Originally posted on Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine – THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds:
A brief overview of my talk on Cutting Edge people and services in emergency medicine from #RCEM15 http://t.co/hP1Q6WH4IK ? Cliff Reid (@cliffreid) October 1, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Emergency Medicine Interest Group (EMIG) – UTAS We are proud to support our friends at the University of Tasmania who are starting an “EMIG”. “Emergency Medicine Interest Groups” are popular in the States and Canada where many students are keen to get stuck in the world of Emergency Medicine early on in their careers. The … More An ‘Emergency Medicine Medical Student’s Group’ in…….. TASMANIA!

Originally posted on The Collective:
A brief note: I get to do the editing duty this week (Dr Andrew Weatherall that is) and I could not let it pass without a word of tribute to Dr John Hinds. I had only had the chance to learn from the good Dr Hinds via his online presence. It…

Background On average a anaesthetic practitioner will be presented with a lost airway scenario every 6 years. Being technically competent to use the advanced airway resources at your institution is only part of the puzzle you’ll need to address. This course aims to cover essential concepts & technical training in advanced airway equipment and then … More The SMAART Course – Simulation and Mastery of Advanced Airway Resources and Techniques

FEAST Day Network Five Emergency in New South Wales is proud to announce th date of the up coming Education Day known as ‘FEAST‘ (Five’s Education, Assessment & Skills Training Day) – see the flyer below. The workshop will focus on the management of Respiratory Emergencies such as Respiratory Failure and Management of Community Acquired Pneumonia.