Podcast – September 2022 Monthly Round Up
Our latest podcast round from September 2022. Simon and Iain wander through all that’s been happening this month.
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Top trauma papers for #EuSEM22
It’s fantastic to be here in Berlin at the 2022 EuSEM conference. All conferences have their own personalities and this is no exception. There is something special about the cosmopolitan
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Supporting African emergency care development
Emma Gold, UK emergency medicine trainee and current clinical fellow for the African Federation for Emergency Medicine (AFEM) reports from Cape Town, South Africa. Hello from Cape Town! Over the
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Podcast – August 2022 Monthly Round Up
The latest @stemlyns podcast with @docib and @EMManchester. COVID, Calcium, chat and balance. Please do listen, like and subscribe. #FOAMed
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Decisions, oscillations and damping. St Emlyn’s
Have you ever found yourself in a bit of a dilemma in a resuscitation as whether to perform a procedure? If you’re like me then you’ll be familiar with the
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JC: To batch or not to batch? Managing flow in the ED
This JC differs from our usual fare in that it does not focus on a clinical topic; it is not even published in a medical journal. It relates to urgent
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JC: Fentanyl as an adjunct in RSI. Does it affect haemodynamic stability? St Emlyn’s
I’ve recently been spending a bit more time in the pre-hospital environment and it’s been interesting to compare practice there as compared to the emergency department. One theme has been
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JC: Head up, mechanical and impedance device assisted CPR – does it make a difference? St Emlyn’s
Research in cardiac arrest management has improved a lot in recent years. We are now seeing large randomised controlled trials looking at specific therapies in the management of these critically