This week we are hosting the #stemlynsLIVE conference here in Manchester. We are so excited to be bringing together an amazing faculty for a day of talks, workshops, panel discussions […]
#stemlynsLIVE: Five free strategies to improve your resuscitation practice. St Emlyn’s Read More
Dr Iain Beardsell, MBChB (Birm) FRCEM, DipIMC(RCSEd) Section lead for podcasts and Lesson Plans Editorial Board Member St Emlyn’s blog and podcast Consultant in Emergency Medicine, University Hospital Southampton (UHS)
Micro Machines – Sick Neonates at #RATH2018 If there’s one area in paediatric emergency medicine that seems to scare people more than any other, it’s neonates. It’s hard to fathom
Micro Machines: Sick Neonates at #RATH2018 Read More
It’s day 2 at #EuSEM18. Despite our best efforts the night before, the St.Emlyn’s team were up and on time for the morning of day 2. We had a great
St.Emlyn’s at #EuSEM18 – Day 2 Read More
The use of Intravenous fluid therapy and the controversies around them have been a theme of the blog from the very beginning. From the early days when evidence increasingly pointed
JC: Intravenous fluid therapy in critically ill adults (review). St Emlyn’s Read More
That your “drunk” patient with presumed alcohol intoxication is not simply drunk but in fact has a different, potentially life-threatening cause for their reduced conscious level is a lesson best
After a very relaxing Friday evening with live music, fireside chats and a wine tasting (from the wine farm of Lee Wallis, no less!), Saturday kicked off with workshops bright
#badEMfest18 Day 3. St Emlyn’s Read More
Iain and Simon round up the blog posts from January 2018. You can listen to the podcast below. Links to all the blog posts mentioned are listed below. Review of
St Emlyn’s January 2018 in review Read More
You might be aware that an exciting new trial has started called Cryostat-2. This is exciting as it has the potential to improve patient outcomes, but also because it will
JC: CRYOSTAT-2 with Ross Davenport Read More
On Reflection I’ve been reflecting on reflection for some time now, at least since I started formally collecting my lessons from Sydney HEMS and probably even before that, because this
