Stephen Hearns gives the final talk of this edition of ResusNL on excellent teamwork. corecognition.co.uk/

Acute antibiotics! And it’s impossible to NOT pay attention. Excellent lecture by Evelien de Jong

Scott Weingart is giving all the ins and outs to safely intubate a crashing acidotic hypotensive patient. #EMcrit #CriticalCare #ICU #Anesthesiology @emcrit Follow his websites! emcrit.org/ scottweingart.com/

After 2 very interesting rounds of workshops covering different topics of critical care we are all ready for the final part of our conference!

Inspiring talk by Fredrik Granholm on climate change and EM. Doctors can lead by example both personally but also by trying to make durable system changes. Small steps can lead to cultural changes ultimately.

Ins and outs of traumatic cardiac arrest by Tessa Biesheuvel

Lessons learned from a tragic mass casualty incident thoughtfully presented by Professor Deborah Kuhls.

A great talk on using Thermography to triage patients by Mikkel Brabrand

Astrid Hoedemaekers explains how using ICU data allows us to determine personalized autoregulation curves and thus give personalized perfusion pressure treatment targets. Very inspiring steps forward in preventing secondary brain injury.

Jessica Workum gives a glimpse of the endless possibilities that AI can offer in healthcare.

Food for thought on how intercultural differences affect shared decision making by professor Jan Bakker.

Ross Fisher delivers a great talk on pediatric shock and closes the day. Thanks to all the crew, speakers and last but not least YOU for following and see you tomorrow!

Many problems in critical care are solved by understanding physiology. To understand pathophysiology, a nice vantage point is understanding extreme physiology. The talk: Extreme physiology: adaption to high altitude by Matthias Hilty gives you great insights.

This conference would not be possible without our sponsors. 🙏🏽 #ResusNL #CriticalCare #ICU #Emergencymedicine #Internalmedicine #Anesthesiology

The best way to update your knowledge: Landmark papers in Emergency Medicine of the last decade discussed by Rob Mac Sweeney. Beautifully accompanied with historical insights and medieval drawings of different medical treatments like the 1st blood Tx from a 🐑 to a 👦 !

Often overlooked and ignored but we know that no conference exists without proper technical support 👏 These guys in the control room are doing an excellent job making sure you can rewatch the entire conference at a later date!

Trauma surgeon Oscar van Waes shares his knowledge on trauma surgery from extensive experience in treating warzone injuries and how it leads to innovations in surgical techniques and roads to recovery through osseointegration.

Melanie Gutteling has a beautiful talk on how you balance emotional distance and proximity in your work and how important it is to connect on a personal level with your patients.

All-you-can-eat skills means up taking in new or polishing up old skills use real live models, VR, 3D-prints and live drills. Anything from learning to use chatgpt, bronchoscopy, anywhere-stomy, HOTT, TTE, optiflow, IV access, IO-access, TTIP, Reboa etc.

Ilse Kuipers talks about shock mimickers in new hematological treatments! Low blood pressure is not just sepsis in these patients: think about Cytotoxine Release Syndrome!