Trauma – getting the TU trauma team right
Advice on planning for trauma in Trauma Units. How does it differ to MTCs? James, Rory and John take us through some tips and ideas.
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Early Blood Pressure Targets in Acute Spinal Cord Injury
Background It’s pretty well agreed that management of blood pressure is really important in neurological injury. We usually think about this in terms of brain injury, but the general teaching
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Perimortem C-section from Incrementum: how to do it
Video from the perimortem c-section at Incrementum in 2025. #FOAMed @stemlyns
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TTL tips 4: Code Red
TTL tip 4 is about getting your CODE RED instructions right, by developing the right mindset about what you want to achieve and why.
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Ketamine vs Etomidate for Intubating Critically Ill Adults: What Does the RSI Trial Tell Us?
RSI trial ketamine vs. etomidate. No difference in outcome. Both cause cardiovascular instability.
TTL tips 3: Giving Blood products? Think Calcium!
TTL tip number 3 reminds us to manage Calcium levels in all trauma patients, and especailly those receiving blood products.
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Introducing the Trauma Team Leader Tips (TTL Tips) Series
Edited by Prof. Simon Carley & Dr. Greg Yates Leading a trauma team is one of the most challenging and rewarding roles in emergency medicine. It’s a blend of clinical
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What does the Medical Training Review mean for Emergency Medicine training in the UK?
The 2025 Medical Training Review (MTR) is the most significant rethink of UK postgraduate medical education in decades. It calls for more flexible, inclusive, team-based training that recognises learning across all grades, not just numbered trainees.
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