Our review demonstrates that in exsanguinating trauma, delaying intubation to focus on rapid hemorrhage control and balanced transfusion improves survival. #TraumaCare#CAB#HemorrhageControl@pferrada1@InovaHealth
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Takeaways on a safer medical radiation services space for trans and gender diverse people - not just for patients, also carers/family, colleagues, students. “Don’t make assumptions”. How to do better: Katie recommends https://t.co/zdKm4wFOID and https://t.co/cjdZvzb0ja
Risks for a trans man presenting for mammogram/ultrasound #ASMIRT2024 - great discussion on systemic issues, such as Medicare codes, weaknesses in workplace (pink as the cancer colour), proper vs prurient curiosity
Here's an @UnderstoodOrg video shared at the workshop https://t.co/YZb1pfx6PO - and a takeaway quote: 'Imposter syndrome affects you so much more, you start to believe all success is just luck.' #ASMIRT2024
It was Chatham House rules for much of the #ASMIRT2024 neurodivergent/gender diverse workshop, but some key messages: not the individual that has to adjust but the environment/system/workplace. Diversity, equity needs to be the norm, not the exception #ASMIRT2024
Today was workshop day at #ASMIRT2024. Opened with a very interesting, engaging group talking neurodiversity and gender diversity in medical radiation practice, led by Bernadette Byrne & Katie Scott from the Tasmanian Health Service
Spent this #WorldRadiographyDay in Day 2 of #ICRP2023 listening to international experts debate tolerability, reasonableness and every radiographer's favourite, justification, in radiation protection. There's a strong theme about engaging with patients and the public as well.