Horrible Histories – The Dance Plague of 1518

Medieval Dance Fever The year was 1518. Dancing mania is at hold in the Holy Roman Empire city of Strasbourg. Part of modern France, Strasbourg is an important seat of government in European politics. Over the years this bizarre phenomenon of ‘sporadic dancing’, allegedly involving over 400 people, has also been referred to as “Dancing Plague” and “Saint Vitus’ Dance”. The dancing outbreak … More Horrible Histories – The Dance Plague of 1518

Emergency Intubation and Airway Management

Making Emergency Intubation Safer   The ideal emergency intubation should have first pass success, no desaturation (as far as possible) and minimal haemodynamic compromise as the result of the use of drugs or the trauma of laryngoscopy. Training, procedural technique and standardisation of the process can all help with achieving safe intubation. So, how do … More Emergency Intubation and Airway Management

OSCE Resources and Musings – ACEM Fellowship

Updated December 2023 Site Navigation 13 Lucky Stations OSCE Exam Report Our OSCE Course Page** **CLICK HERE TO E-MAIL US AND OBTAIN PASSWORD OSCE landing page – LOOK AT TICKETS Watch your verbals Teach a skill The eventful life of OSCE candidate Dr Edward Rêjé External Links AFEM – clinical course – Brisbane APLS – Paeds ACE the … More OSCE Resources and Musings – ACEM Fellowship