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CCS 2023: Podcast recording (This Emergency Life – A Podcast)
CCS 2023: Podcast recording (This Emergency Life – A Podcast)
Released: 06-07-2023
Dr Cliff Connell, Hannah Latta, Marty Nichols & Dr Ben Meadley
Dr Cliff Connell in association with CENA presents a popular podcast, focussed on sharing knowledge and experience. In this session, Cliff recorded his podcast live on stage, with some very special guests.
73 minutes
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CCS 2023: Dr Sanj Fernando - Opening Keynote Presentation
Dr Sanj Fernando's keynote presentation focused on his collaboration with the Suwasiriya (the Sri Lankan ambulance service), to build a pre-hospital service from the ground up. Sanj discussed the success of this global project that now services a country with a population of 21 million, and compared this to other initiatives.
45 minutes
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CCS 2023: Paediatric Masterclass: The A’s, B’s and C’s
CCS 2023: Paediatric Masterclass: The A’s, B’s and C’s
Released: 30-06-2023
Tash Adams, Victoria Matheson, Matt Humar & Libby Hanrahan
This session will include live presentations of paediatric airway management, combined with the latest research and tools to reduce the stress on critical care clinicians when caring for an unwell child.
110 minutes
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CCS 2023: The Art of Low Fidelity Simulation
CCS 2023: The Art of Low Fidelity Simulation
Released: 03-07-2023
Dr Sam Bendall, Hannah Latta, Sam Burton & Dr Emma West
In this session, led by Dr Sam Bendall, the team will present some of the latest evidence and techniques to better improve your simulation experience, and to help you to better deliver simulation and practical based education
118 minutes
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CCS 2023: Keynote Discussion - Ethical Critical Care
CCS 2023: Keynote Discussion - Ethical Critical Care
Released: 10-07-2023
Assoc Prof David Anderson, Assoc Prof/Dr Gayle Christie, Dr Jason Bendall & Dr Sanj Fernando
In this session, panel members will discuss some ethical questions which are often seen in the critical care community.
60 minutes
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CCS 2023: On the cutting edge: From the far east to the far west
CCS 2023: On the cutting edge: From the far east to the far west
Released: 18-07-2023
Assoc Prof/Dr Gayle Christie, Hannah Latta & Tony Reynolds
In this session, we will hear from the champions of critical care medicine, outside of the east coast of Australia.
135 minutes
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CCS 2023: Choose your own Adventure: adapting to challenges in Critical Care
CCS 2023: Choose your own Adventure: adapting to challenges in Critical Care
Released: 10-07-2023
Tash Adams, Sam Burton, Libby Hanrahan, Dr Sanj Fernando & Dr Cliff Connell
In this interactive session, the panel and the audience will discuss a patient journey from the pre-hospital to the in-hospital setting. Presenters in this session will share their tools to communicate, make rapid decisions, and what makes a good clinical leader.
120 minutes
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CCS 2023: Rapid Fire
CCS 2023: Rapid Fire
Released: 14-07-2023
This session will see the summit presenters return to the stage, and each given just 30 seconds to answer questions from the audience.
30 minutes
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