The Infrequent Intubator

A Realistic Difficult Airway Trainer for Inhalation Burn Injury

tools of the trade designed to elevate your airway practice […]

Focus On Hemodynamics in the Peri-Intubation Period

EVIDENCE based airway When it comes to intubation we are […]

The AMBU aSCOPE

tools of the trade designed to elevate your airway practice TOOLS OF THE TRADE – REVIEW The AMBU aScope is a single-use, flexible bronchoscopy device that can be used for […]

Situationally Difficult

Jaw Wired Shut? No Problem.

Airway management is full of unexpected emergencies. One of them is what to do if your patient has an airway emergency while their jaw is wired shut. This airway scenario […]

MedEDge

3D Printing Comes to the Video Laryngoscope

create your own affordable VL training tools At our last in person PAC event, we were fortunate enough to have Bryan Archpru of AirAngelBlade come to join us. Everyone was […]

Airway Meds

An Easy Way to Remember if Sux is Safe for Your Patient

Succinylcholine (Sux) is a depolarizing skeletal muscle relaxant. It combines with […]

Podcast

Be Great at the Bag Valve Mask

A Podcast DESIGNED TO ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTICE Join us as we explore the strange disconnect between this supposedly fundamental skill set and its real world implementation. Introduction When the […]

Tools of the Trade

Anatomy of the Bag Valve Mask

A NEXTGEN LEARNING SPACE DESIGNED TO ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTICE It lives in or nearby almost every clinical space, but when was the last time you really took a close […]

The Protected Airway Collaborative

NextGen Learning to Elevate Your Airway Practice

The Infrequent Intubator

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A Realistic Difficult Airway Trainer for Inhalation Burn Injury

Focus On Hemodynamics in the Peri-Intubation Period

The AMBU aSCOPE

Jaw Wired Shut? No Problem.

3D Printing Comes to the Video Laryngoscope

An Easy Way to Remember if Sux is Safe for Your Patient

Be Great at the Bag Valve Mask

Anatomy of the Bag Valve Mask

The Infrequent Intubator

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