Belinda Delardes retweeted
Nice study from @DrSimonCraig @BelDel_ @Ziad_Nehme1 and team looking at Victorian prehospital acute paediatric asthma treatment. Most patients were treated with inhaled bronchodilators only and clinically improved by the time they arrived in hospital.
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Belinda Delardes retweeted
Belinda Delardes’s poster at the @ARC_resus #SOL2023 which investigated the effect of the longest chest compression pause duration on survival from OHCA.
#SOL2023 @ARC_resus @victoriauninews @LaTrobeRHS @VACAR_AV @Monash_SPHPM @AmbulanceVic @ACParamedicine @PEC_ANZ
Belinda Delardes retweeted
We discussed exactly that at @cpdme symposium this morning. We recruit healthcare students from a society that doesn't understand dying, then train them to prevent deaths.
Recognising, supporting & accompanying the last part of life should be a core component of training.
Belinda Delardes retweeted
New now @ParamedicineJ: Most patients ref'd to a GP by paramedics followed up with a GP within 72h.
#Paramedic practices that increased the likelihood of follow-up included giving specific time frames and assisting in booking the appointment.
@BelDel_
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Belinda Delardes retweeted
Gender disparities in resuscitation quality & processes-of-care for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests by
@BelDel_ Time for more non-male STEMI case studies & resus manikins with breasts 😲🤯 #Everydaysexism #NZResus2022 – at Wellington City, New Zealand
Belinda Delardes retweeted
Other phrases I'd like to see 'die':
Withdrawal of care 🙊
Ceiling/limits of care 😩
There's nothing more we can do 🚫
And please don't ask family:
"Do you want us to do everything?" 🤦🏽
#EndOfLifeCareIsCare