I had a fantastic day in London last week. I met/saw/heard some amazing people and bumped into the Southern UK EM Twitteratti…. (hope I’ve not missed anyone – let me […]
London Emergency Medicine trainees conference part 2. #FOAM Read More
As part of my rehab program to cure my PTSD following #SimWars in Australia, (Ed – which we won), snakes and a rather challenging Roger Harris sandwich I was invited
London Emergency Medicine trainees conference part 1. #SimWars Read More
This week the GMC has published a report on emergency medicine training in the UK (press release here). The report follows a series of visits to UK emergency departments looking
The ED is medical education’s front line. St.Emlyn’s Read More
It has been truly fascinating to look at the responses to the paper on use of the glidescope for trauma patients. The post looks at the paper from R Adams
JC: If the Video Laryngoscope was stroke thrombolysis……. St.Emlyn’s Read More
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iwuy4hHO3YQ Although Britain and Ireland appear to be really rather fabulous at Rugby….thought I’d get that in there….., I do worry that we are falling behind the curve in terms
JC: Video Layngoscopy – Did Video kill the Laryngoscope star? Read More
This week a little attempt at #dogmalysis for ultrasound education in the UK. I want this to make you think about the links between what we teach and learn vs
On a FAST track to nowhere at St.Emlyn’s Read More
Here at St. Emlyn’s we have been managing patients with pneumothoraces as out patients for many years. The approach in the UK has been ‘guided’ by the BritishThoracic Society guidelines.
JC: Should we use Heimlich Valves for ambulatory pneumothorax management? St. Emlyn’s Read More
Streamlining of prehospital stroke management: the golden hour. If you have been happily playing with #FOAM for the last year or two then you must have come across the many
JC: Time is brain…., calling #FOAMagitators. St.Emlyn’s Read More
