Another interesting week following on from #SMACC2013 and the increasing interest in #FOAMed amongst not just critical care and EM physicians, but the rest of medicine. First up, the launch of a new website FOAM4GP.com – an idea that a few of us had been bouncing around for a while, in or enthusiasm to bring quality free […]
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Why FOAMed? Readers of the blog will be in no doubt that I am a fan of FOAMed, the revolution in medical education that has swept through the Emergency Medicine & Critical Care world. Like may others, I have got back from the SMACC2013 conference with renewed enthusiasm for cutting edge medicine and promulgating ideas
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About 6 months ago I posted about the ‘end of the medical conference‘ after a fairly humdrum experience at Rural Medicine Australia 2012 in Perth. This negativity was picked up by others, notably EM-IM Doc SMACC2013 has changed all that. No doubt Minh over at prehospitalmed.com and the lifeinthefastlane.com crew will feed out snippets, so
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I am pleased to say that day one of SMACC2013 has not failed to deliver – blistering talks from the likes of Joe Lex, Scott Weingart, John Myburgh and Cliff Reid were much appreciated by the audience. Highlights for me were Weingart’s suggestion of the sweet harmonies of Nine Inch Nails for trauma RSI (just
Interesting week in Adelaide – the new ‘South Australia State logo’ was unveiled at the Festival Centre. I managed to get along and, along with many others, was significantly underwhelmed. Criticisms are that SA looks like the largest open cut mine, visible frm space…or a series of doors….or a Pope’s hat. Regardless, it has got
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