. A quick round up of the best from the blog in July 29. Infinite Game theory and Emergency Medicine with Craig Ferguson http://www.stemlynsblog.org/only-a-game-infinite-game-theory-in-emergency-medicine/ Epinephrine in Cardiac Arrest: Journal Club […]
Podcast – July 2018 Monthly Round Up Read More
 Pain… patients complain about it… A LOT. It’s the commonest reason for attending emergency departments across the globe so we should be (and need to be) pretty good at treating it.
JC : Paracetamol, NSAID’s or both in MSK trauma. St.Emlyn’s Read More
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) is celebrating a landmark in is history: the 50th birthday of UK Emergency Medicine. To mark this event, RCEM has been doing a
Emergency Medicine at 50: reflections on our progress Read More
Research workshop at EMSSAÂ It strikes me that pre-conference workshops increasingly demonstrate the best place to learn new things. The groups are smaller, there is more discussion and it’s
Research Workshop at EMSSA. St.Emlyn’s on tour. Read More
One of the most inspiring talks at SMACC Dub was delivered by John Carlisle on the subject of fraud in medical publishing. It was inspiring for many reasons, the topic
Fake news, lies, fraud, errors and statistics. St.Emlyn’s Read More
We’ve blogged before about the James Lind Alliance1,2 project that’s been running with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine. In brief this is an exercise that engages the profession, researchers
Here’s the top 10 (and more) research priorities in EM. James Lind & St.Emlyn’s Read More
123Hopefully you already know about the James Lind Alliance 1–4. We’ve spoken about it on the blog before, but in brief the Royal College of Emergency Medicine is working with
Research Priorities in Emergency Medicine: We need your help. St.Emlyn’s Read More
This month I was honoured that a study I wrote with some terrific colleagues from Europe, Australia and the USÂ has been published as the ‘Editor’s Choice’ in Academic Emergency Medicine.
One high sensitivity troponin test to rule out acute myocardial infarction Read More
