8 years down and 3 days to go before the RePHILL is published. Really hope anyone with an interest in prehospital care and trauma resuscitation will be able to join this livestream!

Tomorrow: The Results!! Just to remind you of some polls we took to gauge what is current opinion…. Will the results bear this out? Find our tomorrow Critical Care Reviews from 1930 UTC

24 hours RePHILL Critical Care Reviews Caroline Leech Jim Hancox West Midlands Ambulance Service #HelpUsHelpYou WNDLRAirAmb East Anglian Air Ambulance Magpas Air Ambulance @NIHR SRMRC @BeckyWale91 University Hospitals Birmingham

Critical Care Reviews RePHILL Gavin Perkins Dr Nick Crombie Caroline Leech @DrMikeChristian Clare Bosanko Warwick CTU Hazel Smith Ed Barnard Simon Carley Important trial funded by Medical Research Council National Institute for Health and Care Research EME program which will impact on patient care - really looking forward to seeing the results!

#rephill trial. No difference in pre hospital blood and plasma versus saline resuscitation in major trauma!

Interaction. Science. Real world clinicians. All trials should be published in this way!

The unedited recording of tonight's #RePHILL trial result livestream is now available criticalcarereviews.com/livestreams/re… RePHILL Dr Nick Crombie Gavin Perkins Jon Bishop Caroline Leech Simon Carley Clare Bosanko Ed Barnard Hazel Smith @DrMikeChristian

Worth a watch - grab a cup of tea and have a think about blood administration prehospital for major trauma patients with the authors #RePHILL #FOAMed (thanks for putting this together, Critical Care Reviews)

Critical Care Reviews Could #REPHILL be the next FEAST? An uncomfortable finding that doesn't fit with established dogma and therefore many will just pretend it didn't happen or contort themselves into arguments about how their practice/system/patients are different? *ducks for cover*

Massively important point from Clare Bosanko tonight - all the focus has been on blood products but if all you have is saline, it’s ok as it is no worse than RBC/plasma in prehospital traumatic haemorrhage with rapid transfer. We can end “pasta water” claims.

NEW research—resuscitation with blood products in patients with trauma-related haemorrhagic shock receiving prehospital care: results of #RePHILL, a randomised, controlled, phase 3 trial #openaccess #EmergencyMedicine 🚑🩸thelancet.com/journals/lanha…

"#RePHILL investigators... deserve credit for executing this complex trial across health-care sector boundaries and enrolling... severely injured patients in challenging circumstances" Linked comment by Karl-Christian Thies & Kurt Ruetzler thelancet.com/journals/lanha…

🎧PODCAST: Listen to Deputy Editor, Emma Cookson, discuss #REPHILL with Dr Nick Crombie & Prof Gavin Perkins #EmergencyMedicine thelancethaematology.buzzsprout.com/1564352/102034…

Follow-Up podcast to the livestream coming up with the RePHILL investigators Any questions you want to put to them? ➡️Recording of the livestream criticalcarereviews.com/livestreams/re… ➡️paper doi.org/10.1016/S2352-…

@mina_el_naguib Two things 1. PRBCs are not very good at DO2 (due to storage and lack of 2,3,DPG). 2. In the study there was very little difference in Hb on arrival at hospital so not really a difference in DO2 interesting isn’t it I love unexpected results in trials :-)

A great read!

Thanks to Therese Karlsson room for a great and thoughtful review and discussion about the RePHILL . Hearing how our work is being interpreted in practice is fantastic! If you haven’t listened yet, it’s worth it! 🤓

We are extremely proud to have taken part in the RePHILL which was recently published in The Lancet Haematology journal. The trial investigated the use of blood products in the treatment of critically injured patients before arriving at hospital.👉 bit.ly/3v3prW7

A fantastic and very timely review on haematological management of haemorrhage, including prehospital. One to read, remember and reference. Delighted to have added to the discussion #realliferesearch onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…