RCEM Learning

July 2022

Jul 4, 2022

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I Think Simulation Is the Only Way to Get Better at It

02:51

Do You Have a Risk of False Positive Reports Out of Hours?

01:35

Do You Think the D Dimer Is a Bias?

02:21

Introduction

6min

Is There a Randomized Controlled Trial of Sham Surgery?

4min

C T C A

6min

Part Two of a Podcast

1min

Radiology - Is Every Patient Really Needing a Scan?

4min

Do You Think the D Dimer Is a Bias?

2min

Is It a D Dimeh or a D-Dimer?

3min

The Obs Chart, I Think, I've Gotten the Same Impression as a Junior Paramedic

4min

A, and It's Growing, but Not Quite There Yet

4min

10.

Do You Have a Risk of False Positive Reports Out of Hours?

2min

11.

The Scales Are a Big Barrier to Estimating Wt

4min

12.

Making Decisions in ED Is Difficult

3min

13.

I Think Simulation Is the Only Way to Get Better at It

3min

14.

Simulatea Hospital

3min

15.

I've Got Decision Making Fatigue

4min

16.

The Report Is a Blast of a Thing, I Think.

2min

17.

E, I Think It's Time to Let Everyone Go

4min

18.

Blood Sells Like That

6min

19.

Those Little Pigtails Are Very Subtle. And I'm Not Sure if They're a Good Idea.

6min

20.

Arcam Learning Re - The Best Articles of the Month

3min

This month we’ve got a new host, two New in EM papers, a continued discussion for Guidelines for EM, and a new section we’re launching: New Online. Be sure to check out the papers and links below! New in EM – Early CTCA in suspected ACS Guidelines for EM – PE and clinical decision making New in EM – Chest Tube Sizes in Trauma New Online – three new articles for your CPD

(00:34) New in EM – Early CTCA in suspected ACS

Early computed tomography coronary angiography in patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome: randomised controlled trial

(14:54) Guidelines for EM – PE and clinical decision making

HSIB Report into clinical decision making: diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary embolism in emergency departments

(55:24) New in EM – Chest Tube Sizes in Trauma

The small (14 Fr) percutaneous catheter (P-CAT) versus large (28-32 Fr) open chest tube for traumatic hemothorax: A multicenter randomized clinical trial

(01:08:49) New Online – new articles on RCEMLearning for your CPD

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