Based at the University Hospitals of Leicester, we serve the educational needs of healthcare practitioners in Acute & Emergency Medicine across the East Midlands, UK
The ‘Cards Against…’ medical education series is back for 2020. This time we’re tackling tricky teaching topics based on paediatric ECGs!
Acute confusion could be a sign of Red Flag Sepsis (RFS), particularly in younger patients. If you suspect that a patient has infection combined with acute confusion, the ‘Sepsis Six’ care bundle should be considered as a time-critical intervention.
We recently hosted a 10-day course training candidates for the Physician Response Unit (PRU) on a broad range of topics, now available to download for FREE!
Need a quick recap of the main differences between nasal cannulae, non-rebreather and venturi masks?
A bespoke orientation programme for international doctors providing both medical AND pastoral support.
This week is a quick visual reminder when remembering the basics of chest x-rays in adults. It’s as simple as DRS-ABDCE!
As manual ventilation is an aerosol-generating procedure we made this small reminder to use a filter on adult & paediatric bag valve masks to help reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19
A brief summary following today’s presentation at the RCEM Clinical Leaders Network meeting video call – themed on education in the ‘new normal’
One of the biggest challenges that we face in Emergency Medicine is that of breaking bad news to a patient’s next of kin (NOK) over the telephone rather than in person.
The EM3 team has designed and tested a simple, low-fidelity simulation drill focussing on non-verbal communication for those struggling to be heard whilst wearing AGP-level PPE.
