The July 2018 podcast roundup brings together journal club reviews of adrenaline in cardiac arrest and tamsulosin for renal colic with a guide to paronychia. Its written reading list also includes infinite game theory, a personal account of PTSD and an update on St Emlyn’s teaching events.
Podcast – July 2018 Monthly Round Up Read More
Iain and Simon revisit January 2018 on the St Emlyn’s podcast. The linked discussions include devastating brain injury, dizziness, clinical reflection, CRYOSTAT-2 and the ADRENAL trial, alongside conference reports and working in Africa. The episode brings together that month’s clinical evidence, education and professional perspectives.
St Emlyn’s January 2018 in review Read More
The September 2018 podcast roundup revisits airway management after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, the Zero Point Survey and pulmonary embolism. Its linked reading also covers neonatal emergencies, equality in emergency medicine and reports from EMS Gathering, ResusTO and EuSEM, bringing together the month’s clinical and professional discussions.
Podcast – September 2018 Monthly Round Up Read More
The October 2017 podcast round-up revisits major incidents, thromboprophylaxis, oxygen in acute coronary syndromes and emerging cardiac biomarkers. It also reflects on the physical demands of EM training and the specialty’s annual scientific conference.
St Emlyn’s in Review – October 2017 Read More
Moving a critically ill patient from the ED can be a high-risk part of their care. Natalie May and Simon Carley’s podcast notes explore patient preparation, equipment, team selection and handover, with contingency plans for delays, deterioration and airway problems.
The Emergency Department Transfer: Patient, Preparation and People. St.Emlyn’s Read More
Starting work in an emergency department can be daunting. This collection brings together St Emlyn’s introductory blogs and podcasts on core emergency medicine, designed to support new starters alongside local induction, workplace teaching and the learning that comes with those first shifts.
Induction to Emergency Medicine – St Emlyn’s Resources Read More
Vic Brazil and Sandra Viggers join St.Emlyn’s for a review of the international medical simulation conference in San Diego, California.
Calling all simulation educators …. Vic Brazil and Sandra Viggers live from San Diego. Read More
Chris Gray’s report from the prehospital day of the 2015 London Trauma Conference brings together air ambulance practice, transport safety and emerging resuscitation techniques. Topics include prehospital ECMO, sepsis, REBOA and the challenge of translating specialist expertise into reliable systems of care.
London Trauma Conference #LTC2015 – Day Three Read More
