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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM. Literature for the Resuscitationist. EMCrit Blog. Published on December 14, 2012. Accessed on April 26th 2025. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/literature-for-resuscitationist/ ].
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Great stuff, Scott! I listeaned to Peter Rosen’s talk and have to tell you that althought times have changed, people did not. He went through a lot of the same sh*t that is happening right now here in Brazil . Emergency Medicine has not yet been recognized as a specialty in my country and the other specialties tend to repel us at every chance they get. Why? Afraid to lose costumers, I guess… The situation in our EDs is caotic as I’m sure you can imagine given the dificulties that a wealthy country like the US still faces daily in… Read more »
Awesome list. I especially like adding Sherlock Holmes. I am half way through sir aurthers writings.
I would add Patrick O´Briens´ “Aubrey/Maturin” series.
“Seamanship” is a time-honored concept of the mindset and logistics necessary to master a crisis with limited ressources and on your own wits.
The books are also extremely well written.
I will have to check these out!
Thanks for the shout-out. As to the Aubrey/Maturin series, I loved it but never thought about it as a parallel to EM. Maybe I should read it again.