Is Ketamine associated with haemodynamic stability in critically ill patients?
With Malusi Mtetwa · View profile →
Research Review of ParaPodcast.
Is Ketamine associated with haemodynamic stability in critically ill patients? — a conversation with Malusi Mtetwa from Global. Part of our Research series, exploring the people, ideas, and evidence shaping global EMS.
Malusi Mtetwa
🇦🇺 Australia
Malusi Mtetwa is a co-founder of ParaPodcast and the host who leads the show's research-review segments. An operational paramedic with experience across South Africa, the UAE, Qatar, and Australia, he holds advanced degrees from Durban University of Technology with master's research on work-related stress among paramedics. On the show, Episode 24 turns the microphone on him — twenty years in EMS and insights from his own published paper on navigating work stress.
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