Podcast – Critical Appraisal Nugget: p-values
Unravel the mystery of p-values and enhance your critical appraisal skills in this St Emlyn’s podcast and comprehensive blogpost.
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Unravel the mystery of p-values and enhance your critical appraisal skills in this St Emlyn’s podcast and comprehensive blogpost.
Podcast – Critical Appraisal Nugget: p-values Read More
You might remember the tremendous stink around PE prevalence caused by the outcomes of the Pulmonary Embolism in Syncope Italian Trial (PESIT)1 from when it was published back in 2016;
JC: Taking the PESIT – How Common is PE Among ED Patients with Syncope? Read More
Welcome to this month’s round up podcast with the St Emlyn;’s podcast. This month Simon is joined by Rick Body. Click on the play button below to listen to the
Podcast – January 2019 Monthly Round Up Read More
Just a quick JC blog post this week to point you to an editorial written by Karim Brohi and John Holcomb on why, and when, patients die of trauma. The
JC: Why do bleeding trauma patients die? St Emlyn’s Read More
This week I am in Jeddah at the Saudi Arabian Society of Emergency Medicine1. It has been a fabulous few days so far. The content is good, the presentations are
#SASEM2019: Top 10+1 papers Read More
This week we are briefly looking at an interesting paper that suggests that HEMS services have much to offer in the management of traumatic cardiac arrest (TCA). We know that
JC: Can HEMS improve patient outcome in Traumatic Cardiac Arrest? St Emlyn’s Read More
We are delighted to share the latest e-book from the St Emlyn’s team. This collates key critical appraisals from the team, published in 2018. This is the collection of journal
St Emlyn’s 2018 Critical Appraisal book. Read More
I’ve been meaning to do a blog on this paper for some time now. Paul Young, who’s opinion I have a lot of time for, seemed clearly excited about its