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The Chart Review: Canadian FOAM

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Medical blog with a focus on Emergency Medicine and related topics. Brent Thoma at the fantastic website BoringEM. Has fronted the Canadian FOAM. Movement. He has compiled a list of the Canadian contributors to online Med Ed. Here's the list, stolen directly from his blog, with links to each site, Twitter page and GMEP. Account. If you tweet and post FOAM, feel free to use the #CanFOAMed hashtag (a play on FOAM and the CanMEDS. Adventures in Improving Access. Anesthesiology and Critical Care Blog.

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Education

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Clinician Performed Ultrasound at the University of Saskatchewan. Intensive and Critical Care. Rural and Regional Echo. Ile a la Crosse, SK. La Ronge, SK. Meadow Lake, SK. Moose Jaw, SK. North Battleford, SK. Prince Albert, SK. Swift Current, Sk. Sonic Case of the Month. The Emergency Department Ultrasound Simulator (edus2) is a portable bedside ultrasound device that allows for the seamless integration of Emergency Department Ultrasound (EDUS) into high fidelity simulation scenarios (HFS). Trainees ...

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St. Luke's Roosevelt Ultrasound Division

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February 10, 2016, 2pm-3pm. Mar 16, 2016. Icahn School of Medicine at. Mount Sinai, Stern Auditorium. Emergency Department and Residency. Critical Care Ultrasonography Forum. Yale Atlas of Echocardiography. High Quality Medical Education. Highland Hospital ED Ultrasound. Point of Care Ultrasound: a blog for clinicians. SAEM Narrated Lecture Series. Takeokun Blog on POC Ultrasound. Year of Ultrasound 2013. European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology. Musculoskeletal Ultrasound - University of Michigan.

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The Power of POCUS with clinical change : EDE Blog

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The Power of POCUS with clinical change. June 5, 2015. Bull; 2 Comments. Do you ever feel your POCUS is unnecessary or somehow not as good as the “formal” ultrasound? I sort of wondered what I was going to find as this patient had been to hospital a number of times recently with 2 recent ultrasounds. Probably nothing to find? The final path. diagnosis a month later was: acute and chronic pyelonephritis with cultures positive for K. pneumo. again, this time Res. to Amp and Intermed. Re...Ed note] This goe...

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EDE Blog

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EDE 3 is almost here! January 14, 2016. Bull; 0 Comments. EDE 3 is almost here! Two days of leading edge point-of-care ultrasound goodness and fine powder skiing in beautiful Sun Peaks B.C. We have assembled over 15 gurus to introduce eager clinicians to the latest and greatest applications. How is this for an itinerary? RV and wall motion assessment Valvulopathy Transcranial Testicular Appendix, bowel obstruction […]. Continue Reading ». POCUS for Hip Fractures. January 11, 2016. Bull; 0 Comments. Dr Pe...

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Advanced application certification update : EDE Blog

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Advanced application certification update. August 5, 2015. Bull; 0 Comments. So you have been using the core POCUS applications for a while. You have your CEUS IP certification and you supervise scans for students and colleagues when you have the chance. It’s one more than ten. How do you achieve this goal? And just as important, how do you get recognized for achieving this goal? You obtain the new IP2 certificate! 1 Resuscitative Stream (cardiac, IVC, pulmonary). Note: The needle guidance stream involve...

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Ultrasound for skull fractures : EDE Blog

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Ultrasound for skull fractures. June 13, 2015. Bull; 0 Comments. Go to Ken Milne’s The Skeptic’s Guide to Emergency Medicine. To see his podcast on using ultrasound to diagnose skull fractures featuring yours truly as a guest. He has multiple podcasts regarding POCUS literature you should check out at SGEM. Disclaimer: I have been asked to join the BEEM team to provide my analysis of current ultrasound research. EDE 3 Registration Website. Bull; Tags: BEEM. Click here to cancel reply. Name ( required ).

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EDE Bootcamp : EDE Blog

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May 5, 2015. Bull; 0 Comments. Once again we are offering a complete certification program for physicians in core point of care ultrasound. July 4-6 2015 at the Best Western Plus in Brantford Ontario we will have over 100 models to scan and over 20 instructors to supervise. All three sets of examinations are conducted and upon successful completion, attendees will achieve Canadian Emergency Ultrasound Society Independent Practitioner certification. For more information visit EDE Bootcamp. May 20th, 2016.

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Steve Socransky : EDE Blog

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Author Archive: Steve Socransky. 2016 updated version of Essentials of Point-of-Care Ultrasound e-book on iBooks NOW LIVE! May 9, 2016. Bull; 3 Comments. Continue Reading ». EDE 2 adds Paul O’s edus2 simulator. May 9, 2016. Bull; 0 Comments. Continue Reading ». Have you ever wondered about using POCUS for C-Spine fractures? January 18, 2016. Bull; 0 Comments. Yes, that’s right. POCUS for unstable C-spine fractures…in children! Exploring new uses for […]. Continue Reading ». January 14, 2016. It seems cou...

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We are now available on iBooks! : EDE Blog

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We are now available on iBooks! May 7, 2014. Bull; 10 Comments. In 2012, we published the print book. Point-of-Care Ultrasound for Emergency Physicians. Combining the course manuals of The EDE course and The EDE 2 Course. Since then, we’ve received numerous requests for an e-book version, so due to popular demand, we have done just that. The e-book is NOW available on the iBooks Store! Essentials of Point-of-Care Ultrasound,. How is the e-book different from the print version? Links to EDE blog content.