This video shows the mechanism for dislodgement and deformation of humeral intraosseous needles and how to avoid this.In summary, if you need to abduct the arm (eg. for thoracostomy), keep the thumbs down (ie. have the arm internally rotated at the shoulder). Otherwise the IO catheter may bend or fa

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The Myth of Error-Free | resusme

This guest post from a fellow retrieval clinician contains a powerful message for us all. We have a responsibility to recognise the inevitability of clinician error, and to develop systems within our organisations to support those involved to avoid the ‘second victim’ phenomenon.– 0:01: Error – Noun

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30.11.2022

The Physician’s Pledge | resusme

Described as ‘the contemporary successor to the 2500-year-old Hippocratic Oath‘, theWorld Medical Association (WMA)’s Physician’s Pledgeprovides guidance for the global medical community.I think all healthcare providers would do well to read this from time to time, and ask themselves where in their

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30.11.2022

Analysing Difficult Resuscitation Cases – 2 | resusme

Towards Excellence in ResuscitationAnalysing Difficult Resuscitation Cases #2Occasionally we step out of the resuscitation room feeling like a case should have gone better, but it can be hard to put our finger on just where it went wrong. Inmy last postI discussed the STEPS approach to analysing res

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Humeral Intraosseous – Stay In & Stay Straight | resusme

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