Classic Bougie Style
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 […]
The SALAD Procedure: Step by Step
Online + Hands-On Training Resources Rapid Review Procedure Video Practice Tools What’s Next The Essentials Learning Objectives It’s time to roll! When secretions, vomitus, or blood threaten to swamp your […]
Meet the Creator of SALAD
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 […]
Staying Sharp
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The Other Side of Complexity
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 […]
Core Day – Respiratory Failure
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 […]
The Difficult Airway Defined
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 […]
Prioritize Oxygenation Letter
The First Rule of Emergency Airway — Prioritize Oxygenation
How to Understand & Implement This Most Important of Emergency […]
Letters to a Young Clinician
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 […]
Face Mask Ventilation in the Time of COVID19
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 […]
The Airway Letters
“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 […]
Three Steps
A simple idea that can make your laryngoscopy better Three steps of laryngoscopy – Written June 15th 1974
Incremental Laryngoscopy
A simple key to more successful intubations Overview Epiglottoscopy