Cliff Reid: Making Things Happen

[@growilltalkshow]

We learnt a lot from your online lectures and podcasts

[@cliftonreedjr6073]

I am a retired critical care RN that has been around the block a few times. Really liked your talk especially the groping thing. Very funny! Loved the presentation. Also commented, because we almost have the same names. Well done.

[@jamesfohare]

Appart from the clinical side this is a lesson for life at anytime a lot is commonsince thank you Doc .

[@davidpecora7750]

great talk. SMACC is changing how we educate the medical field.

[@mitzumyint2349]

thank you for this presentation

[@davidmcilwaine35]

Great work Cliff. Really enjoyed your thoughts and careful, expert delivery. If ever I'm trapped on a cliff face..... there is only one man i want hanging off the helicopter, unless it's someone who's been trained by you! Cheers

[@AidanBaron]

Awesome vid cliff!

[@rnswansong]

You could persuade me to jump off a bridge! Thank you for this presentation. It is apparent you have fantastic people skills, and a Huge sense of humor... I hope that Ketamine becomes a drug of choice in the ED here in the states!

[@andrewrcoggins]

It's just great stuff...

[@boudibla4011]

"use the grope" 17:15 hahahaahah

[@funkytomtom]

I'm a critical care/trauma tech, and I sort of resent the idea that we're not skilled and proficient at placing lines on ANY kind of sick patient. Techs at my tertiary-care facility are adept at placing IVs, ultrasound-guided IVs (with a good deal more experience than the vast majority of docs), and IOs, all aggressively--when indicated--successfully, and safely.