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Monthly Round Up August 2024

August 2024 Round-Up – Goldilocks Moments, Nasal Analgesia, and Public Health in the ED

The August 2024 podcast round-up explores the timing of critical procedures, smoking cessation in the ED, intranasal ketorolac for renal colic and open peer review. The discussion connects these posts with questions about clinical judgement, resources and how we assess evidence.

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New NICE VTE Guidance

New NICE Guidelines on diagnosis and management of venous thromboembolism

Dan Horner reviews the 2020 NICE guidance on diagnosing and managing venous thromboembolism. The article discusses PERC, age-adjusted D-dimer, outpatient pulmonary embolism care and anticoagulant choices, including cancer-associated VTE, with attention to patient selection, bleeding risk and questions outside the guideline’s scope.

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Covid19: Why we need Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) more than ever during a pandemic. St Emlyn’s

Writing in April 2020, Simon Carley argues for evidence-based medicine despite the pressure to try unproven COVID-19 treatments. He examines the weaknesses of uncontrolled reports and explains how coordinated UK research, including RECOVERY, offered a route to more reliable answers.

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