Intubating a patient with upper airway inhalation burns @protectedairway #Medtwitter #MedEd

We are LIVE. Tanya introduces the paper and authors. Go beyond the headlines and join us for a deep dive into an excellent new National Audit Projects paper! Congratulations to Andrew Kane on his consultant post! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Her bangla is better than most coconut bengalis crazy🤣

Thanks to this Government, junior doctors can now make more money serving coffee than saving patients. From tomorrow we take #JuniorDoctorsStrike action so we’re paid what we’re worth.

Junior doctors at KGH have begun their 72-hour walk out to protest about their pay #Kettering #Strike #DoctorsStrikes northantstelegraph.co.uk/news/people/ke…

#JuniorDoctorsStrike

‘One, two, three, four, we can’t take it anymore… ‘Five, six, seven, eight, come on Steve negotiate’ Steve Barclay @BMA_JuniorDocs

Heeeey, Steve Barclay! We wanna knoooow when you’ll pay us fair! @BMA_JuniorDocs The BMA #JuniorDoctorsStrikes #PayRestoration

This is one of my all time favorite physical exam articles: all-about uncommon eponymous heart murmurs. I re-read this paper every couple of years, usually when I hear an interesting murmur. Highly recommended. nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.105…

ನಿಮ್ಮ ರಾಜನು ಮಾತನಾಡಿದ್ದಾನೆ. 👑 Written on Blue and bound by it. 🔵 #WeAreBFC #SC11 #KingOfKanteerava

Goosebumps guaranteed! #SAFFChampionship2023 #INDKUW

Fountain pen twitter. Which ink next? (My pen needs a flush so I’ll have to refill it). Poll in the thread

🫣🫣I’ve posted these videos yesterday in WhatsApp, thought to put here,idea :nothing can make you better describing a procedure and convince yourself and your patient that it’s easy until 👇🏼👇🏼 #awakeintubation #difficultairway 🫣 #selfintubation #DontTryItAtHome

Blood is always the hardest to simulate. On cadavers it’s not possible,but we created FONA trainers that simulate bleeding in our course.

FINAL FRCA ✅ My lovely wife and children are glad to have me back …

Are you looking for interesting manuscripts for your Journal Clubs in critically ill patients? Here are 14 ideas: ➡️All RCTs ➡️All published in 2023, ➡️all NEJM Half of them with stat significant differences in primary endpoint (or mortality) In order of importance 1/15

Around 100 people in the UK are living with an LVAD. Whilst it’s unlikely us non-specialists will be caring for them, it’s great to have a quick reference guide whilst seeking expert help. Excellent primer in Intensive Care Medicine & worth having saved to your phone! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The paediatric single sheet guideline has had a fresh 2024 update. Many thanks to Zoe Burton for her work on this. The updated guideline has more accessible references and more clarity on the relevant calculations. sobauk.co.uk/guidelines-1

Narrative review explores how to manage use of DOACs—apixaban, rivaroxaban, edoxaban, and dabigatran—in patients undergoing surgical and nonsurgical procedures to decrease risks of bleeding and thromboembolism. ja.ma/4fIm1hL

A joint statement on Bystander Bleeding Control for London. People can lose a lot of blood, very quickly from bleeding wounds. Pressing directly on a wound with a piece of material until help arrives can make all the difference. We encourage all Londoners to get confident in