Torticollis: A Real Pain in the Neck
By the time you’ve worked in the Emergency Department for more than a week it’s highly likely you’ll have seen a patient who has a bit of a sore neck […]
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JC: K is Good For You – Subdissociative Ketamine vs Morphine in the ED
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of ketamine and its clinical applications. So when I spotted this paper in my daily PubMed notification email (see here for tips from
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Problems in Early Pregnancy – Induction
The number of patients seen in each ED with problems relating to early pregnancy in the UK is very variable – some hospitals have rapid referral pathways for patients who
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Stop Crying Your Heart Out – Paediatrics at St Emlyn’s
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
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JC – Just Checking: Do Follow-Up Phone Calls Reduce Reattendance to PED?
Lots of patients we see in the ED do not require hospital admission and this is especially true of the paediatric ED where children often attend with parents seeking advice for management
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Podcast – Intro to EM: Headache
A blogpost and podcast about the management of the patient with headache in the Emergency Department, including the not to miss diagnoses
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First Day in EM – A Voyage into the Unknown
The first few shifts in emergency medicine can be daunting. Here are some top tips about how you can not just survive, but thrive.
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Podcast – The St Emlyn’s Podcast – An Introduction
The first episode of the St Emlyn’s Podcast – An introduction to the project
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When Sick Means Sick: Emesemantics and Vomiting in Kids
When I was preparing for my talk at smaccGOLD I contacted the wonderful Ross Fisher, a Paediatric Surgeon, to ask him for some tips; what did he wish all ED
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Are you a good Trauma Team Leader? St.Emlyn’s
Of course you are, as Cliff Reid put it at SMACC2013 you are possibly even an ATLS instructor – you trauma badass! Why even ask the question? As a consultant
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