Chris Katsogiannis

@chriskats.bsky.social

Rural Generalist . FACRRM. Emergency Medicine. Southern NSW. Still learning!

Intense prehospital emergency care (PHEC) course in regional Victoria, Aus Helping rural docs translate their existing skills to prehospital scene, to support local ambulance for pts with time critical needs before retrieval arrive #traumagap Immersive scenarios Trauma Burns End of life Etc etc

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The more you follow your own life, the fewer friends you’ll keep. Only a small number of those who align with your journey will stay. Having fewer friends doesn’t mean unhappiness—it’s measurable proof that you’re walking your own path.

Photo by Mathias Reding - Two people walk along a quiet forest path enveloped in dense fog. The tall, leafless trees stretch their bare branches into the misty sky, creating a serene and mysterious atmosphere. The soft light diffuses through the fog, evoking a sense of calm and introspection as they journey forward.

A proper ‘Masterclass’ series, with the global experts, and nothing but enthusiasm & encouragement. The better the teacher, the less of a pedant you have to be! Great to hang with you, and meet your amazing family, Chris!

Is there still room for compassion in emergency care? Emergency care is more pressured than ever—but is compassion being lost in the chaos? This post explores the reality of compassion fatigue, the systemic and cultural barriers to empathy, and practical, evidence-based strategies to reconnect…

Is there still room for compassion in emergency care?

Emergency care is more pressured than ever—but is compassion being lost in the chaos? This post explores the reality of compassion fatigue, the systemic and cultural barriers to empathy, and practical, evidence-based strategies to reconnect with patients in meaningful ways.

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