Things I wish I’d learnt before Emergency Medicine and Parenthood
An emergency medicine consultant, a senior surgical trainee, and a salaried GP sat in a bar.
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An emergency medicine consultant, a senior surgical trainee, and a salaried GP sat in a bar.
Rom Duckworth is a Fire Captain and paramedic educator from the greater New York City area. A prehospital clinical practitioner, Rom has interest and expertise in human factors, especially mission critical communications.
Adrian Boyle, undoubtedly one of the gurus of Emergency Medicine process/flow/crowding, had an attentive audience for his talk on the final day of RCEM15. The official title was “How to work in a crowded ED”, but his theme soon veered onto “never waste a good crisis”!
Ever since I recorded the video I used the Semont manoeuvre to treat BPPV in several patients, with an alarming success rate. Some even managed to walk out symptom free within 4 hours, thereby saving both time and a CDU space.
A one off special based upon careers in Emergency Medicine and a new training tool, the ESLE
This is the first in a new series of podcasts from the RCEM Research & Publications Committee.
So you got the short straw? Are you looking forward to organising the training day like you are to writing your CTR (Hint: neither of these tasks are fun).
Resus Officers – They know how to run an arrest, it’s what they do and they are all very experienced at it.
Anyone who has passed the fellowship exam knows that it takes over about a year of your life. That’s if you’re lucky and make it through first time.
FOAMed North West (@FOAMEDNW) asks the latest consultant recruits at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital what advice they would give to the new (top) kids on the block. This is what they answered.