In the UK, and I suspect around the world, all emergency clinicians teach. From the first day in the department to the last day before retirement there are opportunities to […]
#TTCNYC: Educational theories you need to know (about). St.Emlyn’s Read More
October has been a stellar month for publication of critical care trials in high impact journals. SPLIT, HEAT and FELLOW have already been FOAMed all over, but that left me
JC: EuroTHERM or EuroBURNED. St.Emlyn’s Read More
DISCLAIMER: the below tips are based on no evidence whatsoever but are some pearls I have picked up during my relatively short career in emergency medicine. I however hope you will enjoy the
Tips on how to look after your OWN mental health Read More
Intravenous fluids are one of the most frequently implemented interventions that we, as doctors, prescribe. We give maintenance fluids (not so frequently in the ED) and we give resuscitation fluids.
Maestrini, Frank, Starling, Guyton…….and Fluids at St.Emlyn’s Read More
The St. Emlyn’s team has, in recent years, become a regular sight at the EuSEM congress meetings and this year was certainly no exception. We attended this year’s conference, which
A summary of EuSEM 2015 and what you have missed! Read More
You probably already know of James Lind as he is rather famous in medical research. If not then you will know his work. As a Scottish physician working with the
James Lind and the RCEM needs you (and you, and you). St.Emlyn’s Read More
Making good decisions in the emergency department.
Making good decisions in the ED. #RCEM15 #EuSEM15 Read More
Where do we go now with #Medutainment? Time is precious and in many modern health care systems time for educational activities is increasingly difficult to find. Our 24/7 role means
#Medutainment and Emergency Medicine, Part 3. What next and how do I do it? Read More
