*Originally posted on the Sydney HEMS blog Uniform fitted. Induction complete. 10-mission milestone reached. It has been a learning frenzy. I’m a UK-trained emergency physician, and am two months into my year as a Sydney HEMS registrar. Some of my early reflections on the experience have had time to crystallise into bloggable form… I’m one …

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30.11.2022

Pilot sim feedback #5: Life-threatening asthma - Ponder Med

SCENARIO Case was an acute severe/life threatening asthma episode in a young patient. TECHNICAL FEEDBACK FROM DR. ADAM REID (EM CONSULTANT) Hi all, Thanks to those who participated and observed our acute severe asthma sim the other day. Particular thanks to Dr. Lachlan Robinson for stepping up to the plate at the last minute and …

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07.09.2023

Improving organisation-wide learning from “Coffee & Cases”: A quality improvement project (Sydney HEMS)

At 10am every morning at Bankstown base, our team discusses cases over coffee. This process is called “Coffee and Cases” (C+C). This blog post is an accompaniment to a presentation at t…

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07.06.2024

Culture (and Machines): Building Blocks for Institutional Memory

**This is a blog post to accompany my presentation at the LAA CGD on 6/5/24 I’ll start with a story The White Star Line Fleet In 1912, the RMS Titanic set sail on its maiden voyage, deemed &#…

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