Explore the role of human factors in emergency and acute care, including teamwork, decision-making, cognitive bias, and patient safety. Our evidence-based posts provide practical insights into optimising performance, reducing errors, and improving clinical outcomes.
Top tips from ten years of Trauma Team Leadership. A presentation for the RCEM CPD Conference in Bournemouth
Trauma Team Leadership – Top Tips from Ten Years of Trauma Team Leadership Read More
Iain and Simon recap the highlights on the blog from December 2021. The best of the month plus a few reflections on the year and a look forward to 2022.
Podcast – December 2021 Monthly Round Up Read More
Editor: This is a guest post by Simon Horne. It is likely one of the last posts from Virchester before the festive season properly commences. Take care and stay safe.
Thinking pragmatically about capacity Read More
Flow through the urgent care setting, such as an emergency department (ED) is complex. There are a multitude of factors that affect flow through an urgent care setting. Systems research
Patient Flow in Urgent Care Read More
Ed – We are delighted to publish a guest post from a great friend of St Emlyn’s, Joke from Belgium. She is one of a number of superb Belgian emergency
Lead yourself (through the COVID-19 pandemic). St Emlyn’s with Joke Van kerkhoven Read More
Ed – We have previously covered the concept of moral injury on the blog and podcast, largely in respect to the experience of managing patients with traumatic injury. In 2020
Moral Injury during COVID-19. St Emlyn’s Read More
Working in the ED has probably changed forever thanks to COVID-19. I’ve found the experience peculiar, frightening, and relentlessly interesting. I’m sure we all have. It goes without saying that
Purposefully Practicing for COVID-19 Read More
Updated content and video This is an update and repost of a blog from last Summer following the release of the video from the 2019 Don’t Forget the Bubbles (DFTB)
DFTB. The procedure paradox update. St Emlyn's Read More
