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Challenges of expedition medicine in Antarctica

Expedition medicine in Antarctica requires a broad spectrum of clinical competencies ranging from resuscitation medicine and trauma care to treating minor illness, safety awareness and safety induction. It remains a challenging environment to practise as a single unassisted physician is required to assess, acutely treat (medications, procedures) and complete follow‐up consultation.