Intensive Care Network Podcasts

Michaela Cartner, an ED physician and intensivist, gives a down-to-earth fast paced low down on dialysis. She gave this lecture on the Registrar day at the Bedside Critical Care conference 2012 (#BCC3). The sound snippets are from "O Fortuna" which can be bought here

Joe Ogg describes his approach to Acid Base intertretation. Recorded at BCC in Kingscliff 2012.

Paul Lane, an intensivist from Northern Queensland, gives a lecture about Melioidosis and Leptospirosis in the tropical north of Australia. This was presented at the registrars day at Bedside Critical Care 2012 and credits and slides can be found on Intensive Care Network.

Roger Harris, a senior ED physician and intensivist, gives tips on interview preparation. This was presented at the registrars day at the Bedside Critical Care 2012 conference. Go to Intensive Care Network for more details, slides and credits. 

Nhi is an intenivist with a particular interest in Feto-maternal health. She gave this lecture at the Registrar's day at Bedside Critical Care conference 2012. The slides are available at www.intensivecarenetwork.com

Chris Nickson of www.lifeinthefastlane.com fame gave this great, punchy 10 minute lecture on ABG's on the Registrar day at the Bedside Critical Care conference this year. The slides can be found at www.intensivecarenetwork.com.

Antony Tobin, a senior intensive care specialist from St Vincent's hospital in Melbourne, gives a talk on strategies for managing respiratory failure. This talk was given on the 17th of September 2012 at a Victorian Intensive Care Network meeting. This is the second part of the talk which focuses on HFOV. See www.intensivecarenetwork.com for more details. The music snippets can be bought here.

Antony Tobin, a senior intensive care specialist from St Vincent's hospital in Melbourne, gives a talk on strategies for managing respiratory failure. This talk was given on the 17th of September 2012 at a Victorian Intensive Care Network meeting. See www.intensivecarenetwork.com for more details. The music snippets can be bought here. Pic credit here.

Anthony Delaney (@thearisestudy) is a double medalled Emergency Physician and Intensivist who’s achievements include several high impact publications in major journals as well as keeping his chooks alive and away from his two little kids. He’s an intimidating college examiner that has confused many by looking like a bit like Robin Pecknold of Fleet foxes fame.  He is also THE Big Man (along with Sandy Peake and Rinaldo Bellomo and several other incredible reseachers) behind the ARISE trial, which is a multi-centre, randomised controlled trial of early goal-directed therapy in patients presenting to the Emergency Department with severe sepsis in Australasia. It involves 47 sites (including Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong and Finland and possibly Ireland) and has enrolled 1095 pts. The trial commenced enrolment in October 2008. and is well on its way to completion. The sound snippets are from Caspar Babypants which can be bought here. See www.intensivecarenetwork.com for the article.

Anthony Holley gives a suberb and brief case-based talk on massive blood transfusion. This was recored at Bedside critical Care 2012. The sound snippets are from O Fortuna which can be bought here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/o-fortuna-from-carmina-burana/id333094640. The slides are available at www.intensivecarenetwork.com.

Roger and Oli debrief after BCC3, outline what went on and what the higlights were. This is a great prelude to the series of podcasts that are about to come out. Intro and exit snippets credit to M.I.A. and can be bought here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/kala-bonus-track-version/id262161787

Chris Nickson (AKA @precordialthump) gave the after dinner speech at Bedside Critical Care 2012 (#BCC3) and it was a cracker. See www.intensivecarenetwork.com for the hilarious slides. Powerful-talks-101 from the http://iteachem.net/ guru himself... Intro and exit snippets credit to M.I.A., buy the track here.

An interview by Minh Le Cong AKA @rfdsdoc (of www.http://prehospitalmed.com/) with Scott Weingart (www.emcrit.org), Oli flower and Matt MacPartlin (www.intensivecarenetwork.com) all about the upcoming Social Media and Critical Care Conference which will be on 11th - 13th of March 2013. See www.smacc.net.au for more details... Intro/exit snippets can be bought here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/o-fortuna-from-carmina-burana/id333094640

David Collins presents a fascinating tox conundrum at one of the Sydney Intensive Care Network meetings. Can you figure it out before he gives the answer? See the slides to go with this at www.intensivecarenetwork.com. Intro snippet by Nina Simone: http://itunes.apple.com/au/album/nina-simone-the-greatest-hits/id255987553. 

At the inaugural Victorian Intensive Care Network (VIN) meeting, Vin Pellegrino gave and outstanding talk. Vin is a renounded and popular Senior Intensive Care Specialist at The Alfred Hospital and head of the ECMO Clinical Service.  He has had a lead role in the development of the world leading ECMO service at The Alfred since 2003. His other interests are in circulatory physiology and control of the circulation. Vin gives a fascinating and original insight into haemodynamic physiology relevant to critical care. Listen to it here and go to www.intensivecarenetwork.com to get the slides.

Paul Young discusses the history of our interpretation of fever in sepsis and why it may not be a bad thing. We talk about the upcoming HEAT trial which hopes to take us one step closer to seeing whether paracetamol is a beneficial treatment in sepsis. More information is here (http://www.anzics.com.au/ctg/current-research/255-heat) and on www.intensivecarenetwork.com.

An exellent talk by a radiologist, Nivene Saad, on how to interpret MRI in the critical care setting. Also from last year's Bedside Critical Care conference (http://www.criticalcareevents.com.au/). Go to www.intensivecarenetwork.com to get the slides.

Listen to Professor John Myburgh's fantastic lecture on one of the hottist topics in critical care right now: Fluid Therapy. 

Pierre Janin is a French Intensivist with an interest in all things ultra sound. Listen to his marvellous talk on the use of transcranial doppler in critical care. Please excuse the fantastic, but racially stereotyping Serge Gainsbourg backing track...

Paul Goldrick, the famous and much loved intensivist from Darwin, gives an excellent summary of prone ventilation and pulmonary vasodilators. This was recorded at the 2011 Bedside Criticsal Care conference. The slides to go with this presentation are available here: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B9vT1_AbNNQSVGRneWZFRDZ4Z3c