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35:18

A drop in the ocean

Crit-IQ ·

2013/09/29

Intravenous fluid administration is the most commonly prescribed therapy in intensive care, but how much do we know about it? Todd chats to fluids researcher Dr Ian Seppelt from Nepean Hospital Sydney to find out what we know, and what we don't.

en science & medicine critical care

22:34

Aug-13 Journal Club Wrap

Crit-IQ ·

2013/09/08

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

23:29

Decontaminating the gut - how much more evidence do...

Crit-IQ ·

2013/08/12

Selective digestive decontamination, or SDD, has more evidence to support its use than most interventions in modern day intensive care practice. So why don't we do it? Joining Todd to discuss this key question, and their major study proposal, SuDDICU, are Paul Young and Ian Seppelt.

en science & medicine critical care

14:13

July-13 Journal Club Wrap

Crit-IQ ·

2013/08/04

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

29:34

Double Trouble - obstetric emergencies in Critical Care

Crit-IQ ·

2013/07/29

Professor Stephen Lapinsky, Director of Intensive Care at Mt Sinai Hospital in Toronto, Canada, joins Todd on the podcast to discuss his major research interest, care of the critically ill obstetric patient.

en science & medicine critical care

10:51

June-13 Journal Club Wrap

Crit-IQ ·

2013/07/08

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

28:14

Slow road to recovery - ICU follow-up clinics

Crit-IQ ·

2013/06/30

Increasingly, the impact of critical illness on our patients is becoming clear. Dr Christina Jones, RN, joins Todd to chat about their recovery and how ICU followup clinics can help

en science & medicine critical care

24:46

May Journal Club Podcast

Crit-IQ ·

2013/06/10

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

27:56

A little bit goes a long way - Oxygen in critical...

Crit-IQ ·

2013/05/13

Professor Mike Grocott, Intensivist, Oxygen radical and mountaineer, joins Todd to discuss a new way of looking at oxygen therapy.

en science & medicine critical care

16:25

April Journal Club Podcast

Crit-IQ ·

2013/05/06

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

25:30

The basis of it all - evolutionary biology in the ICU

Crit-IQ ·

2013/04/14

What constitutes normal physiology in the critically ill patient? Dr James Morgan is an evolutionary biologist, now training in critical care medicine, and in this insightful podcast he joins Todd to try to answer this important question.

en science & medicine critical care

21:00

March Journal Club Podcast

Crit-IQ ·

2013/04/07

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

40:57

Standing By - watching a loved one endure ICU

Crit-IQ ·

2013/03/25

Clive Mathieson watched helplessly on as his infant son endured an episode of critical illness. In this humbling interview, he talks with Todd about Will's struggle for life and how his family coped.

en science & medicine critical care

37:13

Donation after cardiac death

Crit-IQ ·

2013/03/18

Donation after cardiac death has become increasingly common in recent years. In this interview, Dr Dale Gardiner talks to Todd about the ethics, process and outcomes of DCD

en science & medicine critical care

23:20

February Journal Club Podcast

Crit-IQ ·

2013/03/04

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

27:39

So who's bed is it anyway? Cirrhosis in the ICU

Crit-IQ ·

2013/02/24

In this, the first of our series "So Whose bed is it anyway?", Todd chats to UK hepatologies James O'Beirne about the outcomes for patients admitted to ICU with complications of cirrhosis.

en science & medicine critical care

25:40

ICU's foundation - the origin, present and future of ICU

Crit-IQ ·

2013/02/18

Few clinicians have the perspective on the evolution of ICU like Professor Malcolm Fisher, who with a group of like-minded souls, observed the birth of the new specialty. Today he chats to Todd about his experiences in ICU, its future, and his new role as a board member of the Intensive Care Foundation

en science & medicine critical care

16:54

January Journal Club Podcast

Crit-IQ ·

2013/02/10

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

17:59

Lipid Sink or Lipid Swim?

Crit-IQ ·

2013/01/21

Dr Grant Cave, an Intensivist and emergency physician, talks to James Doyle about his research into lipid emulsion therapy. This insightful discussion covers everything from the origins of the concept of lipid emulsion therapy to what lies ahead for this novel therapy.

en science & medicine critical care

12:18

December Journal Club review

Crit-IQ ·

2013/01/13

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

en science & medicine critical care

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