College of Emergency Medicine Conference: Exeter 2014 Day 2

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Another great day in Exeter at the College academic conference. Many great presentations from great teachers and researchers.

Here are some of the highlights from day 2.

  • 1. A great talk from James Robson on rugby medicine. A great talk with fab videos on pitchside medicine.
  • 2. Taj Hassan on the drive for improving quality in the ED. A really important strategic target for the CEM.
  • 3. Martin Than gave a great talk on the investigation of chest pain in the ED.
  • 4. Our own president on the treatment of AF in the ED.
  • 5. Anne Hicks on mental health issues in EM
  • 6. Steve Goodacre on the new NICE guidelines for the investigation of chest pain.

Don’t forget to check out reports from Day 1, and Day 2 and Day 3.

1. A great talk from James Robson on rugby medicine. A great talk with fab videos on pitchside medicine.

2. Taj Hassan on the drive for improving quality in the ED. A really important strategic target for the CEM.

3. Martin Than gave a great talk on the investigation of chest pain in the ED.

4. Our own president on the treatment of AF in the ED.

 

5. Anne Hicks on mental health issues in EM.

Download the CEM Mental Health Toolkit here.

6. Steve Goodacre on the new NICE guidelines for the investigation of chest pain.

 

So, another great day of research and learning, finished off by some fantastic social events.

Cite this article as: Simon Carley, "College of Emergency Medicine Conference: Exeter 2014 Day 2," in St.Emlyn's, September 11, 2014, https://www.stemlynsblog.org/college-emergency-medicine-conference-exeter-2014-day-2/.

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