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Emergency care research: top tips on how to get involved. St Emlyn’s

Thomas Shanahan

A practical starting point for students and clinicians interested in emergency care research. Thomas Shanahan, Edd Carlton and Samantha Jones discuss finding a worthwhile question, contributing to local studies, seeking mentorship, joining collaborative networks and developing critical appraisal and writing skills.

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Med-Fi: Chest pain in 2050

Rick Body

A fictional glimpse of chest pain assessment in 2050. Rick Body follows Fiona through a future of personalised risk prediction, implanted diagnostics and virtual consultation, using medical fiction to explore how technology might change both care and the experience of illness.

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Podcast – March 2021 Monthly Round Up

Iain Beardsell

Iain and Simon's March 2021 round-up covers RECOVERY results, trauma triage, cricothyroidotomy and COVID-19 thromboprophylaxis. The episode also discusses emerging concerns about vaccine-induced thrombosis, alongside the FRCEM revision guide and changes to undergraduate medical education.

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CODA update and links. St Emlyn’s

Simon Carley

An April 2021 guide to CODA's online talks and discussions across education, ethics, health and the environment. Simon Carley highlights resources on evidence-based medicine during COVID-19 and the clinical and ethical challenges of responding to the pandemic in Yemen.

Podcast

Podcast – February 2021 Monthly Round Up

Simon Carley

Iain and Simon revisit February 2021 on the St Emlyn's blog and podcast. The accompanying article links cover TIA risk assessment, proposed emergency care standards, tocilizumab evidence, TXA for epistaxis and conversations with patients about COVID-19 risk.

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Tocilizumabulous? A special offer on IL-6 with Tocilizumab.

Dan Horner

Dan Horner takes a detailed look at the February 2021 RECOVERY tocilizumab preprint. The appraisal examines reported survival benefits alongside patient selection, incomplete follow-up, absolute versus relative effects and the uncertainties that remained behind the optimistic headlines.

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