Making Emergency Intubation Safer The ideal emergency intubation should have first pass success, no desaturation (as far as possible) and minimal haemodynamic compromise as the result of the use of drugs or the trauma of laryngoscopy. Training, procedural technique and standardisation of the process can all help with achieving safe intubation. So, how do … More Emergency Intubation and Airway Management
An Open Letter to the College As the new format FACEM exit exam is in the process of being marked, there is now an opportunity to draw to the attention of the College, it’s officers and examiners to significant issues which have already adversely affected a considerable number of trainees and will no doubt continue … More An Open Letter to ACEM (March 2015)
Updated December 2023 Site Navigation 13 Lucky Stations OSCE Exam Report Our OSCE Course Page** **CLICK HERE TO E-MAIL US AND OBTAIN PASSWORD OSCE landing page – LOOK AT TICKETS Watch your verbals Teach a skill The eventful life of OSCE candidate Dr Edward Rêjé External Links AFEM – clinical course – Brisbane APLS – Paeds ACE the … More OSCE Resources and Musings – ACEM Fellowship
The New Fellowship Exam So here it is. The unofficial review of the New 2015 FACEM Exam. Guest blogger Dr Edward Rêjé gives his view of the examination in the form of an open letter. We accept no liability for any offence caused… Re: The Fellowship Exam Re-booted Dear Dr Cross, So the first of the “new’ exams … More Dr Edward Reje’s New Exam Verdict
The Art of Presenting in Healthcare The Power Point Presentation (Sydney Medical School – updated) PDF – CLICK HERE PPT – CLICK HERE Key Points Your style of presentation depends on: The Acuity of the case The Urgency of the possible diagnosis and management The Environment (e.g. Out-patient v Theatre) The Listener (e.g. Surgeon v Medic) Presenters and … More Presenting (a case) like a Pro
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