Coda Change

Sowing the seeds of creativity in the teams and the wider workplace

A panel with the chairs of ILCOR discussing their two newest protocols. Hosted by Scott Weingart.

A deep dive into a much more common frightening entity than you may think

Des Gorman talks about outcomes and controversies following traumatic brain injury.

Hallie Prescott tells us about why the back-end of sepsis matters and is a neglected aspect of our management.

Peter Brindley interviews Khairil Musa and they discuss Khairils passion outside of medicine: dance

Kat takes us through the reality of managing pre-eclampsia in South Africa, highlighting what we mustn't miss.

Andrew Dixon from Radiopaedia covers all the common pathology seen on CT scans in critical care.

Adam gives practical pearls about managing the unexpected difficult airway. He uses a good example, emphasises the importance of effective teamwork and draws from the Vortex approach and the DAS guidelines.

Great pediatric care requires excellent pain management, and excellent pain management requires the recognition that sucrose is not a pain medication.

John Myburgh gives a philosophical talk about what life (and death) is really about and what the new challenges are in critical care.

Liz Crowe gives sage advice about dealing with grief and loss in the critical care setting, for both relatives and health care professionals.

Rhonda Cadena discusses management of intracranial hypertension, specifically substantial practice variation.

Muscle wasting in intensive care is the thief of future health. Hugh Montgomery shows us what a big issue this is and what can be done to mitigate the problem.

Measuring patient outcomes is at the core of prognostication and research in neurocritical care, but there is increasing concern that the way we define and measure outcomes is failing to capture the patients experience.