Smacc

Simon Carley examines the value that diagnosticians place on risk factors. Are we under or over diagnosing ?

Roger Harris and Oli Flower talk about next year's SMACC conference - why the dates have been locked in for 23-26 June 2015 and what makes this conference different.

Iain takes on a topic that is traditionally uninspiring and delivers an incredible talk that left the crowd in tears.

Brohi dissects why trauma management has changed so dramatically in the last 20 years and how it may look in the future.

Unforgetable live-on-stage demo of remote critical care neurosurgery in action. 

Liz gave a standout performance on coping strategies for stressful situations, firing a shot at political correctness gone mad.

Weingart tackles the dogma and evidence around resuscitation algorithms brings us the concept of truely advanced life support.

The debate that ignited a war that is still raging. Whatever your stance, you need to hear this!

Haney gives an erudite summary of the controversial topic of measuring and managing fluid responsiveness in shock.

Brazil leads an all-star cast through a thought provoking discussion on the prickly topic of end of life care in critical care.

Flipping the classroom. Victoria Brazil examines how different approaches to teaching can improve patient outcomes.

Vic Brazil opens smaccGOLD with a powerful insight into how conflict between "tribes" in our everyday working environment can adversely impact upon patient care.

The third of the three part literature review extravaganza with Chris Nickson and Rob Mac Sweeney. This time, it's the best of the rest...

Nickson And MacSweeney on the best guidelines, reviews and commentaries of 2013

Chris Nickson and Rob MacSweeney discuss the top 10 RCTs of 2013 in critical care.

Cartner and Cartner bring some insider information to managing mass disasters.

Fennessy adds an unexpected high note to the topic of managing the anaphylactic patient.

Minh Le Cong gives the finer points to maximise best outcomes managing the airway.

Gatward details the application of mobile and in-situ simulation training for medical teams.

Vassiliadis inspires with his trajectory from novice to teacher of airway skills and checklist applications.