Acute Heart Failure
It’s fair to say we quite like a guideline here at St Emlyn’s. We have, probably like your ED, evidence-based clinical decision support guidelines for common (think cardiac chest pain […]
It’s fair to say we quite like a guideline here at St Emlyn’s. We have, probably like your ED, evidence-based clinical decision support guidelines for common (think cardiac chest pain […]
A few years ago I was asked to see a patient in the rapid assessment unit with severe pain in the flank. She looked as though she had renal colic
JC: Should USS be first investigation for renal colic? St.Emlyn’s Read More
I recently had the opportunity to speak at the European Society of Emergency Medicine Conference in Amsterdam about in situ simulation. Although the title of the talk was Guerrilla Sim
Top ten tips for In Situ Sim at St.Emlyns. Read More
Somewhere in the ITV archives is television footage of me, on my first day in the PED as an ST3 doctor, assessing a child with a scald in resus. I
For the Record: Can Patients Record Clinical Consultations? Read More
Ok, so Obi Wan Kenobi, to my knowledge, never actually practiced emergency medicine, although he had some pretty awesome Jedi skills that would work a treat in the ED. For
Obi Wan’s Guide to Emergency Medicine. Rich Carden at St.Emlyn’s Read More
Lots of patients we see in the ED do not require hospital admission and this is especially true of the paediatric ED where children often attend with parents seeking advice for management
JC – Just Checking: Do Follow-Up Phone Calls Reduce Reattendance to PED? Read More
You’ve probably already seen that the Royal College of Radiologists this week published CEM-approved guidelines for imaging in paediatric trauma. The document itself is open access, isn’t actually that long
Imaging in Paediatric Trauma – Guide to the RCR Guidelines. St.Emlyn’s Read More
A podcast about Diffuse Axonal Injury with John Hell
Podcast – Diffuse Axonal Injury with John Hell Read More