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All in one: Sepsis in the Emergency Department

All in one: Sepsis in the Emergency Department

by Shannon Fernando, Bram Rochwerg | Sep 13, 2018 | Critical Care, Featured

Comprehensively discussing sepsis in the Emergency Department (ED) in a three-page blog is quite frankly, impossible. You would be hard-pressed to find a disease process that has undergone such dramatic change over the past two decades. Through it all, we still do not...
From the ICU with love: 5 suggestions to help with care of the critically ill patient in the ED

From the ICU with love: 5 suggestions to help with care of the critically ill patient in the ED

by Hans Rosenberg, Erin Rosenberg | Sep 12, 2018 | Critical Care, Featured

As we were preparing for our “Critical Care Week” here at the EM Ottawa Blog, I was thinking I should definitely tap into the knowledge of an ICU physician whom I know very well. That physician is also my awesome wife, Dr. Erin Rosenberg. She’s been a staff...
Fibrinolysis in Acute Pulmonary Embolism

Fibrinolysis in Acute Pulmonary Embolism

by Mike Hickey, Peter Reardon | Sep 11, 2018 | Critical Care, Featured

Systemic fibrinolysis (SF) in acute pulmonary embolism (PE) remains a hot topic in acute care medicine. This post will examine the available literature regarding the use of SF in different subtypes of PE. Before examining the literature, we first must review the...
5 Tips to Improve your Resuscitation Skills

5 Tips to Improve your Resuscitation Skills

by EMOttawa | Sep 10, 2018 | Critical Care, Featured

To open up Critical Care week, resuscitation and trauma expert Dr. George Mastoras provides us with some tips to improve your (and your team’s) resuscitation and crisis resource management skills. 1. Make teamwork everyone’s business ‘Team...
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