# St\.Emlyn's: Emergency Medicine  \#FOAMed

> Emergency Medicine blog and podcast\. Team of emergency medicine and critical care specialists working to improve the education of clinicians and the care of patients\.

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## Pages
- [Privacy policy\. St Emlyn's](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/privacy-policy-st-emlyns/)
- [Revision Pursuit](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/revision-pursuit/)
- [Teaching and learning](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/teaching/)
- [Medical Student Emergency Medicine](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/st-emlyns-undergraduate-curriculum/)
- [RCEM Emergency Medicine Curriculum](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/rcem-curriculum-2021/)

## Posts
- [Ep 300 \- Decisions Under Pressure: Knowing When to Act in Emergency Care](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/clinical-decisions-under-pressure-in-emergency-care/): How do you decide when you don't have all the information? Iain Beardsell revisits Tactical Trauma to explore the judgements behind major incident care, triage, eCPR and trauma ECMO\.
- [Gastroenteritis in children: should we be sending them home with ondansetron?](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/gastroenteritis-in-children-should-we-be-sending-them-home-with-ondansetron/): Should children with gastroenteritis receive take\-home ondansetron after an emergency department visit? We critically appraise a randomised trial, examining its symptom score, return visits and intravenous fluid use, and why the author questions its implications for routine prescribing\.
- [Introducing the Trauma Team Leader Tips \(TTL Tips\) Series](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/introducing-the-trauma-team-leader-tips-ttl-tips-series/): An introduction to the Trauma Team Leader Tips series, edited by Simon Carley and Greg Yates\. Short, practical posts draw on the team’s experience of clinical care, communication and human factors, with downloadable resources for teaching and discussion\.
- [TTL tips 1: Check these FIVE areas \(and more\) in Penetrating Trauma\.](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/ttl-tips-1-check-these-five-areas-and-more-in-penetrating-trauma/): Visible wounds can distract from injuries hidden elsewhere\. This TTL tip uses a penetrating trauma case to explore commonly missed areas, examination during the primary survey and reassessment even when the patient has already been checked before hospital arrival\.
- [TTL tips 2: Get the best from your pelvic binders\!](https://www.stemlynsblog.org/ttl-tips-2-get-the-best-from-your-pelvic-binders/): A case\-based guide to getting the most from pelvic binders in trauma care\. This TTL tip covers preparing equipment, checking placement and tension, and reassessing the pelvis when the binder is removed\.

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