Understanding grief with Liz Crowe
The question I would be asked most by grieving and bereaved people is “Am I Normal”?
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All of the St Emlyn’s Blog and Podcast content that relates to the philosophy of emergency medicine
The question I would be asked most by grieving and bereaved people is “Am I Normal”?
Understanding grief with Liz Crowe Read More
Emergency medicine in the UK is frequently cited by the British media as being like a warzone, and with that in mind I delved back into one my favourite books.
Simon recently claimed his new favourite word is pleiotropic, and whilst I don’t want to get into a vocab competition, I offer my own new favourite word: ultracrepidarianism. This
You are not a SHOEMAKER. St.Emlyn’s Read More
#CommunicatED is a series on core communication topics in the ED. What do we mean by safety netting? Safety netting is a term used to describe the advice we give
#CommunicatED 1: Discharge & Safety Netting in ED Read More
There are many reasons why I enjoy being part of the St Emlyn’s team, not least the chance to share ideas and beliefs about EM with some of the most
When we are the Diagnostic Test – Gestalt at St Emlyns Read More
On 7th November this year I was hugely honoured to give two invited talks at the annual conference of the German national society for Emergency Medicine – DGINA 2014 in
The Challenge and Value of Research in Emergency Medicine: at DGINA 2014 Read More
If you’re a #FOAMed fan then you will have come across the term Gestalt quite a lot in recent months. Many conversations about clinical decisions hinge around this elusive, slippery
What is Gestalt? St.Emlyn’s Read More
Some time ago I was teaching our foundation (most junior) doctors about sepsis with a focus on the interpretation of blood gases. The teaching session ran along the usual lines
How low can you go? Experiential learning at St.Emlyn’s Read More