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.
How to be a kick-ass mentor!
It's never too early to become a mentor... but should doctors even bother?
Decompressing a tension pneumothorax
Learn how to place chest tubes and quickly decompress a tension pneumothorax.
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.
Transvenous pacing—troubleshooting
Learn how to diagnose and fix common TVP complications such as failure to capture, pace, or sense.
Mastering transcutaneous pacing
In this video, we'll cover how to transcutaneously pace a patient.
How to win patients and influence people
How do you convince patients (or anyone else, really) to do what you want them to? Here are a few ideas...
Finding your ikigai—the Japanese secret to happiness
Does practising medicine make you happy? If not, it may be time to search for your ikigai.
The Shakespearean doctor—how literature can make you a better medic
Reading fiction is a waste of time... or is it? Find out why doctors should indulge themselves in literature and not feel bad about it.
Leading a team through a resuscitation attempt
Master the foolproof strategies required for managing any resuscitation attempt effectively.