Troponin: more than a marker of infarction?
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This blog is a little different, a bit more personal than usual as it’s about my experience in learning something new. If you’re not that interested in skills teaching feel
Skills, struggles and surfing: St.Emlyn’s Read More »
All good EM/CC clinicians know that venous thrombo embolism (VTE) is a potential complication of traumatic injury. The immobilisation and haematological changes associated with signficant injury are reasonably well described.
JC: The VTE and Major Trauma. St.Emlyn’s Read More »
This post, detailing my reflections on self care in clinical retrieval medicine, is the sixth in a series recording my reflections on the twelve months I spent working for Sydney
101 Reflective Lessons from a Year with Sydney HEMS. Part Six: Self Care Read More »
6 Background:I have tried to write this post using non-medical jargon and I’ve not expanded so much on the background medical evidence. I am hoping that this post will be
Are you PrEP-d for your Saturday night? St.Emlyn’s Read More »
We’ve debated Apnoeic Oxygenation on St.Emlyn’s in the past1. Physiologically it kind of makes sense. The idea that we can put ‘Os up the Nose’ (as someone cleverer than
JC: Apnoeic Oxygenation (again). St.Emlyn’s Read More »
My apologies in advance for a bit of advertising about the MSc in Emergency medicine that we run here in Manchester. The program was the first MSc in EM in
The MSc in Emergency medicine with MMU. St.Emlyn’s Read More »
This is another guest blog from our friend and colleague Andy Volans, Consutlant in Emergency Medicine. We’ve all been subjected to the challenge of the “Expert Patient”. Our GP
How to manage your boss (the expert patient in the ED). St.Emlyn’s Read More »