Evidence Based Anesthesia Blogs?

[JWebar]

Hey there guys!

As usual I come to you seeking you help P:

Some years ago I found a GREAT blog (The Bottom Line: Welcome) about the "must read" ICU papers. They do a fine job in analysing them and categorizing them by topic. Its a great way to avoid having to subscribe to a ton of expensive journals.

I was wondering if you know blogs about Anesthesiology for staying up to date, or just great anesthesia blogs that you feel help you with your practice.

Thanks in advance!
P.D.: Apologies for bad english ^_^U

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[JWebar]

 

[spacegun]

I like the Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) podcast.

ACCRAC Podcast

 

[chocomorsel]

@JWebar, Thanks a bunch. Nice site. Seems like the Europeans and Aussies have good blogs.

 

[JWebar]

I like the Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) podcast.

ACCRAC Podcast

Thx! Will check out

 

[Psai]

We suck at online education. I follow emcrit/pulmcrit.

 

[deleted171991]

@JWebar, Thanks a bunch. Nice site. Seems like the Europeans and Aussies have good blogs.

They don't have to be afraid about educating their replacements. Plus they work more normal hours.

 

[chocomorsel]

Hey there guys!

As usual I come to you seeking you help P:

Some years ago I found a GREAT blog (The Bottom Line: Welcome) about the "must read" ICU papers. They do a fine job in analysing them and categorizing them by topic. Its a great way to avoid having to subscribe to a ton of expensive journals.

I was wondering if you know blogs about Anesthesiology for staying up to date, or just great anesthesia blogs that you feel help you with your practice.

Thanks in advance!
P.D.: Apologies for bad english ^_^U

Why do you think your English is bad? Reads well to me.

 

[JWebar]

Why do you think your English is bad? Reads well to me.

Lol its not my native tongue so I usually just assume I'm making some (hopefully) minor mistakes that I am not aware of
Thanks for the compliment btw

 

[JWebar]

We suck at online education. I follow emcrit/pulmcrit.

These are GREAT too, but I was looking something more anesthesia oriented.

 

[chocomorsel]

Lol its not my native tongue so I usually just assume I'm making some (hopefully) minor mistakes that I am not aware of
Thanks for the compliment btw

It’s not my native tongue either. But been speaking it since age four. Have confidence in your English. It’s better than many Native speakers.

 

[leaverus]

It’s not my native tongue either. But been speaking it since age four. Have confidence in your English. It’s better than many Native speakers.

?? been speaking since age FOUR? that pretty much makes it (one of) your native tongue.

 

[chocomorsel]

?? been speaking since age FOUR? that pretty much makes it (one of) your native tongue.

Really? Never thought of it like that before because it’s not my first language.

 

[GlowInTheDark]

I like the Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC) podcast.

ACCRAC Podcast

Its my go-to. I learn a lot of anesthesia while mowing my lawn.

 

[deleted171991]

It’s not my native tongue either. But been speaking it since age four. Have confidence in your English. It’s better than many Native speakers.

Yours is not.

 

[chocomorsel]

Yours is not.

Mucha grassy ass

 

[David Moss]

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