Archive: #FOAMed The SWEETest Sim - Real People, High Fidelity at #SWEETs15 stemlynsblog.org/sweetest-sim-sweets15/ #emergencymedicine
One last Plopp for @SydneyHEMS boss @karelhabig squeezed out by @drbear13 #SWEETs15 Never seen him so chuffed http://t.co/uG6EHXLERA
My ED director @andyratchford1 is delighted with a gift from Sweden #SWEETs15 http://t.co/YMyB3LJnID
Do you sim? Do you use real people? Maybe you should... The SWEETest #Sim http://stemlynsblog.org/sweetest-sim-sweets15/ #SWEETs15 #FOAMed http://t.co/dVT75lziph
The SWEETest #Sim - Real People, High Fidelity. Wisdom from @drbear13 at #SWEETs15 http://stemlynsblog.org/sweetest-sim-sweets15/ #FOAMed http://t.co/dIt7DH4KDs
Wie wäre es, den #SWEETs15 Critical Care Kurs auf Deutschland zu leiten? Gibt's ein Bedürfnis?
@emtrenchdoc @DGINAnews
Job done then 👍 RT @Akutdok: @cliffreid You've changed the way people think about EM and critical care in Sweden. That's huge! #sweets15
Pangs of pain missing Sweden relieved by morning lingonberry jam & then having a Plopp after breakfast
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On 1st night back in UK after #SWEETs15 I rediscover pubs, beer, pork scratchings, & late night doner van #BritHealth http://t.co/tNKeCmaZSV
.@akuarma & @Akutdok really can run an amazing conference. Thx for letting me contribute- privileged to work with such great team #SWEETs15
Tweets from my #SWEETs15 talk "Paediatric Radiology: Not Always Black & White" http://sfy.co/b0PXB #FOAMped #FOAMed #FOAMrad #FOAMus
Pre-flight fika in the park featuring a TimTam slam #SWEETs15 http://t.co/YmGP2ak1Nj
What I learned at dinner with @Akutdok: the Swedish translation of #GrillsMyCorn is #FriesMyMeatballs
@GrillMyCorn #SWEETs15
Selfie at the Vasa museum #SWEETs15 http://t.co/NOu9VoaNsd
"Have you had a Plopp? You need a Plopp," says @drbear13. These @SydneyHEMS docs are strange.
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Paed imaging deserves consideration and thought. If in doubt, ask a friendly paed radiologist :-) #FOAMRad
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Safety netting matters. Do it well. Articulate expected course + reasons to return.
stemlynsblog.org/communicated-discharge-s... #SWEETs15 http://t.co/dPsl45xTOU
Returning paed patients: consider doing something you didn’t do first time (imaging, admission). Dig deeper #SWEETs15 http://t.co/wolAbsWGSG
Headaches: in-hours MR (return to clinic?).
Headache+neuro - urgent MR/CT
Persistent seizures - tend to CT #SWEETs15 http://t.co/lYW2lZ3jJy
Limping/not crawling? Analgese, review (regularly). Imaging. Consider causes: www.evernote.com/shard/s238/sh/8b20b97f-4... #SWEETs15 http://t.co/9zU2C2meo3
If you’re not sure about paed minor injury, employ strategies to minimise unnecessary radiation. #SWEETs15 #FOAMped http://t.co/ptO3xKg358
If you know limb is fractured before XR, you need an XR - but treat child first! (analgesia, immobilise) #SWEETs15 http://t.co/9xjKzA1lDU
There is no mechanism of injury which mandates contrast CT abdomen in paediatric trauma. #SWEETs15 http://t.co/SrVF8NK6Be
In paed blunt chest trauma, plain XR may be sufficient. Contrast CT for vasc injury in penetrating trauma. #SWEETs15 http://t.co/Gln9djSpp5
Head CT in paed trauma does NOT mandate CT cervical spine. Thyroid v sensitive. Plain XRs first, MR if req. #SWEETs15 http://t.co/Nu2h7ZngTF
Paed head trauma - imaging of choice is CT, indications here: stemlynsblog.org/updated-nice-head-injury... #FOAMped #SWEETs15 http://t.co/ewgiCVeXC4
<1 yr: immobile, poor protective reflexes. Head inj common (when dropped). Multiple inj rare (unless NAI) #SWEETs15 http://t.co/32rFHKIHrC
Not what you think folks MT @jlitell: cliff thanks for assembling terrific CC course at #SWEETs15, & for an unforgettable sauna experience
Older kids are more like adults: falls, RTC, penetrating trauma. Prevalence isolated limb > head > others. #SWEETs15 http://t.co/rTu8vSdmAt
Great to work with you again RT @thomas1973: Big thanks to @cliffreid & @drbear13 organising CC course at #SWEETs15 &having me on faculty