Matthew Miller

Conjoint Lecturer

Australia

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Matthew Miller is a Conjoint Lecturer at the University of New South Wales Saint George and Sutherland Clinical School in Australia. His research areas include postoperative nausea and vomiting, trauma outcomes measurement, and analgesic techniques for rib fractures. Recent publications examine various aspects of emergency procedures and prehospital care, contributing valuable insights to the field of trauma medicine.

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Anders Aneman

Conjoint Associate Professor

AUSTRALIA

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Laura Hawryluck

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University Health Network

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Brian Burns

faculty of medicine and health sciences macquarie university sydney nsw australia

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Cheryl Carcel

University of New South Wales

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A Retrospective Single-site Study Comparing Electronic Data Abstraction and International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision–Australian Modification Coding Data for Routine Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting Audit

Data-driven identification of urgent surgical procedures for use in trauma outcomes measurement

Anatomical Location of Rib Fractures and Associated Analgesic Benefits Achieved From Serratus Anterior Plane Blocks: A Spatial Point Pattern Analysis

Randomized Trial of Safety, Effectiveness, and Acceptability of Two Different 2% Lidocaine Preparations for Airway Topicalization

Randomized Trial of Safety, Effectiveness, and Acceptability of Two Different 2% Lidocaine Preparations for Airway Topicalization

Alfentanil versus fentanyl for emergency department rapid sequence induction with ketamine: A-FAKT, a pilot randomized trial

Identifying prehospital trauma patients from ambulance patient care records; comparing two methods using linked data in New South Wales, Australia

Brain Injury Associated Shock: An Under-Recognized and Challenging Prehospital Phenomenon

Factors Associated With Desaturation in Prehospital Rapid Sequence Intubation in a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service

Anatomical Location of Rib Fractures and Associated Analgesic Benefits Achieved From Serratus Anterior Plane Blocks: A Spatial Point Pattern Analysis

The effect of ketamine and fentanyl on haemodynamics during intubation in pre‐hospital and retrieval medicine

Measured task load in directed observers versus active participants undergoing high‐fidelity simulation education in a critical care setting

A retrospective validation of ROTEM algorithms for detecting hyperfibrinolysis demonstrates poor agreement for prediction of in-hospital mortality and transfusion requirement in a general, non-cardiac, surgical population

Out-of-Hospital Pediatric Video Laryngoscopy With an Adult Device: A Case Series Presented With a Contemporary Group Intubated With Direct Laryngoscopy.

Differences in the pre‐hospital management of women and men with stroke by emergency medical services in New South Wales

Describing the Challenges of Prehospital Rapid Sequence Intubation by Macintosh Blade Video Laryngoscopy Recordings

Impact of a continuous enhanced cardio-respiratory monitoring pathway on cardio-respiratory complications after bariatric surgery: A retrospective cohort study

A multicenter evaluation of the accuracy of prehospital eFAST by a physician-staffed helicopter emergency medical service

Improving ambulance dispatch triage to trauma: a scoping review using the framework of development and evaluation of clinical prediction rules

Prehospital activation of a coordinated multidisciplinary hospital response in preparation for patients with severe hemorrhage. A state-wide data linkage study of the New South Wales “Code Crimson” pathway

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Anders Aneman

Laura Hawryluck

Brian Burns

Cheryl Carcel

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