August Trauma MedEd Newsletter Released

The August newsletter is now available! Click the image below or the link at the bottom to download. This month’s topic is Potpourri.

In this issue you’ll find articles on:

  • An instant hemoglobin monitor
  • Don’t ignore the naughty bits
  • The referral hospital trauma rule
  • The dogma of putting chest tubes to suction
  • Small hospital, unstable patient
  • How to lose a bet and still win!

Subscribers received the newsletter first last weekend. If you want to subscribe (and download back issues), click here.

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How To Reduce A Hip Dislocation

This is the final teaser for Trauma Education: The Next Generation. It’s tomorrow, so plan on tuning in and seeing what we are up to! We’ve got some groundbreaking talks and video for you.

For more information, go to www.tetng.org. If you happen to be hanging around the upper midwest, stop by the History Center in St. Paul and check out the live show. Otherwise, tune in via LiveStream by clicking this link.

How To Keep Up With Your Literature

This short, 12 minute video shows you how to stay current with the literature in your field of expertise. It works for everyone in any discipline, and demonstrates a 5 step system that uses current technology to minimize time and maximize your learning.

My video is accompanied by a reference guide with details on the technique, as well as recommended hardware and software. Click here to download the pdf file.

This video is a sample of the type of content that will be presented at the Trauma Education: The Next Generation (TETNG) conference on September 4 in St. Paul, MN. All content presented at the conference will also have a downloadable reference guide. 

For more information on TETNG, including live streaming and registration, click here.