AI & Medicine: Saviour or Snake Oil?
Air France Flight 447 takes off at 1930hrs on the final day of May in 2009, from Rio de Janeiro en route to Paris, carrying 228 passengers. In charge is […]
AI & Medicine: Saviour or Snake Oil? Read More »
Air France Flight 447 takes off at 1930hrs on the final day of May in 2009, from Rio de Janeiro en route to Paris, carrying 228 passengers. In charge is […]
AI & Medicine: Saviour or Snake Oil? Read More »
In this bumper double edition Simon and Iain chat through all the recent content on the St Emlyn’s blog site, including a review of CRYOSTAT-2 and the DAShED study, a
November 2023 podcast St Emlyn’s Read More »
I was recently reviewing the traumatic brain injury audits of a local trauma service and was surprised to see that just over a third of patients were a result of
JC: Are e-scooter injury patterns different and does it matter? St Emlyn’s Read More »
Here at St Emlyn’s we have often talked about decisions and decision complexity. Our belief is that one of the key attributes of the clinician who works in emergency care
JC: Prehospital transfusion decision making. St Emlyn’s Read More »
Emergency care practitioners are known for creating order from chaos, being pragmatic amidst difficult circumstances and advocating for patients when others cannot.
The Emergency Care Voice Rescued from a Sea of Politics Read More »
We review a paper from the EMJ looking at the diagnosis of acute aortic syndrome in the ED and the accuracy of clinical decision rules and clinician gestalt
JC: The DAShED Study – Diagnosis of Acute Aortic Syndrome in the Emergency Department Read More »
Simplifying urgent care data translation is essential for hospital flow improvement. This post provides a perspective on how to achieve this.
Speaking urgent care flow fluently Read More »
A summary of the annual consensus update from the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation looking particularly at ECPR, DSED, Drowning and prognostication
The Annual ILCOR Update – what’s new in adult life support Read More »