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Author Archives: Andy Neill

Anatomy for Emergency Medicine 020: shoulder – the rotator cuff

10 Nov

OK we’re back with another podcast. Sorry it’s been so long. We’ll be on the shoulder for the next 3 or 4 videos so hope you enjoy it. Here’s the rotator cuff. [Direct Download] FOAMed Resources: shoulderdoc.co.uk radiopaedia and here … Read More »

Anatomy in EM, lecture AFEM, anatomy, emergency medicine, rotator cuff 2 Comments

Smoke without fire

30 Oct

It’s 2am, you’re just catching up on the waiting room an things are beginning to settle when one of the many bat phones in the department rings to alert you to the imminent arrival of a 75 year old man … Read More »

board review, tox 13 Comments

Should we anti-coagulating all those patients in plaster casts?

9 Oct

Interesting enough question. We know having a big cast on is a risk factor for VTE. I’ve seen one young guy die from a massive PE with a big cast on his leg. It mightn’t be common, it mightn’t justify … Read More »

critical appraisal

ED Consultant night shifts

25 Sep

In the UK and Ireland we’re a bit short on senior support. Here’s a nice paper on what it looks like if consultants do night shifts

critical appraisal consultants, emergency medicine, night shifts, staffing, wrexham model 12 Comments

Patients per hour, turn-over and efficient use of staff

22 Sep

If the doctors are the major bottle neck in the ED – then how do we best use their time?

thinking about medicine efficiency, patient flow, turn over 8 Comments

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