For patients with a life-limiting condition, the outcome of treatment may be uncertain. Patients will often have priorities which are not always about living longer.

Here’s a quick guide on the practical aspects or administering VRII. What indications to look out for, to which fluids to give and their rate of infusion.

People in the last days and hours of life may experience a spectrum of distressing physical symptoms. Find out what you can prescribe to help bring relief at this crucial time.

There are many regular yet critical medications that MUST be given to patients whilst in the Emergency Department. Time is of the essence.

18-year-old (???) male, tonic clonic seizure >20 minutes. Unresponsive. Known cerebral palsy and epilepsy.

Asbestosis is diffuse interstitial fibrosis of the lung as a consequence of exposure to asbestos fibres, resulting in various types of cancer.

An introduction to the aspects of End of Life Care in the ED using the End of Life Jigsaw from Northampton General Hospital.

Some patients are not going to get better, but there is still plenty you can do for them...