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Past Talks

CodaZero episode 3: Coda Educate

Is the pandemic an extinction event for public interest journalism?

Has the #Covid19 Pandemic been the death of Evidenced based medicine or the birth of Evidenced Based Agility?

What can Artificial Intelligence algorithms in healthcare learn from Indigenous cultures?

Deep Learning – Pushing the boundaries of health AI. How do we make it fair and the data safe?

Past Talks

Critical Care Controversies: REBEL vs Skeptic

Uncertainty at the centre of sepsis

Being flexible: when building EM becomes improving primary care

Straight up (bilious babies) by Paula Abdul

Thriving, not just surviving after critical illness

Prehospital care lessons for life

How to use meditation & mindfulness

St Emlyns Podcast – Translating SMACCFORCE into practice

The Future Files of Resuscitation

Building 21st Century Simulation

Challenges of rescue and retrieval medicine in Chile

How to relax by regulating your physiology

On the selection of prehospital clinicians

My hot literature in Critical Care 2019

Neuro Rehab: different perspectives

Changing the face of triage: use of ultrasound in the field

How to switch off after a busy shift: Part 2

Virtual Healthcare – Ready Player One?

Trainspotting: Neurological complications of IV drug use

How to switch off after a busy shift: Part 1

The creation of the Canadian Emergency Response Team (CMERT): from nascent concept to deployed reality

Quick hit: Ultrasound for a lumbar puncture

Applying Research in the Neuro ICU

Making complex problems simple

Emergent Intubation Resequenced

Paediatric Trauma Resuscitation – Reflections and Resilience

Cardiac arrest: low flow and no flow crux

Change in PHARM: At the centre of change are the basics

Focus on what you can control!

ATACC Simulation: From Rubber Dolls to Pixie Dust

Decompressive Craniectomy in 2019

Northern Ireland HEMS – Aiming High

Cardiac Arrest: It takes a system to save a life

CODAZERO EPISODE 4: CODA EARTH

Actions for Healthcare in the face of the Climate Emergency

What is Sustainable Healthcare?

Is the Climate Emergency exacerbating social injustice and inequity?

The Climate Emergency is a global healthcare emergency – But how bad is it?

Abdominal trauma, Measles, Aspirin, and Why the Time for Ultrasound is Now

Nailing that paediatric LP: the role of ultrasound

CodaZero episode 3: Coda Educate

Is the pandemic an extinction event for public interest journalism?

Has the #Covid19 Pandemic been the death of Evidenced based medicine or the birth of Evidenced Based Agility?

What can Artificial Intelligence algorithms in healthcare learn from Indigenous cultures?

Deep Learning – Pushing the boundaries of health AI. How do we make it fair and the data safe?

SonoSLAM: Gaming your way to Sono Leadership

SonoSLAM: UtiliTEE of Ultrasound in Cardiac Arrest

What are the shared vulnerabilities in the health and financial sectors?

Prognosis and Palliation in TBI

Targeted Temperature Management: will we ever be cold again?

Dishing out opioids in the Emergency Department

Reserve judgement: aligning with patients at the end of life

Learning better together: Negotiating Autonomy at the Point of Care

Mild TBI / Concussion: Burden on work, family and finances

CODAZERO EPISODE 2: CODA ETHICS

Racism within healthcare hurts us all

Equity, Education & Healthcare: What is the legacy of our Eurocentric system?

Complications of COVID-19: Exacerbation of existing gendered inequality

Not someone else’s problem: Advocacy on gender inequity in healthcare

Pacific Island Playlist track 3: Emergency Medicine in Fiji

Pandemic Sepsis and Inequality

Are the COVID-19 and Sepsis Syndromes one and the same?

The Resistance – Antimicrobial Resistance through a Covid-19 lens

Pandemic Sepsis Research through a COVID-19 lens – Are we failing?

3 R’s of Sexual Assault in Critical Care

Wake up Thrombolysis – MRI guided – An EM Perspective

Scared of paediatrics? How to be Mr Spock or Roger Federer with kids

Resilience through attention mastery

New Tricks in the Brain Cath Lab

In the eye of the storm: managing a genetically engineered mass casualty

Childhood Trauma: We can all make a difference

Resilience through emotional resourcefulness

Sepsis: What even IS “usual care” now?

Managing interprofessional conflict at the bedside

Net Zero for healthcare by 2050

Transforming care by minimising harm

Post COVID opportunity for a safe and healthy recovery

Necessity is the mother of invention: POCUS pivots around the pandemic

Pulmonary Embolism: Next Generation

Critical Care Teams: The New Normal

Is our collective ‘healthcare psyche’ in need of post pandemic resuscitation?

CARDMEDIC: improving communication with our patients

Carr’s Clinic Part Two – lessons from The Last Dance: the sports/health interface

Carr’s Clinic Part One – lessons from life with Swami

What to believe & when to change?

Innovation in Critical Care during the times of COVID-19

COVID-19 in NYC – A slow motion mass casualty: Part 2

COVID-19 in NYC – A slow motion mass casualty: Part 1

Does fear and uncertainty impact communication in critical care resuscitation teams?

Difficult Intubation in the highly infectious respiratory patient

Emergency intubation in the crashing critical patient with infectious respiratory pathogens

There’s nothing Novel about the effect of COVID on Gender Equality

Human connection: you choose the future

How do we communicate when there can be no visitors

How can healthcare workers keep fit to stay well

Understanding how human factors affect teams and safety during COVID-19

How do I prioritise sleep to stay healthy and effective in the COVID-19 crisis?

Anxiety – How do I switch off the noise?

3D printing for Paediatric Anatomical models

Pacific Island Playlist – Track 2: Death and compassion

Blood or brain? Head CT updates

The economic value of large-scale trials in intensive care

A diagnostic challenge: Turning a Zebra into a Horse

Back-end sepsis: de-escalating & de-resuscitating

Common Radiology Trauma Misses

Pacific Island Playlist – Track 1: Dance and Medicine

Maternity Mayhem: Emergency management of Pre-eclampsia

Fascinating neuro scans – classic CT brain pathology

Airway management – it’s a team sport, not a technical skill

The truth about paediatric analgesia

Is less best in critical care?

Intracranial Hypertension and Herniation

Clot retrieval for stroke in the extended time window

Muscle wasting in ICU: Fat, Feed and Futility

Strategies for dealing with high emotion in the workplace – Session 5

Frequently Asked Questions- Answered

The latest on Myocardial Infarction

Strategies for dealing with high emotion in the workplace – Session 4

The Power of Peer Feedback in Medicine

Outcomes following Brain Injury

Lactate in Critical Care: Mind the Gap!

Strategies for dealing with high emotion in the workplace – Session 3

High Performance Teams: The Secrets of Success

Optimise don’t compromise, peri-intubation physiology

The SMACC 2019 Opening Ceremony

Strategies for dealing with high emotion in the workplace – Session 2

Technology vs Learning: Are We Winning Yet?

Is Intensive Care becoming an out-of-hours acute palliative care service?

Neonatal Intensive Care: a journey

Creativity in: A medical career

Strategies for dealing with high emotion in the workplace – Session 1

Defending Bawa-Garba: When Healthcare Becomes a Crime

Drugs in cardiac arrest. Should we bother?

Wellbeing for healthcare providers: 3R’S – Reinvigorate

Wellbeing for healthcare providers: 3R’S – Reflect

Wellbeing for healthcare providers: 3R’S – Rest

Healthcare and Gun Violence: Kings Against Violence

Saving Lives From Sepsis – Not The SCC Guidelines

The latest on Tranexamic Acid TXA

Trauma in the ICU: Road to Resus Chapter 3

Emergency Literature Hot Updates

MANAGING RISK & COGNITIVE BIAS TO ENABLE INNOVATION

Best Emergency Medicine literature of the year 2018/19

Performing Arts and Medicine: Brindley interviews Khairil Musa

Resus in Emergency: Road to Resus Chapter 2

Gender Equality in Healthcare: Stepping up when you need to “attend” to your cause

Critical Care Nutrition: Are the Critically Ill Actually Hungry?

Is climate crisis a medical emergency?

Pre-hospital Resuscitation: Road to Resus Chapter 1

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Simon Finfer

Simon Finfer is a Pom who emigrated to Australia in 1993 to practice full time intensive care medicine. Despite being qualified 37 years and receiving an NHS pension he still works as a bedside clinician and takes night call. He loves his job because he works with fantastic people. He also designs and runs large clinical trials, writes paper, edits books and rides a 2017 Triumph Bonneville T120. He supports West Ham United and the English Cricket, Football and Rugby teams. He lives in Sydney with his wife, sons, two horses, four chickens, 3 ducks and one dog. Twitter handle is @icuresearch.

Doug Lynch

Dr Doug Lynch is a Critical Care Doctor. He has trained in multiple “specialties”; anaesthetics, emergency, intensive care, aeromedical retrieval, history of art, law, luggage making, public health and remote area medicine.
He describes himself as a “Generalist” in the medical world and in most other worlds too. In each of the areas that he has worked Doug has gravitated towards education.
He is the former state-wide education officer for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Section). He is a dedicated supporter of and a contributor to the “#FOAMed” movement. FOAMed stands for Free Open Access Medical Education.
He has recorded hundreds of educational podcasts and has recently started The Institute of Enquiring Minds with Dr Andrew Jacobs in Melbourne, Australia.

Christine Bowles

Christine Bowles is an Emergency Physician and Trauma Consultant at St George Hospital in Sydney.

She has been developing an innovative educational programme for the Trauma Department.

She originates from the UK. When not working, she enjoys hanging out with the family, as well as films, music and books.