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Chemical Burns

Mind The Bleep

Chemical burns are a unique subset of burns that require specialised management due to the nature of the substances involved. The majority of acid burns cause coagulative necrosis and cytotoxicity leading to skin and mucosal changes that limit deeper injury. First aid done pre-hospital. Type of chemical and strength.

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HEMS Debrief #9 – Dr Brian Burns (part one)

Greater Sydney Area HEMS

Join us as Sydney HEMS Senior Staff Specialist Dr Brian Burns discusses the recognition, aetiology and treatment of different types of shock in our pre-hospital trauma patients. In the ninth episode of the Sydney HEMS Debrief series, we have the first half of a two-part episode!

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AIR – Learning from the Airway Registry (November 2023)

Greater Sydney Area HEMS

In 2022, we achieved: 95% overall first pass success rate (first pass of laryngoscope into mouth results in successful intubation, from both prehospital and inter hospital cases, including cold tube and RSI. Focus On: Burns Our burns videos are now collected together in a handy vimeo showcase! first pass success rate from RSI.

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But Can You Just PO?

Taming the SRU

Other conditions that lead to intravascular fluid depletion include but are not limited to starvation/dehydration, vomiting, diarrhea, burns/trauma, hyperglycemia, and hemorrhage. demonstrated that use of ORT was characterized by shorter stays at the hospital. Oral intake is the most preferred method for receiving fluids.

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189. Sepsis: burn the stopwatches

Board Bombs

Hospital administrators take note. Sepsis: burn the stopwatches. Hospital administrators take note. Sepsis: burn the stopwatches. We promise this isn't clickbait. We're covering what's important in sepsis care. Take a guess what we won't be covering. It begins with an L and ends in -actate. September 11th, 2023.

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189. Sepsis: burn the stopwatches

Board Bombs

Hospital administrators take note. Sepsis: burn the stopwatches. Hospital administrators take note. Sepsis: burn the stopwatches. We promise this isn't clickbait. We're covering what's important in sepsis care. Take a guess what we won't be covering. It begins with an L and ends in -actate. September 11th, 2023.

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ACEP4U: UAB Achieves First-Ever Emergency Department Accreditation from ACEP 

ACEP Now

Criteria are broken down into categories such as physician/hospital staffing, physician contracting, quality, policies, and resources. The EDAP was created to elevate emergency care, ensuring that hospitals meet quality standards. Meeting ED Accreditation standards can add value for patients, physicians, and hospitals.