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DrBarai
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Приєднався 25 лис 2008
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Hello!
Welcome to the channel. I am a Consultant in Emergency Medicine.
I am passionate about Medical Education. My special interests are Ultrasound, Medical research, ECG and anything to do with Emergency Medicine. In this channel, I have shared a selection of learning videos ranging from Emergency Medicine to R Statistics. Patient confidentiality has been maintained.
Topics covered:
1. ECG
2. ABG
3. Radiology
4. Emergency Medicine cases
5. Urgent Care cases
6. Critical appraisal of literature
7. Health and Well-being
8. Toxicology
9. Traumatology
10. Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) and Echocardiography
11. And many more... ... ...
Please get in touch if you have any burning questions, constructive suggestions or some awesome ideas.
If you find the videos useful, please share the videos and subscribe to the channel. It's all free!
If you find the videos a complete waste of your time, please share them with someone you hate......!!!
Hello!
Welcome to the channel. I am a Consultant in Emergency Medicine.
I am passionate about Medical Education. My special interests are Ultrasound, Medical research, ECG and anything to do with Emergency Medicine. In this channel, I have shared a selection of learning videos ranging from Emergency Medicine to R Statistics. Patient confidentiality has been maintained.
Topics covered:
1. ECG
2. ABG
3. Radiology
4. Emergency Medicine cases
5. Urgent Care cases
6. Critical appraisal of literature
7. Health and Well-being
8. Toxicology
9. Traumatology
10. Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) and Echocardiography
11. And many more... ... ...
Please get in touch if you have any burning questions, constructive suggestions or some awesome ideas.
If you find the videos useful, please share the videos and subscribe to the channel. It's all free!
If you find the videos a complete waste of your time, please share them with someone you hate......!!!
Mastering Ultrasound Guided Vascular Access: A comprehensive guide with Dr. Conor Kelly
In this Podcast we talk about Ultrasound Guided Vascular Access for the medical and nursing professionals with Dr. Conor Kelly.
Welcome to the channel! In today’s Podcast, we’ll dive deep into the world of ultrasound guided vascular access, a crucial technique for medical and nursing professionals that ensures safe and effective cannulation. Whether you’re a seasoned anesthesiologist, an emergency physician, a doctor, a nurse, or a medical student, understanding US-guided vascular access is essential for improving patient outcomes. So, let’s get started!
What is Ultrasound-Guided Vascular Access?
Ultrasound guided vascular access involves using high-frequency ultrasound to visualize vessels before inserting a needle or catheter. This technique enhances accuracy, especially in difficult vessels, reducing the risk of complications associated with traditional venipuncture methods using landmark or palpation techniques.
Benefits of Ultrasound Guidance for Vascular Access:
1. Increased Success Rates: Visualizing the vein in real-time helps in precise cannulation, minimizing the need for multiple needle sticks.
2. Reduced Complications: It lowers the chances of damaging surrounding structures and reduces the incidence of hematomas.
3. Enhanced Safety: Particularly valuable in critical illness scenarios where conventional methods might be challenging or risky.
Why Choose Ultrasound for Vascular Access?
Ultrasound-guided vascular access is preferred for several reasons:
- Visibility: Provides a clear view of the vessels, improving accuracy.
- Patient Comfort: Minimizes discomfort by reducing the number of attempts.
- Efficiency: Speeds up the procedure, which is crucial in emergency situations.
Key Techniques for Ultrasound-Guided Vascular Access:
1. Choosing the Right Equipment:
Investing in quality equipment like a good ultrasound system can significantly impact your success. Look for features that offer high-resolution imaging and user-friendly interfaces.
2. Preparing the Patient:
Ensure the patient is properly positioned and the skin is prepared with antiseptic solutions. Proper positioning enhances vein visibility and accessibility. Clinician, cannula, vein and ultrasound machine should be in a straight line. This can be achieved by placing the ultrasound machine on the opposite side of the clinician who is performing the cannulation.
3. Locating the Vein:
Use the ultrasound probe to locate the vein. Adjust the probe’s angle and depth settings to get the clearest view. Remember, ultrasound can be an invaluable tool in this process.
4. Inserting the Needle/ cannula:
With the vessel clearly visible on the screen, insert the cannula using a technique that minimizes discomfort and maximizes accuracy. The cannulation procedure should be steady and precise. Application of EMLA or local anesthetics prior to the procedure helps the most in such cases.
5. Confirming Placement:
Once the catheter is in place, confirm its position by checking for blood return and re-evaluating with the ultrasound.
Advanced Techniques and Tips:
- For vessels that are hard to locate, consider using a high-frequency probe and applying gentle pressure to increase vessel prominence.
- Stay calm and steady.
- Practice makes perfect, so continually refine your technique through training and practice.
Training and Courses:
For those looking to deepen their skills, enrolling in an ultrasound-guided vascular access course or seeking out specialized training can be highly beneficial. In our hospitals, we regularly run ultrasound guided vascular access workshops and training programmes. Please inquire for more information!
In Summary:
Ultrasound-guided vascular access is a game-changer in modern medicine, offering precision and efficiency in vascular cannulation. By understanding and applying the principles of US-guided vascular access, you can enhance patient safety and improve procedural outcomes.
If you found this video helpful, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more content on emergency medicine, critical care, anaesthesia, anaesthesiology, and medical procedures. For further reading, check out our other videos on ultrasound-guided IV techniques and advanced POCUS applications.
Thanks for watching, and see you in the next Podcast!
If you still have any burning questions or some awesome ideas, please write in the comment section below and we will get back to you soon.
Subscribe: ua-cam.com/users/drbarai
Feedback: forms.gle/ZZ8UfEo5gHRa7WUn6
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* Website: drbarai.weebly.com/
* Twitter: @drbarai
* email: drabarai.contact@gmail.com
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* Music and picture source: www.pixabay.com, www.pexels.com
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#AskDrBarai #VascularAccess #POCUS #EmergencyMedicine #UrgentCare
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Welcome to the channel! In today’s Podcast, we’ll dive deep into the world of ultrasound guided vascular access, a crucial technique for medical and nursing professionals that ensures safe and effective cannulation. Whether you’re a seasoned anesthesiologist, an emergency physician, a doctor, a nurse, or a medical student, understanding US-guided vascular access is essential for improving patient outcomes. So, let’s get started!
What is Ultrasound-Guided Vascular Access?
Ultrasound guided vascular access involves using high-frequency ultrasound to visualize vessels before inserting a needle or catheter. This technique enhances accuracy, especially in difficult vessels, reducing the risk of complications associated with traditional venipuncture methods using landmark or palpation techniques.
Benefits of Ultrasound Guidance for Vascular Access:
1. Increased Success Rates: Visualizing the vein in real-time helps in precise cannulation, minimizing the need for multiple needle sticks.
2. Reduced Complications: It lowers the chances of damaging surrounding structures and reduces the incidence of hematomas.
3. Enhanced Safety: Particularly valuable in critical illness scenarios where conventional methods might be challenging or risky.
Why Choose Ultrasound for Vascular Access?
Ultrasound-guided vascular access is preferred for several reasons:
- Visibility: Provides a clear view of the vessels, improving accuracy.
- Patient Comfort: Minimizes discomfort by reducing the number of attempts.
- Efficiency: Speeds up the procedure, which is crucial in emergency situations.
Key Techniques for Ultrasound-Guided Vascular Access:
1. Choosing the Right Equipment:
Investing in quality equipment like a good ultrasound system can significantly impact your success. Look for features that offer high-resolution imaging and user-friendly interfaces.
2. Preparing the Patient:
Ensure the patient is properly positioned and the skin is prepared with antiseptic solutions. Proper positioning enhances vein visibility and accessibility. Clinician, cannula, vein and ultrasound machine should be in a straight line. This can be achieved by placing the ultrasound machine on the opposite side of the clinician who is performing the cannulation.
3. Locating the Vein:
Use the ultrasound probe to locate the vein. Adjust the probe’s angle and depth settings to get the clearest view. Remember, ultrasound can be an invaluable tool in this process.
4. Inserting the Needle/ cannula:
With the vessel clearly visible on the screen, insert the cannula using a technique that minimizes discomfort and maximizes accuracy. The cannulation procedure should be steady and precise. Application of EMLA or local anesthetics prior to the procedure helps the most in such cases.
5. Confirming Placement:
Once the catheter is in place, confirm its position by checking for blood return and re-evaluating with the ultrasound.
Advanced Techniques and Tips:
- For vessels that are hard to locate, consider using a high-frequency probe and applying gentle pressure to increase vessel prominence.
- Stay calm and steady.
- Practice makes perfect, so continually refine your technique through training and practice.
Training and Courses:
For those looking to deepen their skills, enrolling in an ultrasound-guided vascular access course or seeking out specialized training can be highly beneficial. In our hospitals, we regularly run ultrasound guided vascular access workshops and training programmes. Please inquire for more information!
In Summary:
Ultrasound-guided vascular access is a game-changer in modern medicine, offering precision and efficiency in vascular cannulation. By understanding and applying the principles of US-guided vascular access, you can enhance patient safety and improve procedural outcomes.
If you found this video helpful, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more content on emergency medicine, critical care, anaesthesia, anaesthesiology, and medical procedures. For further reading, check out our other videos on ultrasound-guided IV techniques and advanced POCUS applications.
Thanks for watching, and see you in the next Podcast!
If you still have any burning questions or some awesome ideas, please write in the comment section below and we will get back to you soon.
Subscribe: ua-cam.com/users/drbarai
Feedback: forms.gle/ZZ8UfEo5gHRa7WUn6
_____________________________________________________________
* Website: drbarai.weebly.com/
* Twitter: @drbarai
* email: drabarai.contact@gmail.com
_______________________________________________________________
* Music and picture source: www.pixabay.com, www.pexels.com
______________________________________________________________
#AskDrBarai #VascularAccess #POCUS #EmergencyMedicine #UrgentCare
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Podcast: POCUS in General Practice with Dr Thomas Lokkegaard
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Podcast: Echo in Life Support with Dr Allan Whitehead. Part 2 I An Australian perspective
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In this video Podcast we are going to show you Echo in Life Support with Dr Allan Whitehead. Part 2. In Part 1 of the Podcast, we talked about Echo in life support in general with some personal examples, images and clips. In Part 2 of the Podcast, we focus on Echo in life support from an Australian perspective, training, challenges, pitfalls and Allan’s tips and tricks! In the realm of critical...
Podcast: Echo in Life Support with Dr Allan Whitehead. Part 1
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In this video Podcast we are going to show you Echo in Life Support with Dr Allan Whitehead. Part 1. In the realm of critical care, echo in life support has emerged as a vital tool for clinicians, providing real-time insights into cardiac function and hemodynamic status. The advent of bedside echo, specifically focused cardiac ultrasound (FOCUS), has empowered healthcare professionals to make r...
Podcast: Ultrasound Artifacts (Artefacts) with Martin Necas- Seeing is believing!!
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In this video Podcast we are going to show you Martin's expertise in Ultrasound Artefacts (Artifacts). Ultrasound artifacts also known as ultrasound artefacts are a common finding during our ultrasound use. How these ultrasound artifacts (artefacts) are generated and how they can be interpreted is very important to understand. At the basic level, we talked about ultrasound artifacts physics whi...
Podcast: Bedside Echo with Wendy Finnie
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In this podcast we are going to show the latest episode of our Podcast with Wendy Finnie. Bedside echo is a fascinating tool to assess critically unwell patients. To many, bedside echocardiography makes a huge difference in patient management too. In this podcast, we talked about bedside echo pocus. We have demonstrated bedside echo probe placement, bedside echo views, and bedside echocardiogra...
Dr Avijit Barai
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In this video we are going to show you Bio of Dr Avijit Barai. If you have not done already, please subscribe to the channel and press on the bell icon so that we can share with you new videos every week on various topics which are relevant to your clinical practice. If you still have any burning questions or some awesome ideas, please write in the comment section and my team will get back to y...
Brugada criteria: How to differentiate VT from SVT
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In this video we are going to show you how to differentiate VT from SVT though the application of Brugada criteria. Brugada criteria is a common and simple step-wise tool to detect VT. It these criteria are not fulfilled, the broad complex tachycardia is likely to be SVT with aberrant conduction. Many clinicians use Brugada criteria for VT vs SVT differentiation and we we learn that technique i...
Webinar Ultrasound guided nerve block: Upper limb
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In this video we are going to show you how to perform a safe and effective Ultrasound guided nerve block: Upper limb. If you have not done already, please subscribe to the channel and press on the bell icon so that we can share with you new videos every week on various topics which are relevant to your clinical practice. If you still have any burning questions or some awesome ideas, please writ...
Brugada Criteria- VT vs SVT made simple
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In this video we are going to show you Brugada Criteria - VT vs SVT made simple Brugada criteria is commonly used to diagnose VT. It is also used for differentiating VT from SVT. It is different from brugada syndrome which is a cardiological emergency. Here, we are going to show you how to use Brugada criteria to differentiate ventricular tachycardia and supraventricular tachycardia with aberra...
Cardiac arrest rhythms- All the ECG rhythms that you will ever need to know in arrest and periarrest
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drbarai.contact@gmail.com In this video we are going to show you Cardiac arrest rhythms- All the ECG rhythms that you will ever need to know for Cardiac arrest and periarrest scenarios We see cardiac arrest and periarrest scenarios in the Emergency Departments, Urgent care centres, wards, ICU, theatres and even in the community. If you are a doctor, nurse or paramedic, identifying the ECG rhyth...
All the ECG Rhythms in Cardiac Arrest and Periarrest scenarios
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drbarai.contact@gmail.com In this video we are going to show you All the ECG Rhythms in Cardiac Arrest and Periarrest scenarios We see cardiac arrest and periarrest scenarios in the Emergency Departments, Urgent care centres, wards, ICU, theatres and even in the community. How ekg or ecg is interepreted in such time critical emergencies make a huge impact on the outcome of the patients. The com...
Skin rash: Diagnosis and management. A systematic approach.
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drbarai.contact@gmail.com In this video we are going to show you A systematic approach of the Diagnosis and management of Skin rash: Many colleagues asked me about Skin rash diagnosis and treatment. There are some skin rashes that itch, some don't. Some skin rash is found all over the body while others are found in classic locations. Some also asked about the skin rash home remedies. There are ...
Ultrasound guided vascular access | IV access | IV cannulation
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drbarai.contact@gmail.com In this video we are going to show you how to perform Ultrasound guided vascular access | IV access | IV cannulation. Vascular access sometimes can be challening and difficult. However, ultrasound makes the life very easy for us. In this video, we will show you how to get iv access with ultrasound. Many asks me how to get vascular access with ultrasound machine and is ...
How to write critical appraisal of a Randomized Control Trial or RCT | 2022
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In this video, we are going to show you how to write critical appraisal of a Randomized Control Trial or RCT. Critical appraisal is an essential tool that every clinician should master. Many clinicians ask me about how to write the critical appraisal of medical journal articles, specially that of randomized control trials or RCT. Here, we are going to explore that topic in details. Unlike the c...
How to write critical appraisal of a journal article
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How to write critical appraisal of a journal article
How to increase resolution of images in GIMP for FREE
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How to increase resolution of images in GIMP for FREE
Cardiac axis deviation made super easy | Cardiac axis calculation
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Cardiac axis deviation made super easy | Cardiac axis calculation
Focused cardiac ultrasound | FOCUS | Bedside echocardiography | Echocardiogram
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Focused cardiac ultrasound | FOCUS | Bedside echocardiography | Echocardiogram
7 things you did not know about the Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm (AIVR) vs VT
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7 things you did not know about the Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm (AIVR) vs VT
#AskDrBarai: 7 Things that you must know about the Critical appraisal of medical journal articles
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#AskDrBarai: 7 Things that you must know about the Critical appraisal of medical journal articles
#AskDrBarai: Sternoclavicular joint dislocation and subluxation I 2021
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#AskDrBarai: Sternoclavicular joint dislocation and subluxation I 2021
Broken heart syndrome aka Takotsubo or Stress cardiomyopathy
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Broken heart syndrome aka Takotsubo or Stress cardiomyopathy
#AskDrBarai: Takotsubo cardiomyopathy (Stress cardiomyopathy/ Broken heart syndrome)
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#AskDrBarai: Takotsubo cardiomyopathy (Stress cardiomyopathy/ Broken heart syndrome)
#AskDrBarai: 2nd Degree Heart block II Second Degree AV Block II ECG Made Super Easy
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#AskDrBarai: 2nd Degree Heart block II Second Degree AV Block II ECG Made Super Easy
#AskDrBarai: 3rd Degree Heart Block I ECG Made Super Easy I ECG 001
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#AskDrBarai: 3rd Degree Heart Block I ECG Made Super Easy I ECG 001
Brugada Criteria for VT vs SVT I ECG Made Super Easy
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Brugada Criteria for VT vs SVT I ECG Made Super Easy
Migraine Diagnosis and Treatment I All you need to know
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Migraine Diagnosis and Treatment I All you need to know
#AskDrBarai: Migraine symptoms, Migraine diagnosis, Migraine relief, Migraine treatment
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#AskDrBarai: Migraine symptoms, Migraine diagnosis, Migraine relief, Migraine treatment
#AskDrBarai: 1st degree heart block I First degree AV block I Atrioventricular block
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#AskDrBarai: 1st degree heart block I First degree AV block I Atrioventricular block
Excellent 👌,very helpful.Thanks
Thank you so much for your comments! Happy watching!! More videos to come...
Áudio is very low but explanation is very good.
Noted
It's amazing to hearing about the fantastic works being done in the field of Point of Care Ultrasound in General Practices in Denmark!
thank you sir. this was invaluable.
Thank you very much for watching! Is there anything you want me to cover in my next ECG video?
@@DrBarai would you be able to do lead aVR please. especially as it applies to pericarditis, TCA toxicity, left main disease, and in helping with lead misplacement. thanks in advance.
@@ephrem3966 Sure thing!
Thanks a lot sir.
Thank you!!!
Thank you very much!
Thank you!!!!
A huge thank you to Martin for sharing his awesome expertise in this Podcast. There are so many things to learn from him!!
A Big thank you to Wendy for sharing her wealth of knowledge of Bedside echo in this Podcast.
Very helpful Sir
Thank you for watching!!
very clear .Thank you Doc.!!
Glad that it helped! A lot more videos will be uploaded in this channel soon. Please watch the space!!
Thanks Avijit -excellent for phlebology trainees as well
Thank you!!
Excellent Discussion. Keep up the good work sir. Waiting for many more educational videos
Thank you for watching. I will certainly upload some more interesting ECG, ultrasound and Emergency Medicine materials. Watch the space!!!
Sir, could u please fix this problem? 🙏 Please lemme know....
Apologies for the delays in replying. I will send you some suggestions soon. Best wishes.
i semi-broke my right scapular spine along with right scj dislocation(anterior) while punching really fast 6 years ago, no swelling, only stiffness around my shouder. can this still be fixed doc? or how does this affect my health? will this ruin my life more?
Nice presentation
Thanks Collin! Any suggestions about new videos?
Thank you for this Doc!
Thanks for watching!! Please subscribe to the channel to get new videos and updates!
Excellent explanation! Thank you
Thank you! Any suggestions about new videos?
Finally some good advice, thank you.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!!
Thank you very much, your video makes my work easy.
You are most welcome
Many thanks, sir. You saved my thesis.
Glad it helped!
It works! you saved my life. Thank you
Excellent! It nice to see that the video helped you.
thank you
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Vt ablation succes rate
It's variable. It may be as high as 90%
Ref. Tung R, Vaseghi M, Frankel DS, Vergara P, Di Biase L, Nagashima K, Yu R, Vangala S, Tseng CH, Choi EK, Khurshid S. Freedom from recurrent ventricular tachycardia after catheter ablation is associated with improved survival in patients with structural heart disease: an International VT Ablation Center Collaborative Group study. Heart rhythm. 2015 Sep 1;12(9):1997-2007.
thankyou dr help for my study.
Glad that it was helpful. Please subscribe to the channel for more videos. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Thank you for watching!
very detailed and well understood. Thank you Dr B for this,
Thank you for watching! More videos are on their way to be uploaded. Watch the space!!! Please feel free to let me know if you have any suggestions for new videos...
Thank you Sir DrBarai, this content was so useful!.
You are welcome! A lot more videos on their way!! Keep watching...
Watch the space for Ultrasound teaching and discussion sessions. Thanks for subscribing and supporting the channel!
Where are the charts of classic location of rash in adults and pediatrics
They will be uploaded in my new video. Watch the space!
@@DrBarai okay hoping to see it soon
@@anshudeo9224 Absolutely!
I'm confused. If you use your technique to enhance an image, won't the image be significantly smaller when printed?
I give thanks to God for making me come across Doctor Iyhere herbal channel on UA-cam while I was checking for hives solutions. The way his medicines works are like magic.
Hoping to see a new solution everyday that is not forthcoming can be tiring, i saw doctor Iyhere herbal medication from a friends page on youtube. And since then I had been following his updates. And I got involved by depositing the money and got my own batch of herbal medicine.
Thank you 😊
Cheers!
Thank you
No worries!
What is an average time to spend on specific article to do critical appraisal of it? .....to present as a student of postgrad program... Thanks in advance sir
Great question! Thank you! The time taken per paper depends on multiple factors: 1) type of paper, 2) quality of paper, 3) your reading speed, 4) complexity of data , 5) the type of article you are writing to name a few. My approach is to read the abstract thoroughly at first to get a helicopter view of the article, then go through the methods, results and discussion. Finally go through the entire article. If you follow this strategy, it may take 2 to 3 hours per paper. There is also a short cut version of each steps. Perhaps, I will do another video on that topic. Cheers! Dr Barai
Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
Greatly appreciate your prompt response to the viewers on top of the intellectual input you are making by your videos.... Keep good work
Thanks, will do!
This video is great! thank you! Gimp is safe to download and the video is easy to follow. Great job. I successfully changed the resolution of my image.
Thank you!
Sir, I have a doubt, while writing a critical appraisal, should we write the headings such as Aim, Methods etc., or just the summary? Please help me
Great question! The best thing to do is to write the critical appraisal as per the tool kits. The way it reads better is by saying 1) what the authors have written, 2) what you think including the strengths and weaknesses followed by 3) an analysis as to how it is going to change your management if at all and finally 4) some recommendations. Hope that helps. Stay tuned! More videos on their way...
Hi Dr Barai, I tried to do your method. But why is it that after exporting it says the tiff file image cannot be open/ invalid or cannot be supported
Let me check
Hlo sir, how to convert JPEG to TIF?
Thanku sir. This helped a lot.
Thank you!
Hi Dr Barai! The video is excellent!!! It is really helpful for my CAS test.
Glad it was helpful! A lot more videos are going to be uploaded soon. Hope you like them too!
Difficult to understand the language between the accent and the robot voice. Thank you
Thanks Anna
hello doctor, I'm confused with Q, R, S, T definition; postive/negative defletion in terms of VT, is there any more example of picture annotation? thank you.
A lot more videos are going to be uploaded soon with a lot of examples. Thank you
Dr please can you tell me if you can recover without medication? I had to stop ramipril as it made me feel worse please reply thank you
Gimp doesn't work no more. I can't even upload an image without the thing crashing, let alone do anything on it.
Sorry to hear that!
i need to make my photo higher resolution photo in 1920x1080 pixels, how do I do that?
not gonna lie too i followed it to the end but my app softs way different to Nice tutorials.
I want to ask that the pixel/inch details are not showing up for me, what is the reason?