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A NEXTGEN LEARNING SPACE DEsigned to ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTice Start Course Introduction Brief History Original Publication What’s Next Learning Objectives Overview Mastering the Bougie: A Game-Changer in Airway Management […]
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Rapid Review Full Video The Assist Guided Practice Microskills Troubleshooting FOAMed Hands-On What’s Next Bougie First Seldinger Technique for the Airway Instead of directly inserting the endotracheal tube (ETT) into […]
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Digital Guides for Hands-On Practice The Plan When secretions, vomitus, or blood threaten to swamp your view, SALAD brings suction and laryngoscopy together in beautiful harmony, turning chaos into control. Use […]
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The master and commander of massive airway contamination what is salad??? Get your introduction here… Sure you could stop here, but why would you? Use the digital content in this […]
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Even though FONA can be a simple 60 second procedure, getting to that level of simplicity and effectiveness doesn’t happen by itself. Like many of the things that we find […]
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Online Resources Core days are collaborative education days at NYPEM. Bookmark this page for a stream on learning before, during and after conference day! You can: Review essential content before […]
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Coming Soon. See the Preview Below 👇 We’re dedicated to transforming how we learn in medical education. Merging digital and physical space to create self-directed, immersive, interactive and collaborative learning […]
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How to Understand & Implement This Most Important of Emergency […]
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About the Letters My airway training was uneven. Sometimes I got it right. Sometimes I learned the hard way. Looking back on that path is what made me want to […]
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The Virtual Training Lab Welcome to the Digital Space for this Poster Now that you’ve connected, explore all the content on this page using your own mobile device. Below are […]
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“I beg you, to have patience with everything unresolved in your heart and to try to love the questions themselves as if they were locked rooms or books written in […]
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A simple idea that can make your laryngoscopy better Three steps of laryngoscopy – Written June 15th 1974
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A simple key to more successful intubations Overview Epiglottoscopy
