Grasmere from Fairfield. What a view!
Reader in Critical Care and Anaesthesia University of Edinburgh
David Griffith
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Honorary Consultant in Critical Care and Anaesthesia NHS Lothian
Reader in Critical Care and Anaesthesia University of Edinburgh
Reader in Critical Care and Anaesthesia University of Edinburgh
Last week was special.
The Crit Care programme at #EdinburghUni awarded its first ever #MScs.
After 5 years in the making (2 years of work even before the first student logged in!) and a pandemic during lauch year we wondered if this moment would ever come.
Congratulations to all our graduating students and to all my amazing colleagues but particularly my partner in crime Graham Nimmo (second from left) who retires this year.
So much Mastodon migration angst
I get it
I felt it
Turns out Mastodon does NOT have lock-in features like corporate social media. So you can start anywhere (think of it as your first apartment), wander around, and find a more permanent home later
Here is Mastodon’s founder:
Jack Iwashyna🫁 on Twitter
“So much Mastodon migration angst I get it I felt it Turns out Mastodon does NOT have lock-in features like corporate social media. So you can start anywhere (think of it as your first apartment), wander around, and find a more permanent home later Here is Mastodon’s founder:”
The Scottish ICU community is running free updates for the whole MDT. This one on #livertransplant by my cons colleague Scott McNeill.
PLEASE SHARE!
SICS is hosting a series of evening Education Update Webinars, connecting the ICU community in Scotland and beyond.
FREE to attend and open to all members of the MDT.
17th November - Liver transplantation, Dr Scott McNeill
Sign up
https://tinyurl.com/yumnedxt
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/sicsmembers/status/1587056313640566784
12 November 1847. The first public demonstration of the use of chloroform as an anaesthetic was presented by James Simpson at Edinburgh University. After his death, a burial spot in Westminster Abbey was offered to his family, but they declined it, and buried him in Edinburgh.
Prof. Frank McDonough on Twitter
“12 November 1847. The first public demonstration of the use of chloroform as an anaesthetic was presented by James Simpson at Edinburgh University. After his death, a burial spot in Westminster Abbey was offered to his family, but they declined it, and buried him in Edinburgh.”