Zedu Weekly Wrap – 1 April 2021
Just as things in Australia seemed settled, events in Brisbane highlight how tenuous our ‘normality’ is.
With Easter plans put in a spin, we can only hope that our friends up north can quickly emerge from a few days of lockdown AOK. If you’ve been affected and need assistance with your course or training we’re here to help in any way we can.
A few good stories this week – including a podcast from our 2020 scholarship winner, and a lot of fun was had with this week’s #whatsthisfood – themed appropriately!
It’s a short week and with school holidays starting we’re taking a short break next week. Limited internet means it’s unlikely there’ll be a #weeklywrap next week, but lets see.
Have a safe and relaxed holiday, and we’ll see you soon.
Suean and Mike
P.S. – while there’s no #coachingcorner this month, check out the back catalogue anytime on our website.
1 April
Resuscitation Plus Journal
For those into echo imaging with an international flavour check this out
This is 6pm 1/4 AEDT
and 8pm 1/4 NZDT#POCUS #echofirst https://t.co/Ege1kzgQNB— Zedu Ultrasound Training @zedunow@med-mastodon.com (@zedunow) March 31, 2021
31 March
@HealthImaging
Radiologists must ditch ‘illusion’ of handling all POCUS exams, work with clinicians on path forward
In the past isolation & distance has complicated & compromised healthcare
Tune in & hear our 2019 scholarship winner @Conorjadavis recount how #pocus – the tech & community – has helped make a difference in outback Australia🇦🇺 @GEHealthcare @POCUS_appshttps://t.co/cV1LvEdwPi
— Zedu Ultrasound Training @zedunow@med-mastodon.com (@zedunow) March 30, 2021
The answer is…an easter egg 🥚🐰
If you get too many eggs this Easter why not use them in other wayshttps://t.co/y0YFhLiZOX
Did you guess right?
👍@DRsonosRD @kyliebaker888 @amit_pawa & close from @AliUltrasoundTune in Tuesday for more!#POCUS #whatsthisfood #ultrasound pic.twitter.com/Ujwev4z4Te
— Zedu Ultrasound Training @zedunow@med-mastodon.com (@zedunow) March 30, 2021
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Today’s Tweetorial for you!
We look at basic cardiac #POCUS views👍 🫀
First; the Parasternal Long Axis (PLAX)#FOAMed #FOAMcc #echofirst
Probe position shown with marker to right shoulder, left Parasternal edge; roughly at intercostal spaces 2-3/3-4🤷♂️ pic.twitter.com/U5C6OLpe4z
— Jonny Wilkinson (@Wilkinsonjonny) March 30, 2021
In other regular #pocus programming, here is some excellent new #foamed on advanced RV assessment:
First part of an @CriticalCareNow video series on the RV https://t.co/UMfLiN32za (thanks @khaycock2)
Excellent video from @echonepean too https://t.co/AtaOB27s7A
— Segun Olusanya (He/Him) iceman_ex@critcare.social (@iceman_ex) March 31, 2021
30 March
@PLOSOne
Diagnostic performance of lung ultrasound for transient tachypnea of the newborn: A meta-analysis
Annals of Intensive Care
29 March
@PratsEM @Novaleda @cameron_baston
Innovation Through Collaboration
Annals of Intensive Care
Clinical performance of lung ultrasound in predicting ARDS morphology
28 March
Radiology Case Reports
@EMNews
The Speed of Sound: A Telltale Wink Identifies Acute PE
27 March
@WestJEM
@CASEfromASE
My lecture from #RAmasterclass today is available herehttps://t.co/jOQyETAPSP
Don’t forget to sign up for #RAUK21 pic.twitter.com/SR7cPMFkpZ
— Dr Amit Pawa💉🎙️ (@amit_pawa) March 24, 2021
Fresh #POCUS screencast, and we're going back to the basics with LV systolic function assessment. This is part of a series on basic cardiac POCUS from @ubcimpocus that's coming in the next couple months – stay tuned! https://t.co/6Spq7Q3t8Mhttps://t.co/OfyTmMz2kf
— Katie Wiskar (@katiewiskar) March 25, 2021
Here is the overall infographic on ultrasound probe movements for you all to download👍🤛https://t.co/54FicpHd88#FOAMed #POCUS #FOAMcc #echofirst #medtwitter #FOAMus @zedunow @icmteaching @ICUltrasonica pic.twitter.com/dHZZB2agp2
— Jonny Wilkinson (@Wilkinsonjonny) March 26, 2021