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Arterial Lines (opens the original)
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The residents have taken over! In the first of a number of episodes created by resident doctors aimed at people working on the critical care unit for the first time Andrew Davidson and Joshua Chambers discuss arterial lines - what they're for, how to use them, and what pitfalls to be aware of. The main reference for the episode is Deranged Physiology: https://derangedphysiology.com/main/cicm-primary-exam/cardiovascular-system/Chapter-753/indications-and-contraindications-arterial-line-insertion
Organ Donation with Professor Dan Harvey and Dr Ben Ivory (opens the original)
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Recorded at the ICS State of the Art 2025 meeting in Birmingham, Jonny sits down with two of the UK's leading voices in deceased organ donation: Professor Dan Harvey and Dr Ben Ivory. This is the conversation every intensivist has to get right, and the one most of us still feel underprepared for. Dan and Ben walk through how we counsel families at the end of life, how we keep the donation conversation compassionate rather than confrontational, and how we handle the controversies that still sit j
The ICU Heatwave (opens the original)
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Jonny Wilkinson talks with Prof. Hugh Montgomery and Kate Tantam, about the challenges and opportunities in NHS infrastructure, climate change, green spaces in hospitals, and sustainable practices to improve healthcare environments and patient outcomes.
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