If you are a trainer or a trainee in the UK you will no doubt be familiar with the annual GMC survey. This national snapshot of training gives useful information
Are you feeling satisfied? The GMC survey and EM. Read More
If you’ve not found it yet then don’t forget to follow the St.Emlyn’s podcast. You can find us on iTunes here (please say something nice) and there are quite a
St.Emlyn’s the podcast Read More
This week the blog, the podcast, SMACC and twitter have been ‘off on one‘ about belief, evidence, adoption, change and practice. It has been great to tackle one of the
JC: A decade of reversal: an analysis of 146 contradicted medical practices. Read More
I have to agree with all the sentiments about SMACC being the best conference in the world for a blend of science and practicality for critical care medicine. I also
Louise Cullen on why most published research is wrong. St.Emlyn’s Read More
My second talk at SMACC Gold. This followed on from the earlier talk on do risk factors factor in the ED. In this talk I try and link evidence to
What to believe and when to change. St.Emlyn’s at SMACC Read More
For those of us schooled through the Advanved Life Support courses I think we may be forgiven for thinking of Ventricular Fibrillation as a single condition. The treatment of VF
JC: Does wave form analysis improve outcome in VF arrest? St.Emlyn’s Read More
We’ve said it before but SMACC really is the best conference in the world for anyone involved in resuscitation, and it’s not just about the latest and greatest bits of
Do risk factors factor in the ED? St.Emlyn’s at #SMACC Gold Read More
Back in March I finally got round to meeting the hard working, funny and all round good guy Rob MacSweeney from Northern Ireland. Not only is he the brains behind
Critical Care Horizons Journal. Amazing work from Rob MacSweeney. Read More
