V & A in the ED – blood gases – St.Emlyn’s
“Why are you doing an Arterial Blood Gas on that patient?” I thought it was a decent enough question to put to one of our senior EM trainees in the […]
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Where’s the fun in fungi? – St.Emlyn’s
It’s a bit of a standing joke here at St Emlyn’s that I resolutely live in the Yorkshire countryside, aiming for a self-sufficient existence, yet practice what is very much
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CTR – the link between structure and marking at FCEM
Part 3 on how to write a CTR for the FCEM exam. Linking how you write with the exam structure.
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CTR – How to put it together for FCEM.
There’s a big bundle of CTRs (Clinical Topic Review) in my pigeon hole this morning, all freshly printed and pristine ready for marking at the next FCEM exam. I’ve not
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Little white lies in the resus room – St.Emlyn’s
Pre intubation communication in the resus room for major burns patients. Ethics communication and beliefs. Dilemmas in emergency medicine.
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Emergency Medicine, a risky business part 2.
How to consider thresholds for labelling in the diagnostic process. Diagnosis does not guarantee treatment success or failure.
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Etomidate for Paediatric Sedation
Critical appraisal and review of Etomidate as a drug for procedural sedation in the pediatric emergency department.
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Emergency Medicine, a risky business part 1. You are not a diagnostician.
Time to think about whether you are really an emergency medicine diagnostician… Are you a diagnostician? Of course you are! Why do I even need to ask? Well, to be
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