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059 – Takotsubo cardiomyopathy

Posted November 11, 2019November 26, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Cardiac disease, Critical care, Obstetrics

Hi everyone, Once again I am joined by Graeme where we discuss an interesting obstetric case of Takotsubo cardiomyopathy that we were involved with and then do a deep dive […]

058 – Uterotonics with Prof Nolan McDonnell

Posted October 29, 2019October 29, 2019 browning_roger2 CommentsPosted in Anaesthesia, Haemorrhage, Obstetrics

Hi Everyone, This week I am joined again by Nolan who was involved in writing the recently published international consensus guidelines on the use of uterotonic drugs at caesarean section. […]

057 – Part Two Ten Commandments of Oncoanaesthesia with Dr Mark Johnson

Posted October 1, 2019October 23, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Cancer, Pain Management, Surgery

Hi Everyone, This week is part two of a series where Dr Mark Johnson and I discuss the emerging field of onco-anaesthesia. An increasingly enormous number of people every […]

056 – Part One – Ten Commandments of Oncoanaesthesia with Dr Mark Johnson

Posted September 24, 2019September 24, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Cancer, Pain Management, Surgery

Hi Everyone, This week I am joined by Dr Mark Johnson for part 1 of a two part series where we discuss the emerging field of onco-anaesthesia. An increasingly enormous […]

055 – VAST course (vital anaesthesia simulation training) with Dr Adam Mossenson

Posted September 17, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Education

Hi Everyone, This week we are joined by a colleague Dr Adam Mossenson. Adam sits down and over a cup of coffee we discuss his recent fellowship year spent overseas […]

054 – Neurological injuries after childbirth and neuraxial anaesthesia.

Posted July 20, 2019September 3, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Obstetrics, Pain Management

You are the duty anaesthetist and you receive a phone call from a midwife on the postnatal ward asking if you can come and review a woman who gave birth […]

053 – Complications after central neuraxial blocks in obstetric anaesthesia a discussion with Graeme

Posted July 1, 2019July 2, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Obstetrics, Pain Management

You are the anaesthetist allocated to the anaesthetic outpatient clinic and you are asked to see a pregnant patient who is expecting her second child in a few months time […]

052-Fatigue and burnout with Parvesh Verma

Posted June 25, 2019June 25, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Critical care

Hi everyone, This week Parvesh and I catch up to discuss some more serious issues – fatigue and burnout. Join us as we discuss these issues, share some anecdotes and […]

051 Bullying in healthcare and anaesthesia – Dr Peter Garnett

Posted June 4, 2019June 5, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Uncategorized

Hi Everyone, This week I am joined by one of our provisional fellows and we discuss the serious topic of bullying in healthcare and anaesthesia. Unfortunately this sort of behaviour […]

050 – Empiric massive transfusion protocols versus targeted blood product therapy.

Posted April 11, 2019May 8, 2019 browning_rogerLeave a commentPosted in Anaesthesia, Critical care, Haemorrhage, Patient Blood Management

Hi everyone, Recently Graeme and I were asked to help run a workshop here in WA for the ANZCA Emergency Response CPD programme – thanks for your help Graeme and […]