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Learning about human factors in the emergency department

Don't Forget the Bubbles

A shocked friend is being ushered out of the way. And then the debrief runs through STOP : Situation – a recap of the resuscitation, including the reasoning behind decisions made Things that went well Opportunities to improve Points of action – equipment issues, or whether a case review is needed And so after the hot debrief, you pause.

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Neonatal Resus for the Pre-Hospital Non-Neonatologist

Greater Sydney Area HEMS

Consider skin-to-skin on Mum’s chest to keep an otherwise well baby warm. This is likely to be difficult in a shocked baby. The nutshell: Most babies don’t need intervention at birth, and those who do respond to stimulus and warming, with no further help required. Secure IV access, give adrenaline, consider IV fluid bolus (10mL/kg).

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You’re Now A Paediatric Registrar: Step Up, Survive & Thrive 

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Don’t forget the essentials: Eat Hydrate +/- caffeinate Exercise Unwind Sleep It’s not rocket science, but it’s shocking how many of us forget! A well-rested team is a safe and productive one. Teamwork – being a good team leader also means being a good team player. What puts a pep in your step? Ever heard of a WOCL?