When FOAM Doesn’t Wash
The following scenario is completely fictional although it is used to represent a real-life incident. All details have been changed. “Hey – you’ll want to know about this – […]
When FOAM Doesn’t Wash Read More
The following scenario is completely fictional although it is used to represent a real-life incident. All details have been changed. “Hey – you’ll want to know about this – […]
When FOAM Doesn’t Wash Read More
If you’ve never listened to the rant by Cliff Reid on Propofol then you should do so now. It’s a great description of why propofol is a rather ‘courageous’ agent
JC: ED physicians are not Propofol Assassins – St.Emlyn’s Read More
Chris Nickson asked me to do this talk on Educational Leadership and Subversion based on our work here in the UK. It was great to share our experience here and
SMACC 2013: Educational Leadership and Subversion. St.Emlyn’s Read More
So you’ve done it. In a dazzling display of medical prowess worthy of a medical TV drama you have restored the dead to life! With scrupulous airway management, high quality
PCI for OOHCA with NSTEMI post ROSC? An acronym too far? Read More
I was recently reviewing a number of documents relating to outcomes of training for one of my other jobs at St.Emlyn’s. There is a lot of interesting data out there
Taking FCEM – what are the odds on passing? St.Emlyn’s Read More
We’ve had some great recent posts at St. Emlyn’s on the use of ketamine and LAT gel for children undergoing procedures in the Emergency Department. In this post I’m going to discuss
Driving children to distraction: Techniques for the PED Read More
This is the panel discussion from smacc 2013 with a great group of FOAMites (and me). The panel discuss where FOAM is, where it’s going and how it might fit
SMACC 2013: A roadmap for #FOAM at St.Emlyn’s Read More
If you’ve read St.Emlyn’s before you will know that we adore any papers that challenge dogma and so it is that this week I came across this paper in the
JC: PROMMT Pre-hospital fluids for trauma – do they improve survival? Read More