Dec 8, 2016
Natalie May brings the lessons she has learnt from Sydney HEMS training and teaches you how to apply them to your practice.
What can hospital specialties learn from teaching and training in prehospital and retrieval medicine?
Natalie, a self-described medical education enthusiast, gives you her thoughts on the...
Dec 6, 2016
Sara Gray tackles the controversial topic of disaster ethics in critical care. Most hospitals develop a disaster plan, but few jurisdictions develop a plan for triaging or rationing scarce resources when the existing supply is overwhelmed.
Rather than leaving individual health care workers to make these decisions, we...
Dec 5, 2016
Liz Crowe believes that love can revolutionise the way we approach critical care. She wants every doctor to become love ambassadors for their critical care community and share love like nothing is holding them back.
Liz believes that work life balance does not exist because we spend most of our time at work. Therefore,...
Dec 4, 2016
For Ross Fisher there are things that scare him. And he knows there are things that scare you too.
Ross discusses the purpose and effect of fear in medicine and surgery. Whoever you are and whatever you do, there are things that you are afraid of. It is not stress, it's fear, it's real and it affects us.
Nov 29, 2016
Resa Lewiss gives her insights into leadership. Through her experience training and working in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care, Resa has collated a series of pearls, pitfalls, and lessons shared by leaders.
For Resa, there are leaders, and there are follows – more often than not, people know good leaders. Resa...