CBRN: An Introduction. St Emlyn’s
yb It is a sad reality that in this day and age the world can be uncertain, volatile and dangerous place. Â CBRN (chemical, biological, radioactive, nuclear) threats are real, and …
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London Trauma Conference #LTC2015 – Day Three
London Trauma Conference review with St.Emlyn’s ECMO REBOA prehospital care and air ambulance work
London Trauma Conference #LTC2015 – Day Two
Hello again from the London Trauma Conference! If you haven’t listened to the day one podcast yet, catch up here. We’ve managed to catch up with a couple more speakers …
JC: Self extrication vs. assisted extrication. St.Emlyn’s
The last 2 years have seen the agreed wisdom of spinal immobilisation challenged. We have seen a paradigm shift in our attitude towards the use of cervical collar with some …
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Top 10 Trauma papers 2014-2015. St.Emlyn’s
I was recently at the Trauma Care UK conference in Telford. As ever, it’s a great bunch of people working hard to improve trauma management in the UK. My talk …
JC: PARAMEDIC trial m-CPR at St.Emlyn’s
In some ways you might be forgiven for thinking that 2014 was a bit disappointing in terms of EBM. A number of clinical trials that I’ve been looking forward …
Free Open Access RESUSCITATION – the GoodSamApp with Mark Wilson
Mark Wilson. One of the things I love about medicine is the cross-fertilisation of ideas and techniques from one discipline to another. I worry that as more subspecialisation …
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JC: Is there any point teaching paramedics? St.Emlyn’s
OK, so it’s a provocative title, but it reflects my thoughts when I first saw this paper on teaching paramedics and in particular when I saw the conclusion. ‘….the evidence …
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