Library resource guides: Procedures in pain medicine: Procedural videos

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Procedural videos

AccessAnesthesiology | Procedural Videos
AccessAnesthesiology includes foundations, airway management, regional anesthesia, paediatrics, and pharmacology.
AccessMedicine | Procedural Videos
AccessMedicine provides instant access to videos - for example: cardiovascular, dermatology, musculoskeletal, neurologic, pulmonary, reproductive and systemic. It also contains exploring essential radiology and female reproductive system modules.
ClinicalKey | Procedure Videos
ClinicalKey has 440 Procedures Consult resources which include videos and detailed instructions for a range of procedures.
LWW Health Library Anesthesiology | Video
LWW Health Library covers airway management, cardiothoracic anaesthesiology, general anaesthesiology, pain medicine and regional anaesthesiology
OPENPediatrics | Videos
Designed for clinicians by clinicians. Peer-reviewed videos with practical approaches to paediatric disease management and procedures.
Ovid | Multimedia
Ovid has a wide-ranging set of multimedia resources, including videos, including anaesthesiology, critical care medicine, pain management, pharmacology and much more

NEJM: Videos in clinical medicine

The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) has videos in clinical medicine, as well as ways to find other Multimedia by specialty.

Browse videos in clinical medicine.

Free anaesthesia-related videos

Anesthesia & Analgesia | Video Gallery
Over 100 videos covering many aspects of anaesthesiology.
Anesthesiology | Video Gallery
Each month, Anesthesiology editors select an article for a three to five minute video abstract further highlighting the author’s work.
Current Opinion in Anesthesiology | Video Gallery
A small collection of videos covering techniques and issues such as patient evaluation and scheduling.

Free medical videos

AMA Education Hub | Video
Hundreds of videos across a range of medical topics.
BroadcastMed
BroadcastMed has videos across medical specialty areas such as paediatrics, neurology and more.
NEJM | Videos in Clinical Medicine
NEJM has many videos in clinical medicine suitable for anaesthetists and pain specialists. Examples include: Clinical examination of the shoulder, Placing a lumbar epidural catheter, Managing procedural anxiety in children, Procedural sedation and analgesia in children, and Laryngeal mask airway in medical emergencies.
The Lancet (YouTube)
YouTube channel of The Lancet featuring videos that reveal details of research, empower authors to present their work in their own words, and explore the implications of key developments in science and health.

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