Steve Mathieu's guest appearances

Steve Mathieu

Coda Change

Intensive Care Society Radio

The Creative Minds

Tom Evens

Mervyn Singer

Paul Young

Simon Finfer

Peter Brindley

Alex Psirides

Simon Carley

John Hinds

Paul Marik

Zack Shinar

Joe Bellezzo

George Kovacs

Bryan Hayes

Rich Levitan

Karim Brohi

OwlTail

Meet Steve Mathieu, Steve has written 3 books this past year as COVID hit. WHAT !!! I guess this is what it is like to be effectively productive during COVID. One of my listeners on my podcast asked me to interview Steve and ask him a bit more about his book "The Pineapple Theory" which is available on Amazon. The title also got me curious to know more about it and what it is all about. I am so glad we ended up connecting. I can't wait for you to check it out. He shares a ton of wisdom throughout the whole episode.Connect with Steve on Linked In: (Steve Mathieu) Connect with Aida on Linked In: (Aida Tleel), Instagram: (aidatleel13)

Meet Steve Mathieu, Steve has written 3 books this past year as COVID hit. WHAT !!! I guess this is what it is like to be effectively productive during COVID. One of my listeners on my podcast asked me to interview Steve and ask him a bit more about his book "The Pineapple Theory" which is available on Amazon. The title also got me curious to know more about it and what it is all about. I am so glad we ended up connecting. I can't wait for you to check it out. He shares a ton of wisdom throughout the whole episode.Connect with Steve on Linked In: (Steve Mathieu) Connect with Aida on Linked In: (Aida Tleel), Instagram: (aidatleel13)

#60: Steve Mathieu x Aida Tleel "The Pineapple Theory"

Gary Masterson

SOA18. Session 1: Opening Plenary Welcome Gary Masterson (ICS President) &amp; Steve Mathieu (ICS Programme Director)

SOA18. Session 1: Opening Plenary Welcome Gary Masterson (ICS President) &amp; Steve Mathieu (ICS Programme Director)

Opening Plenary SOA2018  - welcome by Gary Masterson & Steve Mathieu

This talk will cover what we should do for patients who are considered too sick to have emergency surgery. These patients provide major management challenges in Critical Care. Do we admit them to intensive care to optimise them prior to emergency surgery or should we get on with surgery and resuscitate them intraoperatively? Should the surgery, if undertaken, be limited to damgae control surgery or operative resuscitation, or should more definitive surgical procedures be undertaken. There often isn't good evidence to mandate a course of action either way so the decision will mostly be based on the treating clinicians opinions. In these complex cases, who should decide? These factors and others will be examined

This talk will cover what we should do for patients who are considered too sick to have emergency surgery. These patients provide major management challenges in Critical Care. Do we admit them to intensive care to optimise them prior to emergency surgery or should we get on with surgery and resuscitate them intraoperatively? Should the surgery, if undertaken, be limited to damgae control surgery or operative resuscitation, or should more definitive surgical procedures be undertaken. There often isn't good evidence to mandate a course of action either way so the decision will mostly be based on the treating clinicians opinions. In these complex cases, who should decide? These factors and others will be examined

Steve Mathieu - Too Sick for Surgery