Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Dr Amaya Bustinduy MD MPH PhD FRCPCH Associate professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Amaya trained in paediatrics and infectious diseases in the US and started working on helminthic infections, mainly schistosomiasis, and their impact on child health. She is foremost a field clinical epidemiologist and has investigated a broad range of disease manifestations in children related to parasitic diseases, in particular neglected tropical diseases (NTD). After moving to the UK, she worked with the Liverpool of Tropical Medicine in Lake Albert Uganda testing novel morbidity point-of-care tests and the first PK/PD study of praziquantel in children. Results of that study are bound to change recommendations for children living with schistosomiasis. Amaya joins Dr Minardi for one of a series of Crit-IQ podcasts on tropical medicine that is or relevance to critical care.

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

In this Crit-IQ podcast Dr James Doyle and Dr Monica Minardi collaborate to interview Dr Primiano Iannone, an expert in the field of evidenced based medicine and clinical governance. The issue of flawwed redomendations, how to recognise them along with why and how oftern they occur is covered.

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

In this weeks podcast we have Ms Sharyn Milnes, a clinical ethicist with the Deakin University School of Medicine, and Assoc Prof Bill Silvester, the Director of the Respecting Patient Choices Program, discussing the ANZICS Statement on Care and Decision Making at the End-of-Life for the Critically Ill.

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature

Join Dr Neil Orford for his monthly wrap of the critical care literature