In the second part of this podcast special, Iain and Simon discuss research on major haemorrhage, trauma and cardiac arrest. Papers include REBOA, cryoprecipitate, tranexamic acid and defibrillation strategies, with links to the studies and accompanying appraisals.
The first of two podcasts discussing resuscitation papers from the St Emlyn's research roundup. This post introduces the opening selection and links to the accompanying Big Sick Conference article for the papers and appraisals.
Conference ReportsEmergency Department Management
Notes from the RACE session at RCEM CPD 2024 explore the history of race and medicine, differential attainment and the work of challenging inequality. The report brings together the speakers' perspectives, practical actions and further reading.
Conference ReportsCritical Care
Selected learning from the English-language track of the 11th emergency medicine congress in Graz in 2024. This report covers cardiac arrest, trauma, sepsis and ultrasound, alongside reflections on research, teaching and learning from mistakes.
Does using a bougie improve first-pass success during tracheal intubation? This appraisal examines a systematic review and meta-analysis, considering the quality and variety of the included studies and how equipment, technique and clinical setting affect the interpretation.
Anisa Jafar explores how the language of global health can reinforce unequal relationships. She introduces Access-, Resource-, Context-limited Healthcare (ARC-H) as a way to focus on the setting and recognise the expertise of those already delivering care.
Practical perspectives on trauma care and team leadership.
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