St.Emlyn’s loves you John.
Thanks for being awesome and for sharing so much.
We will miss you terribly.
St.Emlyn’s
Please pass on your thoughts to the family via Rob Mac Sweeney (see below)
#SMACCfamily those who wish to pass their condolences to @DocJohnHinds' family, please tweet / DM / email me and I will collate and pass on.
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#SMACCfamily – please include your name / institution / country and message @DocJohnHinds
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Great thoughts
- Scott Weingart with John’s trauma thoughts at @emcrit
- Michelle Johnson’s beautiful words at Life in the Fast Lane. Ride on.
- Andy Neill from emergency medicine Ireland
- Skip to the end of this podcast mini to listen to a special recording of Danny Boy dedicated to John. Recorded by the Irish Youth Choir as conducted by Greg Beardsell.
Links to some of the great work John was involved with
- BBC Northern Ireland report and analysis
- Belfast Telegraph report
- The RAGE podcast tribute
- Cricolol talk
- Cases from the races at Intensive Care Network
- Irish Road Racing with @rollcagemedic (with Brent May)
- Trauma Thoughts with @emcrit
- JellyBean 029 interview with @thetopend
- Cases from the races on the RAGE podcast
And of course
- John enjoying life on a KTM
- A youtube tribute published today.
One final lap! Hundreds of bikers escorted Dr John Hinds’ cortège as it completed a tribute lap of his beloved Tandragee 100 circuit tonight. A fitting tribute to a very special man
Posted by Ulster Gazette Armagh on Tuesday, July 7, 2015
RIP Dr John Hinds inspired many like minded resuscitationists #resuswankers
Devastated. Dark day for NI, motorcycle racing, prehospital care, critical care medicine, and FOAMed. John was inspirational insightful and hilarious and I’ll greatly miss his Twitter banter, his talks at conferences and his general take on life.
My heartfelt condolences to John’s family. Northern Ireland, pre-hospital, trauma & critical care have lost a trail blazer and a champion. The FOAMed world is united in its grief. RIP John, you were an inspiration to so many.
Awful news. Never actually met John but had listened to many of his #FOAMed presentations and like so many was inspired by and learnt so much from him. So much achieved but sadly gone too soon. Thinking of his friends and family.
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A true loss. My condolences to his family, friends and colleagues. RIP Dr. Hinds.
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I feel like I know the guys behind the voices on RAGE and SMACC talks but sadly, will never get to meet Dr Hinds. I hope his loved ones know his voice carried far and and will be remembered. I’ll keep the lessons close.
Thanks John, rest in peace.
1st question: how does one rotate at your icu? even in a preceptorship/shadowing your practices?
Unusual question to ask but I am an emergency medicine attending at New York Presyberian of Queens, formerly New York Hospital Queens.
2nd question: what was the training model that Dr. John Hinds mentioned using to practice ED thoracotomies. I teach at a simulation lab and wish to train the residents without buy a pig to sacrifice for their training.
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