The St Emlyn’s podcast delves into moral injury in healthcare with Dr. Caroline Leech. Learn how repeated exposure to ethical dilemmas leads to distress and explore strategies to mitigate its impact on clinicians.
Emergency medicine demands constant practice, yet many clinicians experience skills fade due to lack of exposure. Nathalie Pattyn explores how this decline occurs, why it’s a systemic issue rather than an individual failure, and what changes are needed to maintain competency.
The holiday season, a time typically marked by joy and celebration, presents unique challenges for those working in emergency and intensive care units. This is a reminder of a podcast from 2016, where Liz Crowe discusses how to navigate the complexities of grief and gratitude during this time of year.
In this podcast, Liz Crowe discusses the effect bad behaviour has on teams and ultimately patient safety.
How can a busy emergency department make learning part of everyday work? This article explores psychological safety, leadership and shared reflection, with practical ideas ranging from brief debriefs to sharing learning between colleagues and testing small changes in practice.
The June 2024 podcast round-up discusses nebulised ketamine, intubation risks, defibrillation strategies and preoxygenation, including the PREOXI trial. It also considers how to give better presentations and how research findings translate into practice when equipment and local routines differ.
Practical perspectives on trauma care and team leadership.
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