Intensive Care Network Podcasts

James Day and Segun Olusanya have some interesting thoughts to share about the latest edition of the Journal of the Intensive Care Society's latest issue from October 2013. There are reviews on pain in intensive care, original research on ECHO services and effect of admission timing on mortality and more. To see references and past posts, head over to intensivecarenetwork.com

Steve Bernard speaks at a meeting on 4/2/14 in Sydney on the reality of ECMO CPR at The Alfred in Melbourne, Victoria, and the upcoming CHEER study. Exciting times!

Celia Bradford talks about prevention and management of vasospasm after subarachnoid haemorrhage. This talk was recorded at Bedside Critical Care Conference 4.

[Full Audio] Oli Flower discusses the tricky issue of prognostication in neuro disasters. This includes intracerrebral haemorrhage, traumatic brain injury, subarachnoid haemorrhage and ischaemic stroke. From Bedside Critical Care 2013 in Cairns. Go to Intensive Care Network for the audio and much more.

Anders Aneman was an investigator and author of the TTM trial. Hear this podcast on where we go from hear in cooling post out-of-hospital cardiac arrests. See Intensive Care Network for more details.

Delaney helps highlight recent research into pre-hospital intubation and intracranial pressure monitoring for patients with TBI. This talk was recorded at Bedside Critical Care Conference 4.

Jon Gatward discusses how we can fight risk and by making plans to help us prevent airway complications in the ICU. This fantastic talk was recorded from BCC4, Cairns.

John speaks on how we should intubate and who should intubate within the ICU. This podcast recorded at BCC4.

This great talk from BCC4 features Clare Farell, an anaesthetist from Westmead Hospital, speaking on modified rapid sequence induction.

"If you don't take a temperature, you can't find a fever...(The House of God)" James Sartain cleverly uses case studies to highlight attitudes, issues and management of acute pain in ICUs. He'll make you think as he uncovers the discrepancies between guidelines and clinical practice. This podcast was recorded at BCC4.

Sean McManus distills valuable knowledge about airway management in his talk on "The Ultimate Induction". This podcast was recorded at Bedside Critical Care Conference 4.

Sarah Wesley, training supervisor at Royal North Shoe Hospital discusses new changes to the training pathways for ICU and critical care registrars in 2014. This podcast was recorded at BCC4, Cairns.

In this podcast from BCC4, Roger Harris gives an interesting talk on donation after cardiac death. He covers the history and practical philosophy behind DCD as well as talking through his own experiences with patients. 

Gordon Flynn works as an intensivist, organ transplant advisor and anaesthetist. In this podcast from BCC4, he speaks on surgical considerations and intensive care of the deceased.

Oliver Flower speaks about Brain Death and organ transplantation at 2013's Bedside Critical Care Conference. Viewing the slides along with the talk is recommended.

Craig Hore gives sound advice and encouragement for when and how to refuse admission of inappropriate patients to our intensive care units. This podcast was recorded at BCC4 in Cairns.

In this podcast from BCC4, Anthony Tzannes discusses his methods for alveolar recruitment.

Michael Parr, director of Liverpool ICU, speaks at BCC4 on ICU care for patients post cardiac arrest.

Georgie Harris gives an ENT perspective at Bedside Critical Care Conference 4 on how to approach and manage patients with massive epistaxis.

Fran Lockie is a Paediatric Emergency and Retrieval physician currently based in Adelaide. In this podcast, he speaks at Bedside Critical Care Conference 4 about how Kids are Little Adults.