🚨 ICYMI: Remote River Rescue 🚁
Stranded. Injured. Miles from help.
This episode dives into the high-stakes world of wilderness emergency response.
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🚑 Critical Care Commute is at CICM Hobart! 🎙️
Hosts Leon & Peter are in the thick of it—live recordings, engaging talks, and taking the stage as panelists. If you're at CICM, don’t miss the chance to catch them in action!
Stay tuned for insights, behind-the-scenes moments!

🚑 New Episode with Dr. Mike Christian—a critical care & pre-hospital medicine expert—joins us to discuss AI in emergency response, lessons from global high-performance systems & the future of physician-led care.
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Join Prof. Wendy Sligl, ID & ICU expert, as we dive into optimizing antibiotics in critical care: timely administration, effective communication, dosing strategies like loading doses & infusions, and personalized therapy durations. A vital discussion for better patient outcomes!

Dr. Robert H. Bartlett, the "father of ECMO," has a fascinating life beyond his groundbreaking medical contributions: A hockey player, musician and author. But we mostly know him as an innovator!

“The Power of the Pause” In Critical Care, every second counts, but so does every decision. Taking a moment to pause, reassess, and ensure you’re on the right track can make all the difference. A well-timed pause isn’t a delay – it’s a powerful tool to prevent errors, refocus, and save lives.

Happy Fun Fact Friday, Critical Care Commuters! 🚑🩺 Did you know that the first successful heart surgery was done in 1893 by Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, without modern-day anesthesia? The patient lived for another 20 years! 🌟💉

🚨 Top Tip Tuesday! 🚨Combat burnout with these strategies: raise awareness, advocate for healthy work environments, and support mental health. Let's build a healthier ICU together. 💪
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Fun Fact Friday! Did you know Dr. Apgar always carried a penknife, an endotracheal tube, & a laryngoscope with her, just in case someone stopped breathing? Talk about being prepared for anything. She truly lived & breathed critical care, making her a legend in the medical world.

New episode alert! Dive into the world of combat medicine with Major General Tim Hodgetts. Explore his legacy, leadership tips, and his unique approach to simplifying complex processes. Perfect for anyone interested in medicine, military, or leadership!
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Improvements in lighting, noise reduction, and patient connectivity can positively impact patient recovery and reduce the incidence of delirium and other complications.
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🌟 Fun Fact Friday: Did you know that the invention of the stethoscope was inspired by a simple rolled-up piece of paper? This ingenious invention not only preserved patient modesty but also revolutionized the way doctors diagnose heart and lung conditions. 🚑❤️

It's Top Tip Tuesday!
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