Emergency • Critical Care • Transport Nursing

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My name is Fraser MacKinnon RN, ENC(C), CEN, CFRN. I have been an ED nurse for over 20 years, having worked in small rural hospitals to regional trauma centers in three provinces. I have worked as a paramedic and critical care flight nurse and have taught numerous pre-hospital and emergency courses. I feel that to provide the best care possible one must be familiar with the most current research and therapies available. I have a special interest in trauma and resuscitation medicine. I hope this page can serve as one venue to keep current and stay interested in the practice of emergency care. FOAMEd, FOAMems, FOAMcc

03/17/2026

This systematic review and meta-analysis examines incidence of adverse events and central venous catheter avoidance after peripheral intravenous administration of vasopressors in adults with hypotension, shock, or critical illness.

03/17/2026
03/16/2026

Under the lens: utilizing trauma video review for performance improvement, quality improvement and resident and fellow education

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03/16/2026

Dynamic left ventricular outflow tract obstruction (LVOTO) is not a condition I learned about during residency, and it is not a condition I have diagnosed regularly, although I have probably missed it many many times. On First10EM, I usually prefer to start with a presenting symptom than a diagnosis...

03/16/2026

An approach to the emergency department management of refractory shock (patients who are not responding to basic norepinephrine).

03/15/2026

Adult patients invasively ventilated for greater than or equal to 48 hours were included after meeting weaning readiness criteria. The main exclusion criteria were do-not-reintubate orders and contraindications for esophageal pressure (PES) catheter insertion. Interventions: Randomization between HF...

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