You’ve probably worked out by now that the London Trauma conference was full of awesomeness and controversy. Obviously I’m biased, but I found the paediatric stream particularly engaging and […]
Trials and Tribulations: Ross Fisher on Paediatric Trauma at the London Trauma Conference Read More
One of the things I love about conferences is listening to “fringe” talks – those which don’t necessarily cover a review of a clinical topic but encourage us to look at
Trauma: An Elite Sport? Tom Evens at the London Trauma Conference 2014 Read More
You’ve probably heard the claim that the body of scientific knowledge is growing at an alarming rate – doubling every 9 years is a recent estimate. It’s easy to hear
JC: Drinking From the Firehose – Keeping Up with the Literature Read More
When I was a medical student a friend of mine completed a special study module in ENT which involved a case-based, evidence-based essay on a clinical topic of his choice.
Save Yourself Earache – Antibiotics and Otitis Media in the ED Read More
No conversation about the evolution of trauma care in the UK is complete without a mention of Karim Brohi, Vascular and Trauma Surgeon, Professor of Trauma Sciences, friend of St
Karim Brohi on Vascular Injury at the London Trauma Conference Read More
The number of patients seen in each ED with problems relating to early pregnancy in the UK is very variable – some hospitals have rapid referral pathways for patients who
Problems in Early Pregnancy – Induction Read More
In this podcast, we’ll delve into a topic that can be quite daunting for those new to Emergency Medicine: managing pediatric patients who present with shortness of breath. Listening Time
Podcast – Shortness of Breath in Children Read More
It’s been another great day at the London Trauma Conference and we are pretty excited about the podcasts we’ve recorded today with the friendly and enthusiastic LTC speakers. Missed day
St Emlyn’s at the London Trauma Conference – Day 2 Read More
