We're super excited to present the 4th Edition of The Ottawa Handbook of Emergency Medicine!
Updated annually, this peer-reviewed is guide serves as a helpful bedside resource for approaching common acute care presentations:
https://t.co/mPnEhNxbEe
We keep hearing how our healthcare system is collapsing (which it is). But that does nothing to improve our understanding.
Let’s use a hypothetical emergency department visit to highlight the disaster that is happening every day around the country.
Here’s a thread 🧵:
POCUS Journal Club take-home #2: Focused and systematic use of ultrasound in patients with undifferentiated shock can improve survival and time to diagnosis. The RUSH protocol can be performed in less than 2 minutes.
Cardiac PoCUS can have such significant clinical impact on patient care.
If you’re looking to start using, or improving your cardiac PoCUS skills, Dr. @mchlwng and the @uOttawaPoCUS group have THE resource for all skill levels with the Echo primer:
https://t.co/G0dr4QoJZQ
Multi casualty handover for #CMERt. @TrevorJain showing us how it’s done: less than a minute, pointy-talky, ID all injuries, all critical interventions, documentation.
recording of my talk on Prehospital POCUS from IAEM2021 PHEM track
(Irish Assoc of EM's Annual Conference in Dublin)
https://t.co/EDiZMIlnf6
(Apologies for the suboptimal quality of internet recording)
Excited to be speaking about Prehospital POCUS at @2021Iaem (Irish Assoc. of Emergency Medicine Annual Conference) tomorrow in the PHEM session
Also @HawkmoonHEMS on PreHosp Tech and @markhwilson on @GoodSamApp
Crazy to think I was last there in person at IAEM18 in Dublin
We are deeply saddened to hear of the tragic loss of Toronto Police Constable Jeffrey Northup in the line of duty. Chief Raftis and Toronto Paramedic Services extend our deepest condolences to Cst. Northrup's family, friends and @TorontoPolice colleagues at this difficult time.