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#SimBlog: Simple Case, Complex Environment
Aug 3

Aug 3 #SimBlog: Simple Case, Complex Environment

Jamie Sillett
Sim Blog

Working the ED can often be complicated, there can be distractions and developments that make even a simple case more complex than it should be.

Lightning Learning: Moderate Asthma
Aug 1

Aug 1 Lightning Learning: Moderate Asthma

Jamie Sillett
Lightning Learning

Not all asthmatics will need admission and appropriate management in the ED can enable safe discharge.

This May Well End Badly
Jul 29

Jul 29 This May Well End Badly

Saad Jawaid
Mini Teach

A 55-year old Asian lady presents by ambulance with left-sided heavy chest pain, radiating down her left arm.

#SimBlog: Feeling The Heat?
Jul 27

Jul 27 #SimBlog: Feeling The Heat?

Jamie Sillett
Sim Blog

"Terry (71) was out in the garden watering his potatoes, when he felt unwell and collapsed."

#SimBlog: When you hear hooves...
Jul 20

Jul 20 #SimBlog: When you hear hooves...

Jennifer Mann
Sim Blog

"A 2 week old baby boy is brought to the ED with concerns of poor feeding, vomiting and sleepiness."

Lightning Learning: Falls Risk
Jul 18

Jul 18 Lightning Learning: Falls Risk

Jamie Sillett
Lightning Learning

30% of people >65 years and 50% of people >80 years fall at least once a year.

#SimBlog: Stable VT
Jul 13

Jul 13 #SimBlog: Stable VT

Jamie Sillett & Rebecca Prest
Sim Blog

Your latest patient has walked into Urgent Care with palpitations and is in a Broad Complex Tachycardia…

Delirium
Jul 8

Jul 8 Delirium

Sarah Turpin
Frailty Friday

Summary from the IPE session on Delirium.

#SimBlog: Intussusception
Jul 6

Jul 6 #SimBlog: Intussusception

Jennifer Mann
Sim Blog

A six-month-old boy is brought to the ED by mum after screaming continuously for half an hour with no apparent cause.

The Toxicology Game
Jul 4

Jul 4 The Toxicology Game

Jamie Sillett
Educational Games

All you need for a teaching session on poisons and antidotes...

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