Look at what they make you give
A personal reflection of one Clinical Director of an Emergency Department, discussing the lure of leadership and some of its potential perils
Look at what they make you give Read More
A personal reflection of one Clinical Director of an Emergency Department, discussing the lure of leadership and some of its potential perils
Look at what they make you give Read More
The utility of hydroxychloroquine in the management of Covid-19 often seems to be more of a political than a medical debate. Many politicians, journalists, hacks, and a whole range of
JC: Does post exposure prophylaxis (with HCQ) work in Covid-19? Read More
This week marks the return of CODA, or rather the start of the CODA project that developed from the genre changing SMACC conferences. I was lucky enough to be involved
CODA ZERO is here. St Emlyn’s Read More
In medicine we are always looking for new and innovative ways to deliver education. In the post-COVID age the traditional model of everyone sitting in a room receiving a presentation
Some Background Learning – a simple way to add education to your ED Read More
Lone acute severe headaches are a common and sometimes complex presentation to all Emergency Departments. There are obviously life threatening causes of a headache that we rule out with judicious
JC: Haloperidol for Headaches. St Emlyn’s Read More
Ed – Back at the beginning of the pandemic we had a fantastic contribution from our friend and colleague Roberto Cosentini on the Bergamo experience of dealing with this terrible
Covid-19 in Italy with Roberto Cosentini part 2. St Emlyn’s Read More
The top ten trauma papers of 2019-20
Top trauma papers of 2019-2020. St Emlyn’s Read More
If you’re any kind of emergency care aficionado, you probably worship at the altar of tranexamic acid (TXA). With data showing more favourable outcomes from its use in traumatic bleeding​(1)​,
JC: Halt! It’s not time for TXA! Or is it? HALT-IT results at St Emlyn’s Read More