2016 Review. St.Emlyn’s
It’s been an interesting year. Social media is awash with all the awful things that have happened, the people we have lost, the success or failure of democracy (depending on […]
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JC: The Impact of Rudeness on Medical Team Performance
I expect that some people will be offended by the image above. That’s the point though, images, attitudes, initial impressions are powerful drivers of how we feel and behave. What
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Difficult conversations with children in critical care
All the king’s horses and all the king’s men Couldn’t put Humpty together again1. This blog tackles a really challenging topic in our theme around communication and wellbeing2–4. How do
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Videos
The St.Emlyn’s team are lucky enough to speak at some of the biggest conferences in the world of emergency medicine and critical care. Here are a selection of videos from
Strengthening Your Communication: St.Emlyn’s
If there is one skill that we must all continue to grow and develop it is our communication skills. Communication drives the way we interact with the world and the
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Thrombolysis in PE – Building a talk for SMACC.
There’s an intoxicating combination of excitement and fear when you get an email asking you to speak at SMACC. You know that the standard demanded is exceptionally high, but
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Be well and be a better critical care clinician. St.Emlyn’s
This blog supports a recent podcast with Iain Beardsell on well being for clinicians. Although this is not the sexy resus end of critical care or emergency medicine, it’s really
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When to withdraw resuscitation in the Emergency Department. St.Emlyn’s with Richard Taylor.
When can and should we withdraw from continuing resuscitation in the ED? The standby phone rings: Post cardiac arrest patient, approximately 50. Intubated, BP 80/40, GCS 3. ETA 5 minutes.
London Trauma Conference #LTC2015 – Day Two
Hello again from the London Trauma Conference! If you haven’t listened to the day one podcast yet, catch up here. We’ve managed to catch up with a couple more speakers
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#RCEM15: 24 HOUR EM PEOPLE
The dawn of summer 2015 has been quite an emotional rollercoaster for the #FOAMed world. SMACC US was probably at least twice as awesome as it was hyped up to
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