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ResusNation #83

Sep 23, 2024
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What ResusX:ReUnion Has Taught Me 

I've been running medical education conferences for a very long time and they have all been very rewarding, but this last conference was different. We ran our 5th annual ResusX conference in Philly from Septebmer 16-20. There were four pre-conference workshops including an airway, ultrasound, procedural and a literature review.

ResusX:ReUnion was five days of pure resuscitation magic with amazing educators, enthusiastic attendees, and a feeling of collaboration that I have rarely felt before. I met physcians, nurses, NPs, PAs, respiratory therapists, paramedics, students....all coming together to take their resuscitation skills to the next level.

There were no attitudes, no egos...just collegiality at its finest and a common goal to help our sickest patients get back home to their families. The best part of this all was, this was not Haney Mallemat's conference...it belonged to everyone. Everyone belonged and was invested in the message. I'm very proud of what ResusX:ReUnion has evolved into and I'm inspired for the next one in May of 2025.

Thank you for everyone who attended and for those who didn't you'll be able to watch on replay soon. On that note, let's get straight into the newsletter...

Welcome to the 83rd edition of ResusNation!

ResusX:ReUnion Was a Blast! 

ResusX:ReUnion was an absolutely fantastic educational, fun, and social event that brought people from all over the world....literally. Some people traveled from Australia, Austria, and Qatar just to be with us in Philadelphia. @thevascularguy did a great job taking videos and photos, and this reel is just one example of it all. 

Check out the video here.  

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This month, I am giving you something very special. Instead of the usual videos that you watch as an All-Access ResusNation Member, you will also receive 7 days of unlimited access to the ResusX:ROSC conference. This was our amazing cardiac arrest conference from 2023 and right now you can watch it for free. We love that you are a strong supporter and part of this community. I hope you enjoy this reward!

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