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Michael Lauria

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Door to Support: The Role of Critical Care Transport in the Changing Landscape of Cardiogenic Shock Systems of Care

Acute Colonic Pseudo-Obstruction in the ICU

“My head is killing me…”: A Conventional Approach to Non-traumatic Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Nurse-led In Hospital Cardiac Arrest

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Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy

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CHF: A Quantitative Approach

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My Checklist Manifesto

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Human Factors in High Performance Airway Management

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Emergency Reflex Action Drills

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Evolution of the Stress Response

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The Case of the Dying Soldiers: Applications of Pharmacodynamics in Critical Care

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It's All in Your Mind: How Mental Models and Mental Practice Improve Team Performance

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Managing Acute Stress and Performance Under Pressure

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Force of Habit: Developing Effective Situation Awareness in Resuscitation

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Social Media in Medicine and Medical Education

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Approaching Aristotle: Striving for Brain Friendly Teaching

Lecture notes

Prehospital CRM: Maximal Simultaneous Activity with Minimal Bandwidth

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Equanimity, Puni, and Parachuting: Evolving Concepts in Resuscitation Performance

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Applying Engineering Psychology to Improve Performance in Resuscitation

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M&M: Troponins, Cardiac Arrest, and Getting Talked off the Edge

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