with adverse maternal and childhood outcomes.
Epidural analgesia, the gold standard for labour analgesia, may improve maternal well-being.
This was a population-based study of NHS data for all women in labour in Scotland between 1 January 2007 and 23 October 2020, excluding elective caesarean sections.
Of 593,230 patients in labour, 131,521 (22.2%) received epidural analgesia.
Those from the most deprived areas were 16% less likely to receive epidural analgesia than the most affluent.
Among the 21,219 deliveries with a documented medical indication for epidural analgesia, the socio-economic gradient persisted.
Women in the most deprived areas with a medical indication for epidural analgesia were still less likely to receive epidural analgesia than women from the most advantaged decile without a medical indication.
Socio-economic deprivation is associated with lower utilisation of epidural analgesia, even when epidural analgesia is advisable for maternal safety.
Ensuring equitable access to an intervention that alleviates pain and potentially reduces adverse outcomes is crucial.
@LucyHalliday7@profscottnelson@rjharrison79@Telegraph@Assoc_Anaes
🔗https://t.co/jOWixOrJkD
Great to see our protocol start to get out there for CONDUCT-ICU - examining long term cardiac function after ICU admission with sepsis! Lots of work to put this study together! Final print should be out soon!
https://t.co/Rwg6Ii7JA8
Very grateful for the opportunity to write this Case of the Month for @FICMNews (thanks @CatFelderhof!). Hopefully it does some justice to the teaching and support I've had over 18 months working in ICU at the @COBISscot National Burns Centre @GRIICUResearch@GRIICUQI
This Burns Bundle - Fire Safety: Case of the Month is written by Dr Maximilian Ralston - on A Major Burn Injury.
Click here to read Dr Ralston's Case of the Month: https://t.co/5Hmo15YHjL
#FOAMed#FICMLearning
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We would like to thank and congratulate Dr Fiona Chapman who delivered the 50th Sir John Halliday Croom Lecture at our Medical Trainee Conference in Newcastle today #rcpeTrainees24
Curious about ♥️ function after sepsis?
…so are @Kevgarrity, @Jomcpeake22, & colleagues!
✔️out their protocol for CONDUCT-ICU just out in #journal_CHESTCritCare to see how they plan to study cardiac 🧪 & 🩻 (ok, MRIs) out to 6-10 wks post hospital dc.
https://t.co/0T22VyAglk
📢 Registration now open! Our Anaesthesia, Perioperative Medicine and Critical Care Specialty Group are hosting a free, in person trainee research event on Tuesday 26 March 2024 at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Further details to be announced.
Register 👉 https://t.co/KPsXWPetpX
🔐Days alive and at home: refining the definition.
"As we use DAH increasingly as a research community, the importance of the definition of ‘home’ however becomes increasingly apparent."
🔗https://t.co/XNEit6tk3K
Patients who develop new-onset AF during an ICU admission have higher rates of subsequent hospitalisation with AF, stroke, and heart failure.
I think communication (with ward team and pt) of AF status / plan at ICU discharge, and follow-up, are important.
https://t.co/5qjs7S7UWN