Picpod 10 is based on an interview with Pat Kochanek from Pittsburgh, who is also the editor in chief of PCCM. He has done much lab based and patient based work on traumatic brain injury, and talks about the next Read more…
PicPod 9 features Joseph Manning, who specialises in research in to the family centered outcomes of PIC patients. We get so caught up in the technicalities of our patients, do we forget to look after the wider family? Who looks Read more…
With excellent timing (see the NEJM publication of the PARAMEDIC2 study), Mike Shepherd from Starship Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand discusses the use of adrenaline in paediatric cardiac arrest. Does it work? What does “work” mean? Is the outcome return Read more…
Welcome to PicPod 7. Martin Kneyber from the Netherlands was kind enough to talk to me in Singapore. He is part of the PROSpect trial, which is a 2×2 trial in to HFOV / conventional ventilation, and prone/supine positioning. Should Read more…
How sedated should our patients be? How should we sedate our patients? Two similar but actually different questions. Monique van Dijk from Rotterdam was part of a debate in Singapore: should patients be sedated more deeply, or should they have Read more…
Welcome to PicPod5: an interview with Ravi Thiagarajan from Boston Children’s PICU. Which is better as a rescue therapy: VVECMO or HFOV? Or something else entirely? Does anything work at all? This was recorded after a live debate at the Read more…
PicPod4 is based around an interview with Betsy Hunt, associate professor and director of Johns Hopkins Simulation Centre. Betsy has some brilliant, simple ideas of how to improve our CPR practice. These are things we can do tomorrow. Thank you Read more…
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 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? 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 Read more…