PACE with @HarrisCPD
Just a quick blog post today with a link out to a great #FOAMing pre-hospital paramedic. It was a delight to share thoughts on graded assertiveness […]
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JC: HEMS doesn’t work – at least not for the Dutch
Dutch HEMS from wikipedia We all love helicopters, don’t we 🙂 We love the idea of swooping from the sky to save a patient at the moment of near death
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NHS Change day, FOAM in action with Damian Roland
I am delighted to have another guest blogger at St.Emlyn’s. If you are FOAM +ve you will already know Damian who has done sterling work to promote learning through social
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The undertaker’s ring method. St.Emlyn’s
Just a quick post in reply to the post on Academic Life in Emergency Medicine where Michelle Lin and colleagues described how to remove a Tungsten ring by crushing it
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Are you sure that’s allergic?? Angioedema in Scarbrough
A guest blog from an old friend and colleague from the the other side of the Pennines. Andy Volans is consultant in Emergency Medicine in the seaside town of Scarborough,
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The #FOAMtastic 2012 top ten from St.Emlyn’s
As 2012 draws to a close I have reflected with the St.Emlyn’s team on a year that has transformed our view of social media, medical education, critical care and emergency
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JC: Blunderbuss antibiotics in sepsis??
So, JC time again. Today, someone chose this paper from CCM regarding antibiotic monotherapy compared against an empirical combination strategy for treatment of severe sepsis. So hot off the press
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The new oral anticoagulants – the good news – or is it?
A new study in the BMJ this week suggests benefit from use of the new oral anticoagulants. This is of significance to those of us in UK emergency medicine involved in
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