Making good decisions in the ED. #RCEM15 #EuSEM15
Making good decisions in the emergency department.
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#Medutainment and Emergency Medicine, Part 3. What next and how do I do it?
Where do we go now with #Medutainment? Time is precious and in many modern health care systems time for educational activities is increasingly difficult to find. Our 24/7 role means
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#Medutainment and Emergency Medicine. Part 2. Why are we talking about it?
Why is Medutainment in the news now? I think there are two linked driving factors that have led us to start considering medutainment as a important component in medical education.
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#Medutainment and Emergency Medicine. Part 1. What is it and where did it come from?
This blog is based on a talk I am giving in Turn, Italy, at the European Society of Emergency Medicine annual congress. This will be the third EuSEM meeting I’ve
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JC: The last breath for apnoeic oxygenation?
Apnoeic oxygenation in emergency intubation in the Emergency Department is a concept that has emerged in the past few years and has been extensively promoted by the FOAMed community. I
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SPLIT trial published. Saline or Plasmalyte on the ICU? St.Emlyn’s
Paul Young aka @DogICUma is releasing the results of the SPLIT trial in Berlin, right now, in Berlin at the European Intensive Care Society meeting. I was lucky enough to
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Roy Lilley at #RCEM15. St.Emlyn’s
It was an absolute delight to hear Roy Lilley at the recent RCEM Manchester conference. In Virchester he is a bit of a ‘legend’ as he’s followed by many of
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Nil nocere: do no harm reversing warfarin!
A familiar scenario: You are on duty and your standby phone goes off just as you have come back from your coffee break. The ambulance cell informs you that they
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