In this Rapid Review, we look at decision making around the intubation of patients with Covid-19. This training provides modifications to...
Rapid Review: Intubating the patient with Covid-19
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Operating Australasia’s busiest trauma centre, a major metropolitan emergency department and a community-based emergency department treating adult and paediatric patients, Alfred Health is a leader in the provision of emergency and trauma care. Our inter-disciplinary team works together to provide timely, quality care. Based on this ethos we have developed a broad range of education and knowledge exchange activities open to all healthcare professionals and delivered in collaboration with Monash University.
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OPEN ACCESS EDUCATION
SHORT COURSES & CONFERENCES
CERTIFICATE COURSES
POST GRADUATE AWARDS
GLOBAL COLLABORATIONS
MODELS OF CARE
OPEN ACCESS EDUCATION
SHORT COURSES & CONFERENCES
CERTIFICATE COURSES
POST GRADUATE AWARDS
GLOBAL COLLABORATIONS
MODELS OF CARE
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Neck radiographs: the stridulous child
So, behold the soft tissue x-rays. This is a historical Part 2 Exam favourite cropping up every few years in some form or another. Just to signpost, for what conditions might soft tissue neck x-rays be used with regards to acute diagnoses in the Emergency Department?
Replay the Emergency Registrar Regional Teaching Day: April 21 | 2021
The Alfred Emergency & Trauma Centre is please to offer the opportunity to replay the online delivery of our recent Emergency Registrar Regional...
A Pain in the Neck
The red-back spider is an Australian Icon. Many young Aussies grew up checking under their toilet seats religiously for red-backs, thanks to the Aussie song hit “There’s a red-back on the toilet seat” (or was that just me?). It’s probably worth the look because red-back
Pelvic Inflammations, Representations & Examinations
A 26-year-old female represents to the ED 24 hours after an initial assessment for lower abdominal pain which was attributed to likely pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
Retrograde Urethrogram
Pelvic fractures are pretty common, particularly if you work in a trauma centre. From a trauma resuscitation perspective, we’re usually most concerned with whether a pelvic injury is unstable with disruption of the pelvic ring, and if there is active arterial
Redback Spider Bites
The red-back spider is an Australian Icon. Many young Aussies grew up checking under their toilet seats religiously for red-backs, thanks to the Aussie song hit “There’s a red-back on the toilet seat” (or was that just me?). It’s probably worth the look because red-back
Sunday Morning Cyclist With A Wrist Injury
It’s a beautiful Sunday morning outside your ED and that can mean only one thing – the cyclists are out. Where there are cyclists, there are cyclists falling over. And where there are cyclists falling over, there are limb injuries.
Taking the Clamp off Eclampsia
I wanted to speak on some of the more quizzical parts of the syndrome. Things I would sit there pondering for hours on end in a fellowship study session, fully knowing everyone else is thinking the same thing but