POINT OF CARE
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Basic DVT Ultrasound
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Never let a good crisis go to waste
Never let a good crisis go to waste. Implementing an extended-hours acute ultrasound pilot during the Omicron (COVID-19) wave.
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Whole Body Ultrasound in the Critically Ill
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Where Ultrasound Saves the Day
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Work Smarter, Not Harder
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Ultrasound of the chest wall
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Trans-Oesophageal Echocardiography (TOE) in the Emergency Department
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Rapid Diagnostic Challenges
Rapid Diagnostic Centre Pathway is a cancer pathway to that is carried out in a rapid diagnostic centre in the UK.
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POCUS Enhanced Physical Examination is the Future, and the Future is Now!
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No ROSC - Lets Check out the Heart
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My patient is saved - how to clean the machine
Best practice guidelines and principles for infection prevention and control int he critical care unit.
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PoCUS Cardiac Ultrasound for the General Sonographer
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Nerve Blocks in the Emergency Department
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Ultrasound in an Unfolding Pandemic
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Regional Anaesthesia in the Emergency Department
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Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral IV Access
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The heart looks normal but my patient is still sick
"Context Perspective What is 'normal' Point of care - TTE Cases"
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Echo in Cardiac Arrest
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Advanced Critical Care Ultrasound Teaching
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Utility of POCUS in Paediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM)
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When The Impella Alarms Bring Me The Ultrasound
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Utilisation of Advanced Gynae Ultrasound in the Pre-Operative Workup
Learning outcomes:
- Understand principles of STE
- Recognise clinical uses of this advanced echo imaging modality
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The Utility of Hand-Held US - a Review of Cases
Learning outcomes:
- understand the advantages and disadvantages of hand-held US devices
- recognise which types of scans can typically be performed effectively with hand-held US devices
- gain insight into how they may begin to use a hand-held US device routinely in their clinical practice in t... -
Ultrasound in an Unfolding Pandemic
