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A rapid trauma CT report and a definitive report serve different purposes. This TTL tip explores how to work with radiology colleagues, check for report updates and communicate additional findings as the patient’s care progresses.

Intensive care papers prepared for The Big Sick 2026, covering sepsis immunotherapy, platelets, spinal cord injury, perfusion targets and prognostication after cardiac arrest. These reviews share material that did not fit into the conference session.

Emergency medicine research rarely provides certainty, but it can guide decisions. At The Big Sick (TBS) conference 2026, we presented papers challenging assumptions around trauma, airway management, resuscitation systems and rare high-stakes decisions. This post reviews the best emergency medicine papers from 2025–2026, focusing on what they mean for clinicians working at the front door.

How can trauma teams make a non-urgent handover work well? These practical tips cover preparing the room, giving the prehospital team everyone’s attention and recording key information, while recognising when immediate threats require a different approach.

In this episode of the St Emlyn’s Podcast, Iain Beardsell and Simon Carley talk with Caroline Leech at the BASICs Conference about resuscitative hysterotomy following maternal cardiac arrest.

Advice on planning for trauma in Trauma Units. How does it differ to MTCs? James, Rory and John take us through some tips and ideas.