Podcast

Simon Carley revisits February 2019 on the St Emlyn’s podcast. The accompanying reading includes research on ventilation during intubation, pulmonary embolism in patients with syncope and trauma deaths, alongside reflections on workplace relationships and life after PTSD therapy.

What does a p-value tell us, and what does it leave unanswered? This critical appraisal podcast and accompanying written discussion explore statistical versus clinical significance, confidence intervals, effect sizes, multiple testing and the fragility index, encouraging readers to look beyond a single threshold.

Simon Carley and Rick Body revisit January 2019 on the St Emlyn’s podcast. The accompanying article links include ketamine sedation, prognostication after cardiac arrest, HEMS in traumatic cardiac arrest, tetanus guidance and reflections on wellbeing and professional development.

Catch up with St Emlyn’s in the December 2018 podcast roundup. The accompanying reading links cover teamwork across specialty boundaries, clinical handover, chest trauma and HIV, alongside reports from the Intensive Care Society meeting and the FemInEM Ideas Exchange.

The October 2018 podcast roundup revisits a month of learning and reflection at St Emlyn’s. Its written reading guide links discussions of cricoid pressure, resuscitation, teaching in pressured settings and the pursuit of excellence, alongside FemInEM conference reflections and a personal account of PTSD and therapy.

The August 2018 podcast roundup revisits learning from EMSA, clinical apps, biotin interference with troponin testing and the CESR route. Its written guide also links a review of intravenous fluids in critical illness and a discussion of moral injury in emergency and prehospital care.