Lottery for ventilators. 5 August 2020. Allocating scarce health resources fairly during a pandemic. ... Many are concerned by the ability of the healthcare systems to cope under the strain, particularly the availability of critical resources such as
19 model developed by Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) – which provides forecasts for ventilator use and hospital beds in the United States. ... The discrepancy between predicted deaths and the actual death rate in the US has serious
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Building low-cost ventilators. A multidisciplinary team of academics and students from the University of Sydney is leading a collaboration with NSW Health Infrastructure to produce a simple, low cost ventilator ... Read more about the "CoVida" ventilator
LO4. Manipulate user-controlled variables on a mechanical ventilator and predict the physiological consequences of the resulting changes. ... LO8. Correctly modify ventilator therapies and apply non-ventilator strategies to minimise complications and
PhD candidate Luke Gordon. Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research), Professor Laurent Rivory, said a number of the students including Luke Gordon came from the University-led multi-institution “CoVida” ventilator project, announced
The University of Sydney’s Faculty of Engineering has made changes to its engineering curriculum to focus on building digital and computational skills across its undergraduate degrees.
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