It’s a Trap!
Not only do we have to battle with diagnostic uncertainty, a high intensity and stressful environment but we also have to contend with our own minds and the tricks and […]
Not only do we have to battle with diagnostic uncertainty, a high intensity and stressful environment but we also have to contend with our own minds and the tricks and […]
This month I was honoured that a study I wrote with some terrific colleagues from Europe, Australia and the USÂ has been published as the ‘Editor’s Choice’ in Academic Emergency Medicine.
One high sensitivity troponin test to rule out acute myocardial infarction Read More
I was thrilled to kick off the EM stream at SMACC Dublin this year with a presentation on the big questions, in other words the strategic future, ofEmergency Medicine. This
The Big Questions in Emergency Medicine. What’s our future? SMACC Dublin Read More
It’s been a while since we shared a cardiology case but here’s a cracker for you. As usual, see our Caveats and Cautions. While these cases are based on our
Cardiology Case 05: Detective work Read More
Isn’t it strange how the incidence of certain pathologies always seems to increase right after you’ve read up on them? Think about it for a moment. At teaching, someone
The Illusion of Frequency. Baader-Meinhof storm St.Emlyn’s Read More
Bandwidth as a cognitive load in the emergency department. St.Emlyn’s. Meta-cognition.
Cliffhangers in the ED. St.Emlyn’s Read More
Risk proximity is an important concept. In simple terms it just describes the time from an event happening and the risk potentially occuring. It’s not something that we often think
Emergency medicine, a risky business part 7: Risk proximity Read More
As you surely know we love thinking about Troponin at St.Emlyn’s. We have our own world expert in Rick Body and there is loads of stuff here on the site
JC: High sensitivity Troponin I on presentation. Is it enough to rule out ACS? St.Emlyn’s Read More