PRINT Radiology Lecture I had the honour of being asked to speak to the new Sydney doctors at the annual PRINT conference. Having also been along to this event last year it appears to be a spectacular success. Congratulations to all the guys that organised the conference… My Slides – CLICK HERE My Handout – CLICK HERE … More PRINT Conference – Sydney
High risk for and subtle presentations of serious pathologic conditions in the elderly patient who has abdominal pain require careful and timely evaluation. The elderly patient with abdominal pain consumes more time and resources than any other emergency department (ED) patient presentation. Their length of stay is 20% longer than younger patients who have the … More Royal College Alert – Abdominal Pain
REBLOG: CLICK HERE ABG = A bad gas? Kelly AM. Can VBG analysis replace ABG analysis in emergency care? Emergency medicine journal : EMJ. 33(2):152-4. 2016. PMID: 25552544 I can’t remember if I have covered the evidence that indicates that for most situations we should be using VBGs and not ABGs in the emergency department … More Articles of the Month (August 2016)
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Following the example set by Andrew Coggins who shared his pearls from AMEE 2016 here are some of my AMEE highlights and the things that have left me with food for thought. AMEE in Barcelona was busy for me as I was involved in running several workshops and I didn’t get…
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