Toxicology presentations
Following from the previous serotonin syndrome poster, this week looks at toxicology related presentations (credit to Polaris Medical for the […]
Ramblings from Red Shift
Serotonin syndrome
Serotonin syndrome is a toxic state caused mainly by excess serotonin within the central nervous system. It results in a
Stroke speech
Looking at the effect Stroke can have on a Person’s Speech – the different terms can get confusing at times.
Covid information
Clinical leadership and team dynamics: The attached infographic provides some insight on how London approach and manage their cardiac arrests
Pelvic trauma
Pelvic trauma used to be a significant cause of death, but advances in integrated, inclusive trauma care have resulted in
Trying to understand self-harm
It’s three AM and you receive a call to a 23 year old female who is not coping and has cut
Research Round-Up: May 2017
Welcome to the May 2017 edition of PaReflectionEd Research Round-up, where we present recently published research from emergency medicine and critical
Spacer preparation: Wash or prime?
While recently researching paediatric asthma management, we came across a statement in the Australian Asthma Handbook which not only
Research Round-up: April 2017
Welcome to the April 2017 edition of PaReflectionEd Research Round-up, where we present recently published research from emergency medicine and critical
Trauma resuscitation
Traumatic cardiac arrest reflections In the early hours of a weekend morning an ambulance is called for a young adult male
Research round up – 30 June
Research published in June include a comparison of airway management techniques; assessing stroke severity; how thrombosis time in stroke is increased due
Research round-up – 14 June
Research published in this week includes studies on cardiac arrest management; using end-tidal carbon dioxide to predict ROSC; predicting survival from