The Resus Room

Welcome back to June's Papers Podcast! Traditionally when you're taught about working a patient up for a potential diagnosis you'll find a list of signs, symptoms and tests that you need to perform in...

1 Kesä 202026min

Transfers of patients happen all the time. It's easy to think about transfers as only those that involve an ambulance and moving patients from one hospital to the next, but in reality it's far more ex...

25 Touko 20201h 5min

Welcome to May's papers of the month podcast. Hope you are all well and keeping safe. This month James joins Simon to discuss some of the great work published following the London Trauma Conference, a...

1 Touko 202023min

Fractures of the pelvis are found reasonably often in major trauma, but they're a really challenging presentation. They are difficult to assess and accurately diagnose in the prehospital setting, mort...

20 Huhti 202057min

So COVID-19 has produced a multitude of challenges to healthcare providers, the response to these challenges has been phenomenal. One uncertainty is the strategy we should employ for hypoxic respirato...

10 Huhti 202017min

First we hope you're all well. The world has changed dramatically over the the last few weeks and you are all doing a phenomenal job of providing healthcare under extremely challenging circumstances. ...

1 Huhti 202032min

Excellent practice is led by following the high quality evidence based medicine, and there have been a lot of great papers published in the last 12 months! We were kindly invited to the Faculty of Pre...

17 Maalis 202051min

We've got a great spread of topics for you this month, stretching all the way from Prehospital Critical Care, to core Emergency Medicine topics. Those of us seeing 'non-specific' complaints will appre...

1 Maalis 202031min