A review of a paper from the European Heart Journal looking at the prehospital use of troponin in patients with low risk chest pain.
JC: Can we rule out ACS by a single prehospital troponin measurement? Read More »
This post is co-published with our friends at REBEL EM. Background: It almost seems that when it comes to the use of the antifibrinolytic agent tranexamic acid (TXA) in trauma,
JC: Should we rubber STAAMP prehospital TXA? Read More »
I’m not as big a conference attendee like some people I know (Ed – you mean @EMManchester), but when I heard the conference had its own Spotify playlist (featuring the
#TacT19: St Emlyn’s on tour with Pete Hulme Read More »
Firstly, the title of this post is not a typo. When I collated the reflective lessons from my series of Sydney HEMS blog posts I realised there were actually 104,
104 Reflections from Sydney HEMS – the eBook. St.Emlyn’s Read More »
This post, detailing my reflections on life lessons, is the seventh and final post in a series recording my reflections on the twelve months I spent working for Sydney HEMS
101 Reflective Lessons from a Year with Sydney HEMS. Part Seven: Life Lessons Read More »
Before February this year I had no prehospital experience whatsoever – so standing up in front of a crowd at the smacc prehospital workshop #smaccFORCE, I felt like a bit
Bringing the Outdoor Classroom Indoors – #MedEd at #smaccFORCE #smaccDUB Read More »
I was recently discussing the management of traumatic cardiac arrest with one of my junior colleagues and was surprised to hear that they had not heard of impact brain apnoea
Impact Brain Apnoea with Gareth Davies from London HEMS. St.Emlyn’s Read More »
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
JC: Is there any point teaching paramedics? St.Emlyn’s Read More »
