🚨Resus Guidelines 2025; R2R podcast out now🚨 We unpack the latest guidelines, ALS, ventilation, defibrillation, paediatric, newborn & post-ROSC care & what they mean for practice. 🎧 Listen now: https://t.co/JllNsEBEYL https://t.co/ipr8fDZirQ https://t.co/RNpmm81F57

We’ve been building up to this moment for months! Really excited to see our Extrication course come to life. A programme which show the practical application of all the latest evidence. Bringing guidelines to life with videos, critical narrative and some resus room humour….

1/ 🧵 Contemporary evidence supports moving from EtCO₂ ventilation strategies toward precision guided ventilation using real-time PaCO₂. That’s the direction of travel for prehospital neurocritical care—and it’s how we tighten neuroprotection. I will explain in this thread

🚨 New Extrication Course is now LIVE! Produced with @PostCollision Built on latest evidence, this 2hr CPD course is for anyone responding to RTCs; fire, police, ambulance, highways endorsed by @FPHCEd Train your service, group discounts available 🔗 https://t.co/aoQIQ5QLPf

🌐 ICYMI; GCS – Roadside to Resus The Glasgow Coma Scale: still reliable? We peel back its origins, consistency and clinical application. 🎧 Listen now: 🔗 https://t.co/ipr8fDYKCi https://t.co/RNpmm817fz #FOAMed

Check out our latest Roadside to Resus episode; Pre Alert 🚨🎤🎧 The latest evidence, guidelines along with our thoughts on the topic https://t.co/JllNsEB79d https://t.co/ipr8fDYKCi https://t.co/RNpmm817fz #FOAMed

👏 The Wait is over 🚀 The 'ERC 2025 Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Guidelines' is Released. 🫀 Click the link to know more 👉 https://t.co/bYVaIUtWJU #ERC #CPR #Guidelines2025 #ERCGuidelines #savelives #RESUS25

🚨 NEW EPISODE! 🚨 Roadside to Resus: Pre-Alerts 2025 Love them or loathe them, make them or receive them-they’re key! The latest evidence, new national guideline & the all-important “no more heads-up calls” rule https://t.co/JllNsEBEYL https://t.co/ipr8fDZirQ

New national guidance on giving and receiving pre-alerts was released in July We discuss the guideline but also delve into our experiences of pre-alerts and consider how we can optimise our approach to this crucial aspect of healthcare https://t.co/Cr2TWjib7y

Huge congratulations to our award winners at the BASICS Annual Dinner, held during the Pre-Hospital Care Conference 2025! 🏆 Tony Kemp – Laerdal Award 🏅 Richard Steyn – Fellowship 👏 Jon Barratt, Ian Bowler, Jeremy Mauger, and John Carrie – Chair’s Awards We’re proud to

🚨New-Roadside to Resus: Sickle Cell Disease🚨 From painful crises to acute chest syndrome, infection & stroke. We cover recognition, triage, reticulocytes & treatment, plus the @RCollEM guidance https://t.co/JllNsEBEYL https://t.co/ipr8fDZirQ https://t.co/RNpmm81F57 #FOAMed

Looking forward to joining the day ahead at LTH for the RCS Pre-Hospital and Emergency Department Resuscitative Thoracotomy (PERT) course, delivered by a faculty including one of our very own MERIT Consultants. Here’s to a great day ahead of learning & reflection! #CriticalCare

Ultrasound Detection of Pulseless Rhythm with Echocardiographic Motion (PREM) in Prehospital Cardiac Arrest: A Case-Series Should we adjust ALS for pseudo-PEA? Probably. But how do we rapidly & accurately ID cases when POCUS not always available?

All 4 of our online courses available for both individual & group purchases; •Cardiac Arrest •The Sedation Couree •Intubation, RSI & RSI Assist •Critical Appraisal Lowdown https://t.co/sNTr40n4Iq https://t.co/wxGihWqcnM Email contacttheresusroom@gmail.com for more details

This was so much fun to record! Great to spend time chatting with my colleague and friend @DrPaulRees about SPEAR and the journey we have been on together @LionelLamhaut @alice_hutin @CarlHaentjens @emtaccs @HelioPenna71 @FOAMecmo @edecmo @ZackShinar

This is the right atrial depth (RAD). It is a measurement from the sternum down to the center of the right atrium that we can use to calculate the jugular venous pressure (JVP) and estimate the right atrial pressure (RAP).

Great course....and up in beautiful St Andrews What more could you want! #CPD

(3/x) So what's the problem? Even if it isn't that useful it can't be harmful... well, it sometimes leads people to not consider other more evidence based markers of CPR quality during cardiac arrest. ETCO2 Diastolic Blood Pressure on A-line (TEE --> if getting fancy)

(5/x) During CPR to ensure high CPR quality I look for: 1. Rate and Depth of compressions 2. Full recoil 3. CPR NOT too high (which it often is!) 4. Avoid overventilation 5. If EtCO2 unexpectedly low, consider whether we are compressing of LVOT or aorta instead of LV. In that

Essential cardiac arrest listening - HEMS Debrief podcast from @SydneyHEMS where @nattiejpk and @DrPaulRees discuss diastolic blood pressure targets amongst other physiological principles https://t.co/mwIWUFzOba https://t.co/OFulXq45GN