Last week, while Iain was giving a keynote lecture in Austria, I was also heading for distant shores to speak about chest pain evaluation at a special conference set up […]
Getting your chest pain evaluation right: #UMECS16 Read More
This week, Iain is in Austria speaking at #AGN2016. He’ll be trying to improve his non-existent German while attempting to convince our Austrian colleagues that FOAM is more than just
FOAM: More Than Just Froth? @docib at #AGN2016 Read More
Isn’t it strange how the incidence of certain pathologies always seems to increase right after you’ve read up on them? Think about it for a moment. At teaching, someone
The Illusion of Frequency. Baader-Meinhof storm St.Emlyn’s Read More
When can and should we withdraw from continuing resuscitation in the ED? The standby phone rings: Post cardiac arrest patient, approximately 50. Intubated, BP 80/40, GCS 3. ETA 5 minutes.
This week I’m talking at the RCEM conference in Leeds. It’s the CPD conference and so has a slightly different format to most ED conferences as there is a single
Self-Actualisation and Transcendence in Emergency Medicine. St.Emlyn’s. #RCEMCPD16 Read More
UK Emergency medicine was arguably founded by a group of emergency physicians on the 12th October 1967 (this, amazingly, also happens to be Cliff Reid’s birthday). The first president was
UK Emergency Medicine’s midlife crisis. St.Emlyn’s. #RCEMCPD16 Read More
An earlier version of this article was published around the time of the Teaching Course in New York last year. This week I’m talking at the RCEM conference in Leeds
The pursuit of mastery through deliberate practice. St.Emlyn’s. #RCEMCPD16 Read More
Another fine day in Virchester and another marvellous weekly Journal Club discussing Ketofol. I was unable to attend our traditional meeting (which ended a few minutes ago) as I was
Is Ketofol the milk of human kindness for procedural sedation. St.Emlyn’s Read More
