What we say, how we listen and what others understand all matter in emergency care. Explore conversations with patients and families, shared decisions, handover and communication between colleagues.
After a rather spectacular SMACC party involving the usual mix of dancing, music and Karaoke we are back at the ICC for day 3. Practitioners advocating for humanity. You’ve probably
Smacc Day 3: Morning sessions. St Emlyn’s Read More
After a fabulous first day and a very good dinner at the Quay restaurant in Sydney we are back at the ICC for day 2. The big announcement of the
SMACC Day 2 morning sessions: St Emlyn’s Read More
Here’s our round up of the best of the blog from October 2018. In Pursuit of Excellence with Natalie May from #stemlynsLIVE https://www.stemlynsblog.org/in-pursuit-of-excellence/ A FeminEM in NY with Natalie May
Podcast – October 2018 Monthly Round Up Read More
The following post is a transcript of my talk at #FIX18 in New York. You can listen to the podcast of the talk here https://feminem.org/podcast/so-unsexy/ You can watch a video
So Unsexy – Why We Shouldn’t Use The Word Sexy in Clinical Medicine #FIX18 Read More
Preface At St Emlyn’s we are always fascinated to hear about new innovations to help us explore the broader aspects of excellence in emergency care. It’s not just about the
Forum theatre with Heidi Edmundson. St Emlyn’s Read More
Editorial comment by Liz Crowe: Here at St Emlyn’s we are committed to developing and leading the way in terms of staff wellbeing. If self-reflection and self-awareness are two essential
Codependency and the Emergency Clinician Read More
We are so excited to announce that the internationally acclaimed Teaching Co-Operative Course is coming to Manchester in 2018 on the 10-12th October. This course developed out of The Teaching
The Teaching Co-Operative Course. 10-12 October 2018. St.Emlyn’s Read More
This is a repost & update of a blog I did for Rob Rogers back in 2014 on how to ask a conference question. Sadly the original post is no
How to ask a question at a conference. The origin of ‘that’ algorithm. St.Emlyn’s Read More
