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The Modified Valsalva Maneuver: Practical Treatment or Pointless Trick?

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Background: The REVERT Randomized Controlled Trial demonstrated the superiority of the modified valsalva maneuver (MVM) over the standard valsalva maneuver (VM) in re-establishing normal sinus rhythm (NSR) in patients with PSVT (Appelboam 2015). These rates are significantly lower than those in other research (Holdgate 2006).

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Sedation for the agitated adolescent

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Dr Elyssia Bourke, based at Ballarat Base Hospital, is actively engaged in this area through her ongoing PhD research. Although this research is still in progress, it promises to shed light on effective strategies for managing these difficult situations. Organic Illnesses : Often overlooked, these can manifest as behavioural changes.

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Video beats direct laryngoscopy for intubation--even for experts

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The real world success rates by operators experienced with intubation remained unknown. In the relatively few studies comparing video to direct laryngoscopy, intubations were usually performed by inexperienced trainees, and sample sizes were small. The results seem to hold for both major video laryngoscopes (GlideScope and McGrath).

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Policy Playbook: Labor Actions and Unionization in Healthcare

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3 Increasing Strikes and Unions Labor actions in healthcare can disrupt normal hospital operations, potentially impacting costs and threatening patient quality of care. One study from the National Bureau of Economic Research on nursing strikes in New York State from 1984 to 2004 found that hospital mortality increased by 19.4%

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The ‘Hidden C’

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Nonetheless, research has consistently shown that healthcare environments demonstrate higher-than-average levels of workplace incivility. Riskin (2015) showed that rudeness accounted for a 12% reduction in diagnostic and procedural performance in a simulated resuscitation. 2015 May;30:656-74. 2015 Sep 1;136(3):487-95.

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Grand Rounds Recap 7.10.24

Taming the SRU

Femoral nerve block case review - morbidity & mortality - community practice - r2 Clinical pathologic case - visual diagnosis - when time matters - operational aspects of stroke care Femoral nerve Block Case Review WITH dr. stolz Why do we care about regional anesthesia, specifically femoral nerve blocks? Staphylococcus spp.,

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Being a Mother In Medicine: Any Regrets?

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As physicians, we cannot leave our office, clinic or operating room at 1030am to attend a school event in our child’s classroom—it just doesn’t work that way. For me, I never know what time I will be done nor how long my day will run with patients, charting and research demands. And that is ok.