Andrew Weatherall shares a bit on considerations when helping people take pictures right the first time. Anaesthetists spend a lot of time thinking about tweaking the perfect anaesthetic. Thinking and talking. Obsessing […]
If you are talking about things which don’t have a huge amount of evidence but need an answer you try to achieve consensus. Here’s a little thing from Andrew Weatherall (@AndyDW_) […]
This week’s post is a podcast covering an unfeasible amount of chat on a challenge in paediatric anaesthesia that takes up plenty of time – peripherally inserted central catheters (PICCs). […]
This is a version of the talk delivered at PACSA 2015 by Andrew Weatherall and Mike Blackburn on Social Media and Anaesthesia. As a bit of an experiment in demonstrating the […]
This is the blog post version of a talk given by Andrew Weatherall (@AndyDW_) at the Paediatric Anaesthesia Congress of South Africa, 2015 held in jacaranda-bedazzled Johannesburg. There were no financial […]
This is a summary of a brief talk given by Andrew Weatherall at PACSA 2015 as part of a breakfast session on pathways to education in kids’ anaesthesia. The brief […]
OK. So we would like there to be more than one way this site interacts with the big wide world of people providing perioperative care (and sometimes just critical care) […]
We all like shortcuts. Video games have cheats to get past the boss at the end of the level. We’ve all snuck in a peak at the end of the […]
One of the challenges with critical care in kids is we’re often left trying to choose the best course using evidence not quite purpose built for EBM. There’s any number […]
Everyone who gets taught a bit about the paediatric airway hears a few classic stories. Well the thing about the classics is sometimes they need an update. Andrew Weatherall revisits kiddy airway stories […]
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