Today we have an interview with Cian McDermott, an Irish trained EP working in Australia and an old friend of ours

We’re back with some new and juicy papers for December 2016

Adult Guidelines. This guideline was published in 2016 and was an update on the previous iteration that has been updated yearly by SIGN

We’re back with some new and juicy papers for November 2016

In this months Guidelines Podcast @chrisconnolly83 and @MaxiRebecca discuss the latest SIGN Guidelines on ACS. Below is a summary of the main discussion points and links to any relevant articles.

We’re back with some new and juicy papers for October 2016

Welcome back to the final podcast from RCEMs scientific conference in beautiful Bournemouth

Welcome back to our daily podcasts from RCEMs scientific conference in beautiful Bournemouth

Hello and welcome to the first of our daily podcast summeries from not-so-sunny Bournemouth for the RCEM annual scientific meeting

There has been a lot of talk about sepsis over the last year, in fact I heard someone recently saying they had “sepsis” fatigue, there have been so many debates in the FOAMed world this year

We’re back with some new and juicy papers for September 2016

Back at the Leeds CPD conference in March 2016 (we have some podcasts here, here and here if you want to know more) I had the chance to sit down with Jon Jones, Consutant in EM in Leeds to chat about major trauma

We’re back with some new and juicy papers for August 2016

This is the first in a series of monthly Guidelines podcasts. This month @AndyNeill joins @maxirebecca to discuss the recent Chest Guidelines on Antithrombotic Therapy for VTE disease

We have a New in EM special this month - recorded live at SMACC Dublin in the podcasting booth.

In this podcast @maxirebecca and @drsgrier discuss DNACPR (Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and explore when and how decisions should be made. They also explore some of the challenges about decision-making and delve into the evidence and guidance currently available.

Summer is coming which means its time to sit in a dark room while the sun blazes staring at your computer screen reading the latest literature...

Procedural sedation is an amazingly useful skill to have, but it is not without its perils. Listen to our podcast for some tips on how to get started or to improve your practice

Welcome back to our update on the latest literature in EM.

This podcast explores a common issue in the ED

Welcome back to our 2nd monthly literature review podcast.

In true StEmlyns style he had a whole series of excellent blog posts summarising his talk immediately available.

The podcasts covers topics from his talk on CT in Trauma and gives some of the benefits and drawbacks of CT and its place in the Trauma Patient Journey.

Welcome to the RCEM CPD event in Leeds. We’re here to give you updates and some pearls that we’ve gleaned from the conference.

Welcome to the RCEM CPD event in Leeds. We’re here to give you updates and some pearls that we’ve gleaned from the conference.