In a 40 minute podcast Shree Basu and Marino Festa (Children’s Hospital Westmead PICU) discuss paediatric sepsis management in the intensive care setting. They cover epidemiology, evidence, diagnosis and management. There’s some handy clinical tips for the non-intensivist too.
Is cap refill a useful sign of septic shock?
If you only squeeze in one podcast this month, make it this one.
Emily is a General Paediatric Fellow in the Hunter Valley, Australia who also works at John Hunter Children's Hospital in Newcastle. She enjoys running with her toddler in tow, eating Low Carb High Fat food and drinking Hunter Valley semillon. Emily gets exited about hands free medical education and sharing the podcast love.
Author: Emily PascoeEmily is a General Paediatric Fellow in the Hunter Valley, Australia who also works at John Hunter Children's Hospital in Newcastle. She enjoys running with her toddler in tow, eating Low Carb High Fat food and drinking Hunter Valley semillon. Emily gets exited about hands free medical education and sharing the podcast love.
Podcast: sepsis
Pascoe, E. Podcast: sepsis, Don't Forget the Bubbles, 2018. Available at:
http://doi.org/10.31440/DFTB.16828
This month’s Podcast of the Month is from the Intensive Care Network.
In a 40 minute podcast Shree Basu and Marino Festa (Children’s Hospital Westmead PICU) discuss paediatric sepsis management in the intensive care setting. They cover epidemiology, evidence, diagnosis and management. There’s some handy clinical tips for the non-intensivist too.
Is cap refill a useful sign of septic shock?
If you only squeeze in one podcast this month, make it this one.
Listen to the podcast.
About Emily Pascoe
Emily is a General Paediatric Fellow in the Hunter Valley, Australia who also works at John Hunter Children's Hospital in Newcastle. She enjoys running with her toddler in tow, eating Low Carb High Fat food and drinking Hunter Valley semillon. Emily gets exited about hands free medical education and sharing the podcast love.