Cliff Reid

@cliffreid.bsky.social

Resuscitologist

Update: Yesterday we were able to convince the surgeon to take the tatient directly to the theatre. Thanks for the Input 😀 (ruptured aorta, Patient survived)

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This week I realised what this dream had been about - the chance to inspire the Emergency Physicians of Germany, Austria and Switzerland (DACH) at #DGINA2025. The thing is, when you sit down to try to inspire people about what you do - the vocation, not just the work - something incredible happens.

Nat and Cliff on stage at DGINA2025 giving their Resuscitation Down Under talk
Natalie May@nmay.bsky.social · last yr.

Just woke v suddenly from a dream: I was giving a presentation and - had a wardrobe fail - couldn’t find the right copy of my presentation so had to wing it through an overlong and clunky version - content wasn’t right for the audience AT ALL. Fair to call this a nightmare? @ffolliet.bsky.social

Very easy to be inspiring when one has received such inspiration Our 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

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Having earned a break after working their arses off preparing & running an amazing emergency medicine conference, members of ⁦‪@YoungDGINA‬⁩ ‘relax’ by meeting in a park in Cologne to practice prehospital sims 🤪 The momentum for the development of 🇩🇪 EM is now unstoppable

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We are so glad you loved the course as much as we do, Chris! Thank you so much for your endorsement :) Want to follow Chris’ recommendation? Register now for our November course in Manly at resuscitology.com

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Chris Katsogiannis@chriskats.bsky.social · last yr.

Thank you to the team @resuscitology.bsky.social @cliffreid.bsky.social @nmay.bsky.social for an amazing 2 days . Great lessons , pearls , reflections and sharing of your experiences. Great course , beautiful venue . Highly recommended 🙏

💯 I remember one of my old boss teaching me “don’t make <insert management or government or funding> do their rationing. If you as clinician think patient needs an icu level care that is the end of the matter”. I reflect on this a lot actually