A round table check in between Ireland, Australia and the United States. Hosted by Cian McDermott from Dublin, Trish Henwood (Philadelphia, US), Kylie Baker (Queensland, AU) and Rachel Liu (New Haven, US) share their local experiences on remote education, innovation, and ultrasound in the remote environment.
Finding new ways to work, changing priorities, and pivoting fast and hard.
RESOURCES: Point of care ultrasound (POCUS) solution
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Trish Henwood
Trish previously worked as the Director of Global Health Initiatives in Emergency Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and she now practices clinically as an attending emergency physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School. She is currently Chair of the American College of Emergency Physicians Global Health Ultrasound Subcommittee, and International Advisor to the African Ultrasound Committee of the African Federation of Emergency Medicine.
Trish is the President and Co-Founder of the PURE Initiative: Point-of-care Ultrasound in Resource-limited Environments
Rachel Liu
A self-proclaimed Emergency Medicine and Emergency Ultrasound Geek. Director of Point-of-Care Ultrasound Education for Yale School of Medicine.
Kylie Baker
Emergency Physician with special interest in point of care ultrasound and its use as a triage tool in non-tertiary services. Expert in the many ways not to do clinical research.
Cian McDermott
Cian McDermott works as a Consultant in Emergency Medicine in the Mater University Hospital in Dublin in Ireland. Following several years in Melbourne he returned to Ireland in search of better weather.
He is the social media editor of the International Journal of Emergency Medicine and surfs the POCUS literature as part of the lifeinthefastlane review team.
Cian shares a home with @shirleypotty, 2 cats and his road bikes.