17 minutes
Originally posted on Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine – THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds:
17 Minutes from Social Media and Critical Care on Vimeo.
Trial of labour or elective section….what to choose?
Originally posted on Mark Raines:
I help to provide a low risk obstetric service in a remote area. I work in private practice and provide my services to the local hospital on a fee for service basis. Imagine a 36-year-old woman who has had four babies by vaginal delivery in another location without any complications.…
Less invasive prenatal testing
Originally posted on Mark Raines:
Update Non-invasive tests have become cheaper and are more available to women in rural areas. The basic Harmony test (trisomy 13, 18 & 21) now costs $425. A Medicare rebate is not available for this test. Another local lab offers a basic Generation test costing $395 and an extended test…
Contraception: Commonsense, Clots and Controversy
Here is an 18 minute Podcast discussion between Penny Wilson (@nomadicgp) and Casey Parker (@broomedocs) on the common contraception options, some cool resources for prescribing decision-making and the controversy around the OCP and clots – are these killer pills?….. No Enjoy it over at broomedocs.com: Contraception, Commonsense and Clot Controversy
Insertion of Mirena Using the New Device
Originally posted on GreenGP:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BristbQR95Q 60 second video tutorial explaining how to insert the new Mirena intrauterine contraceptive device (Just a Minute Instant Tutorial = JAMIT)
Dr Shelley Le Cong reporting via Twitter from RMA2013 Obstetrics update
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Clinical Quiz: The Rosy Cheeked Child
Originally posted on Nomadic GP:
A quick spot-diagnosis quiz for this common childhood presentation. The case: A 4 year old child is sent home from daycare with a bright red facial rash on the cheeks. He has been otherwise well, although his mother reports that several other family members had cold symptoms a couple of…
