TomH
@thomhall.bsky.social
Still says “dude” and “sick” in his 40s. Can surf though.
Occasionally gives an anaesthetic. Mainly to small people
Occasionally gives an anaesthetic. Mainly to small people
On strike days we post graphs. This is by the IfG - a numbers first technocrat think tank with no political allegiance. Certainly no friends of the BMA
November 14, 2025 at 9:37 AM
On strike days we post graphs. This is by the IfG - a numbers first technocrat think tank with no political allegiance. Certainly no friends of the BMA
Ooh ooh @maffygirl.medsky.social - I have a new thing we can all argue about:
“Category 3 caesarean sections have no place out of hours unless a second team is immediately available“
My personal views aren’t particularly strong but I like sitting eating popcorn.
For extra flavour: #obsky #ansky
“Category 3 caesarean sections have no place out of hours unless a second team is immediately available“
My personal views aren’t particularly strong but I like sitting eating popcorn.
For extra flavour: #obsky #ansky
July 4, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Ooh ooh @maffygirl.medsky.social - I have a new thing we can all argue about:
“Category 3 caesarean sections have no place out of hours unless a second team is immediately available“
My personal views aren’t particularly strong but I like sitting eating popcorn.
For extra flavour: #obsky #ansky
“Category 3 caesarean sections have no place out of hours unless a second team is immediately available“
My personal views aren’t particularly strong but I like sitting eating popcorn.
For extra flavour: #obsky #ansky
A good study on actual trained anaesthetists in Europe… we all know VL is good, so where is the guidance I can wave at purchasing to let us have more than one glidescope between seven theatres*?
Said guidance also needs to let us train and maintain DL as a core competency
(*hyperbole)
Said guidance also needs to let us train and maintain DL as a core competency
(*hyperbole)
Should we use universal videolaryngoscopy in real-world operating theatre settings?
YES!
↑ rate of easy intubation
↑ rate successful first-attempt intubation
↓ incidence of difficult laryngoscopy
↓ complications related to intubation
#AnSky #AirwaySky #MedSky
doi.org/10.1111/anae...
YES!
↑ rate of easy intubation
↑ rate successful first-attempt intubation
↓ incidence of difficult laryngoscopy
↓ complications related to intubation
#AnSky #AirwaySky #MedSky
doi.org/10.1111/anae...
June 3, 2025 at 8:08 AM
A good study on actual trained anaesthetists in Europe… we all know VL is good, so where is the guidance I can wave at purchasing to let us have more than one glidescope between seven theatres*?
Said guidance also needs to let us train and maintain DL as a core competency
(*hyperbole)
Said guidance also needs to let us train and maintain DL as a core competency
(*hyperbole)
Time to start a fight.
I think non-anaesthetists don’t realise how difficult epidurals/spinals can be, and don’t appreciate the experience and skill it can take to take someone screaming at 10/10 pain to chilling in bed with a 10-20 minute procedure #ansky
I think non-anaesthetists don’t realise how difficult epidurals/spinals can be, and don’t appreciate the experience and skill it can take to take someone screaming at 10/10 pain to chilling in bed with a 10-20 minute procedure #ansky
April 30, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Time to start a fight.
I think non-anaesthetists don’t realise how difficult epidurals/spinals can be, and don’t appreciate the experience and skill it can take to take someone screaming at 10/10 pain to chilling in bed with a 10-20 minute procedure #ansky
I think non-anaesthetists don’t realise how difficult epidurals/spinals can be, and don’t appreciate the experience and skill it can take to take someone screaming at 10/10 pain to chilling in bed with a 10-20 minute procedure #ansky
I’d love to know the backstory here…
December 1, 2024 at 3:19 PM
I’d love to know the backstory here…