The Shakespearean doctor—how literature can make you a better medic
Reading fiction is a waste of time... or is it? Find out why doctors should indulge themselves in literature and not feel bad about it.
16th Aug 2018 • 5m read
Leading a team through a resuscitation attempt
Master the foolproof strategies required for managing any resuscitation attempt effectively.
13th Aug 2018 • 2m read
Resuscitating a patient with toxic overdose
In this video, you'll learn all about antidotes and how to use them to effectively resuscitate patients with opioid, calcium channer blocker, beta-blocker, or digoxin toxicity.
13th Aug 2018 • 3m read
Using end-tidal capnometry
Learn about the physiological benefits and harms of artificial respiration during a resuscitation attempt.
13th Aug 2018 • 2m read
Managing mixed-shock states
Learn how to manage shock when it manifests as a mixed-types case.
12th Aug 2018 • 2m read
Determining when to perform cardiac catheterization
Know when you need to consider performing cardiac catheterization for your patient.
12th Aug 2018 • 2m read
Using mechanical circulatory support
Gain an understanding of extracorporeal circulatory support and when to use it.
10th Aug 2018 • 2m read
10 Twitter doctors you need to follow today!
Not sure who to follow on Twitter? Here's a list of medical Tweeters that will keep you glued to your phone (in a good way)!
8th Aug 2018 • 5m read
Avoiding conscious sedation
Learn all about the alternatives to conscious sedation, such as nerve blocks and joint injections.
5th Aug 2018 • 3m read
Administering antidysrhythmics
Discover the different medication options available to treat dysrhythmias and when to use them.
1st Aug 2018 • 2m read
