
ATACC Faculty
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ATACC Faculty
@ATACCFaculty
We are a multidisciplinary faculty dedicated to advancing trauma & prehospital care. We teach the not for profit #ATACC course, as part of the @ATACCGroup CIC


another patient death due to mythological fears about contrast dye. modern contrast dye for CT scans doesn’t harm the kidneys. definitive imaging saves lives. get a contrast CT, save your patient’s life, don’t get sued. emcrit.org/ibcc/contrast/





🚨 Rebecca Smith presents next in the Lightning Competition — exploring whether higher intra-arrest diastolic BP improves ROSC in cardiac arrest. A data-driven look at perfusion targets during resuscitation 🫀⚡️ #BASICS2025 @EMManchester


Great day with @TheResusRoom team - was great to finally put some faces to the voices I hear each month! Thanks to @zollemsfire for sponsoring!

Ketamine versus propofol for sedation in acute psychiatric emergencies during aeromedical retrieval: a randomized controlled trial. Dr Nicholas George. @MyCareFlight



🩺 Why Simulation Matters in Trauma Care 🚑 In the chaos of trauma, every second counts—and so does every decision. That’s why high-fidelity simulation training isn’t just a teaching tool; it’s a lifesaving necessity. 🔹 It builds muscle memory under pressure 🔹 It sharpens critical thinking in real-time 🔹 It fosters teamwork and communication 🔹 It prepares clinicians for the unexpected But the real game-changer? Realistic casualty simulation and live actors. They bring the emotional intensity, unpredictability, and human complexity that textbooks and mannequins simply can't replicate. 💬 Let’s talk: What’s been your most powerful experience with live simulation? How has it shaped your response in real-world trauma scenarios? Have you seen the work of The LAB ? #TheLAB #TraumaCare #MedicalSimulation #EmergencyMedicine #CasualtySimulation #LiveActors #LifesavingSkills #HealthcareEducation #SimulationTraining #TraumaTeam







Very easy to be inspiring when one has had such inspiration The message to those dedicating themselves to the development of emergency medicine: Make everything you do about the PATIENT, not the SPECIALTY That is the Emergency Medicine we learned from John Hinds @DocJohnsMum











