Spontaneous Ventilation

A panel podcast discussing all things Anaesthesia and ICU. Part of the @odppipcast network. #FOAMed #Anaesthesia. Hosts @GriffithsODP & @morefluids

[Spontaneous Ventilation @SVentilation]

For a full listing of all the #SVentilation podcasts episodes visit https://t.co/IYkgKDG02x for all platforms & recordings. Hosted by our fabulous sister podcast @odpPIPcast

[Sethina Watson @morefluids]

Does your intensive care unit ROUTINELY suture in arterial lines in patients?

[Sethina Watson @morefluids]

#Anaesthetist when #ODP gets #sugammadex from the cupboard

[Nick Schindler @DrNickTwit]

I realise this is tame on the spectrum of NHS signs, but is there really a Trust policy on labelling food in the fridge?!

If so, who wrote this, and why didn’t they have something better to do?

[Spontaneous Ventilation @SVentilation]

A changing room of dreams

[Siobhan Mckay @siobhanmckay]

Theatre changing room heaven!!!!! I’m not in The UK any more! Simple things… everyone has a locker, somewhere to sit, space to get changed, clean, working showers, Hobart topping the hospital changing room charts! @roux_group

[𝚃𝚘𝚖 𝙻𝚊𝚠𝚝𝚘𝚗 💙 @LawtonTri]

When the NHS moved to elastic ear-loop surgical masks from tie-behind ones, I asked myself if anything could possibly be worse...

My question has been answered with a resounding "yes!"

Introducing the Ear-Puller, Mk2.

[Spontaneous Ventilation @SVentilation]

#TeamAnaesthesia

[Alestesio 💉 @alegizquierdo]

This is #ANESTHESIA ✨

[Tim Cook @doctimcook]

PHE now clear & official

Airborne = must wear FFP3
COVID = airborne

So
COVID = must wear FFP3

Applies to known or suspected

https://t.co/c3QgD4THva

https://t.co/7Gtf3DkEL9

[Spontaneous Ventilation @SVentilation]

Nailed it!!!

[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

The anesthesiology residency interview

[Royal College of Anaesthetists @RCoANews]

✅It's time to vote!

The ballot is now open for positions on RCoA Council.

Place your votes to fill: six Consultant vacancies🔹one SAS vacancy🔹one Anaesthetist in Training vacancy.

Be sure to vote no later than midday on 16 December 2021.

🗳️https://t.co/9dhDEsbE8n

[Dr Leyla Turkoglu @LeylsTurk]

East of England School of Anaesthesia is making an extra 15 ST3 posts available for next Feb round. They will be available from tomorrow.

[David Anderson @expensivecare]

Beautiful. I think anyone who works nightshifts in healthcare can identify with these words and this image. That universal feeling when you look out the window and see the sun rise. 🌄

[Dr Helgi @doctorhelgi]

After a day on labour ward it’s heartbreaking to hear how many pregnant women have not had their covid vaccine, thinking they’re protecting their baby, when the absolute reverse is true.

There’s a lot of covid around, the vaccine saves lives.

[Sethina Watson @morefluids]

Representation matters. Diversity is important.

We made a short video to celebrate UK & Ireland black doctors in anaesthesia & ICM

#BlackHistoryMonth #TeamAnaesthesia #TeamICM #BlackDoctors
https://t.co/W841WaVnS0

[Spontaneous Ventilation @SVentilation]

Today is World Anaesthesia Day. #WAD2021 @wfsaorg

Celebrate your teams & #TeamAnaesthesia

Have fun in #WAD2021 photobooth https://t.co/tPKRefb0S9 or the poster https://t.co/LgB1E04caj

Please RT - let’s see your pics & posters

[Spontaneous Ventilation @SVentilation]

#SASByChoice- thank you for sharing your story Rob

[Sally El-Ghazali @sally_ghazali]

Best line I've heard.... "Why do I need to know about the circuit of a defibrillator? I'm not going to ask for a screwdriver at a cardiac arrest!" 😂😂😂 That is genuinely what all those undergoing FRCA think at some point @coollyndz #AC2021

[Spontaneous Ventilation @SVentilation]

Good work Glenn. We interviewed Glenn & Ami when the first book came out. Listen here https://t.co/qIMYfxdLOF

[South Wales Argus @southwalesargus]

His latest book follows the move to the Grange and the second wave
https://t.co/V2DfyTDGjh

[Dr Leyla Turkoglu @LeylsTurk]

Do any doctors *prefer* doing nights? I have met quite a few nurses/ theatre staff who would rather do a night shift than a day shift but don’t think I’ve heard a doctor say the same.
Thoughts?