Mind maps—the power of lateral thinking for doctors
There's one specific trait that almost every genius has. Find out what it is and how you can use mind-maps to help you develop it!
6th Oct 2018 • 6m read
This is why the world's best teachers flock to Medmastery (and ignore the others!)
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes to bring a Medmastery course to life? Find out in this post.
2nd Oct 2018 • 6m read
Cardioversion versus defibrillation–performing the procedures
Learn how to perform both of these procedures and make the right choice about which is required, and when.
17th Sep 2018 • 2m read
Mastering video laryngoscopy
Learn how to use a video laryngoscope to intubate a patient, as well as how to avoid common complications.
16th Sep 2018 • 2m read
Why doctors need a funny bone
Doctors are always so serious—but perhaps we shouldn't be. Find out why humor is a crucial characteristic of any physician.
9th Sep 2018 • 5m read
How to be a kick-ass mentor!
It's never too early to become a mentor... but should doctors even bother?
29th Aug 2018 • 6m read
Decompressing a tension pneumothorax
Learn how to place chest tubes and quickly decompress a tension pneumothorax.
29th Aug 2018 • 2m read
Vertigo maneuvers—performing the HINTS exam
Learn how to perform and interpret the three elements of the HINTS exam in order to differentiate between central vertigo and peripheral causes.
29th Aug 2018 • 4m read
Transvenous pacing—troubleshooting
Learn how to diagnose and fix common TVP complications such as failure to capture, pace, or sense.
29th Aug 2018 • 2m read
Mastering transcutaneous pacing
In this video, we'll cover how to transcutaneously pace a patient.
29th Aug 2018 • 2m read