Iain Beardsell talks with Mark Wilson about GoodSAM at the London Trauma Conference. Published in 2015, this podcast post builds on the app’s original aim of alerting nearby trained responders to emergencies, with links to its introduction and related prehospital teaching.
Rick Body and Kerstin de Wit introduce the drugs then known as novel oral anticoagulants in this 2015 podcast. The first part explores how they work, their place alongside older treatments, prescribing considerations and monitoring, capturing the questions surrounding their early adoption in emergency practice.
A 2015 induction guide and podcast on assessing early pregnancy problems in the emergency department. Natalie May discusses pain and bleeding, recognition of possible ectopic pregnancy, local referral pathways and the importance of explaining uncertainty with compassion when patients fear they may be miscarrying.
Recorded at the London Trauma Conference in 2014, Iain Beardsell and Gareth Davies discuss impact brain apnoea after head injury. They explore the proposed physiology, difficulties in gathering evidence and the potential role of bystanders and early responders in addressing airway and breathing problems.
The final day of the London Trauma Conference 2014 turns to prehospital care and air ambulance operations. This report covers training and performance, introducing new procedures, difficult transfers and the human impact of fatal helicopter crashes, alongside brief discussions of emerging trauma therapies and responder technology.
Highlights and a podcast from day two of the London Trauma Conference 2014, spanning trauma in older people, children and pregnant patients. The team also reflects on performance culture, learning from deaths, the future of ATLS and debates about ultrasound, vascular access and social media.
Practical perspectives on trauma care and team leadership.
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