Emergency Medicine Podcast – Retrieval

This thrilling episode is all about retrieval medicine – we will first discuss the impact of pre-hospital advanced airway management on the neurological outcomes in patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OOHCA). Then, we will dissect down the much dreaded (but potentially lifesaving!) scalpel cricothyroidotomy and, to finish, we will infuse ourselves into a discussion about pre-hospital administration of thawed plasma in patients at risk of haemorrhagic shock. This month’s interlude segments will be presented by retrieval specialists, Dr Ruby Hsu and Dr Ruth Parsell. … More Emergency Medicine Podcast – Retrieval

Women in Medicine – Podcast

Listen Here: Theme:  Women In Medicine Participants: Dr Danielle Unwin, Amanda De Silva (ED advanced trainee) Jessica Stabler (neurology advanced trainee), Istabraq Raashed (ED advanced trainee), Harry Hong (ED SRMO), Shreyas Iyer, Caroline Tyers and Samoda Wilegoda Mudalige. Discussion 1: Stehli, J., Martin, C., Brennan, A., Dinh, D., Lefkovits, J., & Zaman, S. (2019). Sex Differences … More Women in Medicine – Podcast

Emergency Cardiology Podcast

In this Emergency Cardiology special, the podcast team talk about the role of coronary angiography after cardiac arrest in patients who do not have STEMI before diving into a discussion about Ticagrelor and Prasugrel in patients with ACS and, to finish off, we will have a heart-to-heart conversation about an exciting new ECG pattern that could indicate inferior MI. … More Emergency Cardiology Podcast

JMO Page – Westmead Emergency (updated Dec 2022)

Welcome to your new ED term at Westmead Emergency Department. Here are our resources for Resident and Intern inductions in the ED JMO Manual ED Quick Referral Pathway Cards 2. Role allocation and Drug Card: ED inductions sims: Core ED Practice Cases / Questions Our team of registrars and consultants have created a series of … More JMO Page – Westmead Emergency (updated Dec 2022)

Speaking Up in Emergency Medicine: Conformity, Approachability and Challenge in Emergency Teams

Conformity Healthcare teams need and often thrive on commonality and even conformity. Protocols, role clarity and coordinated action can make complex care safer and are often promoted. Social Forces The same social forces that enable slick CPR performance and the team displaying ‘relational coordination‘ (shown above) can become dangerous when clinicians fail to communicate uncertainty … More Speaking Up in Emergency Medicine: Conformity, Approachability and Challenge in Emergency Teams

PE Symposium

Inaugural ANZ Pulmonary Embolism Symposium led by Westmead Respiratory Friend – Dr Jimmy Chien This PE class is going to be massive… The inaugural Multidisciplinary Australia and New Zealand Pulmonary Embolism Symposium will be held on 26–27 October 2026 at The Emporium Hotel, South Bank, Brisbane. This independent Australasian meeting will bring together clinicians, researchers … More PE Symposium

Podcast on Clinical Event Debriefing

 Critical Debrief: Podcast Episode 4: What is clinical event debriefing, how does it differ from the simulation debriefing we all know, and how do you actually make it routine in a busy ED? Emergency clinician Prof Walter Eppich joins host Kit Rowe and the team for a deep dive. PODCAST – CLICK HERE Host: Kit Rowe  |  Panel: Pramod Chandru, … More Podcast on Clinical Event Debriefing

Learning Conversations: Feedback, Coaching and Debriefing in Health Professions Education

7 Minute Read Recently, simulation expert Professor Gerry Gormley shared that he had renamed his simulation debriefing room the Learning Conversation Room The name change is subtle, but it struck me as a powerful reframing. At a recent simulation symposium in Sydney, Professor Walter Eppich and Nathan Oliver challenged the common tendency to place “debriefing”, … More Learning Conversations: Feedback, Coaching and Debriefing in Health Professions Education