The SABRE trial - serratus anterior plane blocks for rib fractures in addition to standard care double the number of patients with adequate analgesic effect. One of JAMA Surgery’s Most Read papers this week!

2024 course dates announced. Only one place left in March, and October filling up - checkout STRESScourse.me for details. And sorry, but despite expanding our subsidised places for doctors in training by 50%, they’re all now taken!

The next STRESScourse will be on the 25th and 26th October 2023 - limited spots available. Contact details on stresscourse.me

One place left on our upcoming course on 24th & 25th August - get in touch if you’d like to come along. Sorry, subsidised trainee spots all full!

Another course completed, with a great group of participants. Thanks to our brilliant faculty Brian Burns Chris Partyka Jimmy Bliss Ian Ferguson and Kim Lawrie. More courses later this year, contact us if interested.

A very last minute cancellation due to illness for our course on Thursday & Friday this week. If you're an ED reg or consultant in the Sydney area, this is a great opportunity to come along, as we're otherwise fully subscribed until 2022. DM if interested.

The 'Serratus Anterior plane Blocks for Rib fractures in the Emergency department' (SABRE) study is up & running across 8 EDs in NSW...
59 enrolments down. 151 to go...
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Due to a late cancellation, we now have a spare spot on our next course on 20th and 21st May at UTS. If you're free to come along, get in touch.

We're running a course on 17th/18th November, and whilst we hope to welcome colleagues from further afield, due to COVID-19, we need a core NSW group to go ahead. We have limited spots, but if you're in NSW and would like to come along, drop us a line...

Border restrictions mean we have a very limited number of spots free on our next course on Sept 8th & 9th. If you’re NSW based, and want to join us for a fantastic couple of days, please get in touch.

After a COVID induced hiatus, we're back! Our next course is scheduled for 8th and 9th September 2020, and we have a limited number of places available. Contact us if you'd like to come. Sorry, but all of our (highly subsidised) registrar slots are full!

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Understandably it's all getting a bit serious at work at the moment but if you can tolerate a bit of swearing here is something to lighten the mood! youtu.be/Hks6Nq7g6P4

We’ve had a late drop out for our next course on 19th & 20th March. Get in touch if you’d like to join @hawkmoonHEMS, Chris Partyka & Ian Ferguson et al to hone your life- and sight-saving procedural skills. Your future patients will thank you!

Great 2 days teaching and learning at the sight, limb and life saving procedures course at UTS. STRESScourse. Limited places left for 2020: stresscourse.me/future-courses…

Brian Burns Only possible because of a fantastic faculty, and enthusiastic group of participants. Thanks everyone for an awesome couple of days.

Surgical tracheostomy in infants

Awake videolaryngoscopy

Arresting patients with acute pulmonary hypertension

Haemorrhage control checklist

System 2 thinking in cardiogenic shock

= a few of the discussion points on the Critical Care in the ED course

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Our November 2019 course in a month is full, limited places left in March 2020, and we're also registering interest for November 2020. If you're interested in coming along to either of our 2020 courses, best to contact us early at this rate...