Most EDs in the UK see a mixture of adult and paediatric patients. You’ve probably seen sick adults as part of your F1 year but we know that for many […]
Stop Crying Your Heart Out – Paediatrics at St Emlyn’s Read More »
Unless you’re very new round these #FOAMed parts, by now you’ll definitely have checked out some of the greatest talks in the history of mankind from the SMACC Gold podcast
The Troponin Ashes at SMACC Gold: Cullen v Body Read More »
Starting your first job in the Emergency Department (or being asked to work there during a pandemic!) can be a daunting prospect. We have collated all of our Induction resources
In the “good old days” there used to be two rotations per year in UK Emergency Departments (ED) – August and February. Now we almost seem to have one continuous
Introduction to Emergency Medicine Read More »
It seems the whole medical world has gone all woolly and fluffy since Broadbeach was hit for six by #smaccGOLD. Everyone’s been so nice to each other, you can almost
SMACC Gold: All Social Media, No Science? Read More »
I want to let you into a secret. I’m an impostor. OK, that’s not quite true. I’m a 34-year-old (shock!) Emergency Medicine trainee with a penchant for karaoke and
Who’s That Girl? Impostor Syndrome at #SMACCGold Read More »
This week has seen some real progress on the crisis in emergency medicine recruitment within the UK. Health Education England appears to be taking recruitment really seriously with a document
Cliff Mann on UK Emergency Medicine recruitment. St.Emlyn’s Read More »
Or…. If we’re preaching to the choir, why are they still singing the wrong tune? If you are a up to date, #FOAMed positive practioner, I suspect you already have
JC: The Trouble With Tonsils. St.Emlyn’s Read More »
At St.Emlyn’s we recognise that there are a lot of journals out there. Far too many to keep a track of and far too many for one human to read
JC. Should we X-ray before manipulating a displaced ankle fracture? St.Emlyn’s Read More »
St.Emlyn’s exists in the city of Virchester and is known for its lively night life. This is great for the emergency department as it attracts a steady supply of junior
JC: Recreational drug induced hyperthermia. St.Emlyn’s Read More »
