This is the first of 9 (!) Singapore Specials. Arparna Hoskote is an intensivist from Great Ormond St Hospital in London. She presented part of a debate asking if Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) should be a necessary part of PIC monitoring. It was a really interesting debate. This is not Read more…
Wow, three huge days of learning and being stretched and challenged. Have been busy recording various interviews. Coming soon…. Betsy Hunt, CPR teaching and CPR coaches Joseph Manning, sibling impact of PICU Ravi Thiagarajan, when should VV Ecmo be used? HFOV? APRV? Mike Shepherd, should we use adrenaline in cardiac Read more…
Great day for day 1. Managed to record three fascinating interviews. Firstly with Betsy Hunt talking about resuscitation training and her use of CPR coaches. Then with Joseph Manning, on his research around the siblings of intensive are patients. How do we minimise the burden on this forgotten population? And Read more…
Apologies that we have not published another episode: only one of us has had a voice for the last month. Really looking forward to the World Congress of PIC in Singapore. I will be interviewing speakers there and when I come back we will publish a Singapore Special episode. Read more…
PicPod2 is all about organ donation, and the wider issues around it. We discuss brain stem testing, rates of consent, and the use of muscle relaxants in end of life situations. It might be a little heavy, but it’s important. Promise to lighten up a bit next time. The papers Read more…
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Coming soon… a Paediatric Intensive Care Podcast. We will be discussing recent papers, hot topics, and wider Paediatric Intensive Care issues on at least a monthly basis. It will be brought to you by Harish Vyas, Professor of Paediatric Intensive Care, and Patrick Davies, Paediatric Intensive Care Consultant, from Nottingham Read more…