CoROM cast. Wilderness, Austere, Remote and Resource-limited Medicine.

This is a short introduction to the two lectures that Dr Slaven Bajic will be giving at the Medicine in the Mediterranean conference running from 31 January to 2 February. You can join us using the link below.https://corom.edu.mt/medicine-in-the-mediterranean-2026/

Join Bill Vasios, a skilled physician associate, and Rhod Jordan, a seasoned remote paramedic, as they dive into the Practical Prolonged Casualty Care manual. They discuss the essential role of clear communication in patient care and emphasize training for non-medical responders. Rhod highlights the significance of promoting patient autonomy and recognizing nonverbal pain signals. The conversation also touches on cultural considerations and practical techniques for prolonged casualty care, making it clear that fostering teamwork can lead to better outcomes.

Discover the voices shaping the future of remote, austere, and expeditionary healthcare. In this special podcast preview, you will hear directly from the expert presenters who will be leading sessions at ⁠Medicine in the Mediterranean⁠, held from 31 January to 2 February.This annual gathering brings together clinicians, researchers, and operational medics from across the globe, professionals delivering care in deserts, jungles, mountains, conflict zones, offshore platforms, and every environment in between.Places are still available, offering a rare opportunity to network with colleagues working at the cutting edge of remote medicine, gain insights from internationally recognised leaders, and strengthen your practice through evidence-based, real-world learning.If your goal is to elevate your capability in challenging environments, this is the forum. Excel by learning from those who set the standard.https://corom.edu.mt/medicine-in-the-mediterranean-2026/

Discover the voices shaping the future of remote, austere, and expeditionary healthcare. In this special podcast preview, you will hear directly from the expert presenters who will be leading sessions at ⁠Medicine in the Mediterranean⁠, held from 31 January to 2 February.This annual gathering brings together clinicians, researchers, and operational medics from across the globe, professionals delivering care in deserts, jungles, mountains, conflict zones, offshore platforms, and every environment in between.Places are still available, offering a rare opportunity to network with colleagues working at the cutting edge of remote medicine, gain insights from internationally recognised leaders, and strengthen your practice through evidence-based, real-world learning.If your goal is to elevate your capability in challenging environments, this is the forum. Excel by learning from those who set the standard.https://corom.edu.mt/medicine-in-the-mediterranean-2026/

Discover the voices shaping the future of remote, austere, and expeditionary healthcare. In this special podcast preview, you will hear directly from the expert presenters who will be leading sessions at Medicine in the Mediterranean, held from 31 January to 2 February.This annual gathering brings together clinicians, researchers, and operational medics from across the globe, professionals delivering care in deserts, jungles, mountains, conflict zones, offshore platforms, and every environment in between.Places are still available, offering a rare opportunity to network with colleagues working at the cutting edge of remote medicine, gain insights from internationally recognised leaders, and strengthen your practice through evidence-based, real-world learning.If your goal is to elevate your capability in challenging environments, this is the forum.Excel by learning from those who set the standard.https://corom.edu.mt/medicine-in-the-mediterranean-2026/

Discover the voices shaping the future of remote, austere, and expeditionary healthcare. In this special podcast preview, you will hear directly from the expert presenters who will be leading sessions at ⁠Medicine in the Mediterranean⁠, held from 31 January to 2 February.This annual gathering brings together clinicians, researchers, and operational medics from across the globe, professionals delivering care in deserts, jungles, mountains, conflict zones, offshore platforms, and every environment in between.Places are still available, offering a rare opportunity to network with colleagues working at the cutting edge of remote medicine, gain insights from internationally recognised leaders, and strengthen your practice through evidence-based, real-world learning.If your goal is to elevate your capability in challenging environments, this is the forum. Excel by learning from those who set the standard.https://corom.edu.mt/medicine-in-the-mediterranean-2026/

Dr. Chris Carter, a critical care nurse and academic in Zambia, shares his fascinating journey from military nursing to enhancing healthcare education in resource-limited settings. He discusses the significant impact of COVID-19 on critical care needs and emphasizes the vital role of collaboration with local partners. Chris reveals innovative low-cost solutions for nutrition and the importance of adaptable education programs. He encourages new professionals to embrace diverse opportunities and highlights the growing recognition of critical care nursing.

Greydon Ratushny, a critical care paramedic and recent MSc graduate, dives into his thesis on austere nerve blocks. He discusses the unique challenges in rural healthcare, emphasizing the importance of effective pain management in enhancing patient outcomes. Greydon shares insights from his international experiences and the critical role of paramedics in these settings. He advocates for tailored healthcare solutions and highlights the impact of innovative practices like point-of-care ultrasound on nerve block safety. A conversation filled with passion for improving rural healthcare!

Sam Kaufman, a former 18 Delta medic and herbalist, shares his wealth of knowledge on using herbs in austere medicine. He emphasizes the unique advantages of herbal remedies for tackling viral infections and discusses herbs that support gut, liver, and respiratory health. Kaufman highlights specific herbs like yarrow for wound healing and turmeric for inflammation. He also shares practical tips for growing kitchen herbs that can enhance health outcomes, making herbal medicine accessible even in resource-limited settings.

Sam Kaufman, an herbalist and wilderness medicine educator, dives into the world of guerrilla gardening and nutrition. He discusses the unique advantages of herbal remedies over pharmaceuticals, particularly their effectiveness in treating viral infections. Sam emphasizes the importance of foraging and cooking wild foods for better nutrition and highlights common edible plants like purslane and nettle. He also shares sustainable practices like humanure composting and the importance of sprouting seeds for quick nutrition, offering valuable tips for anyone interested in enhancing their food systems.