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 […]
2016 Review. St.Emlyn’s Read More
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 […]
2016 Review. St.Emlyn’s Read More
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
JC: The Impact of Rudeness on Medical Team Performance Read More
Click here for ffolliet.com (Ed – don’t forget to subscribe) In Medicine we all like to believe our practice is evidence based, effectual and evolves with time and
Ross Fisher on p-cubed (p3) presentations ffolliet.com Read More
The management of traumatic cardiac arrest has been a popular topic over the past few years and featured in numerous social media and conferences. We’ve talked about here at St.Emlyn’s
JC: Push or Cut? Traumatic Cardiac Arrest Read More
I was delighted to speak at the European Society of Emergency Medicine in Vienna this year. One talk is with the Young Emergency Medicine Doctors (YEMD) group on the use
Soft skills in simulation: EuSEM 2016. St.Emlyn’s Read More
“Patience and tranquillity of mind contribute more to cure our distempers as the whole of medicine” (Mozart) Around the same time last year, I wrote a blog post that summarised
What did you miss at #EuSEM16? St.Emlyn’s Read More
I suspect all Deaneries (locality branches of Health Education England as they are now known) have their traditions and meetings. In the former NW post-graduate deanery we have ours.
Futureproofing EM: Why your trainees deserve it (and your nation needs it). St.Emlyn’s Read More
This blog post is based on a talk I prepared for the New South Wales Medical Education and Training Conference in Sydney, August 2016. I’d like you to imagine something
Generation Why – Challenges in Medical Education at #NSWMET Read More
Unless you’ve been on holiday in, say, Antarctica for the last few weeks (or still haven’t recovered from SMACC), you’ll have probably heard about this small game called Pokémon GO. You
A new view on life. Augmenting Reality at St.Emlyn’s. Read More
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
Be well and be a better critical care clinician. St.Emlyn’s Read More