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
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
While not fortunate enough to actually attend SMACC 2013, I was pleased to catch the much anticipated SimWars event, particularly as Team GB was one of the successful finalists. As
A Snake in the Grass at St.Emlyn’s Read More
My initial impression when this article popped up on email was that this is old news. We’ve been using 3% nebulised saline for Bronchiolitis in infants for many years (despite
JC: Hypertonic Saline for Bronchiolitis. St.Emlyn’s Read More
It was a privilige to meet Nicola Jakeman at the London EM trainee’s conference. She gave a great lecture on why it’s important for EM docs to understand Human Factors
Human Factors cases with @JakemanNicola. Read More
After the talk I gave on #FOAM Geoff Hinchley (who you can see here) asked the St.Emlyn’s team to put together a really short intro to getting involved. So, with
London Emergency Medicine Trainee’s conference part 3. St.Emlyn’s Read More
I had a fantastic day in London last week. I met/saw/heard some amazing people and bumped into the Southern UK EM Twitteratti…. (hope I’ve not missed anyone – let me
London Emergency Medicine trainees conference part 2. #FOAM Read More
It has been truly fascinating to look at the responses to the paper on use of the glidescope for trauma patients. The post looks at the paper from R Adams
JC: If the Video Laryngoscope was stroke thrombolysis……. St.Emlyn’s Read More
