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Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 067 | The pulmonary artery catheter – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/067.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 10:17 — 15.2MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.Today we are going to
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 011 | Tumour Lysis Syndrome – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/011.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:09 — 5.8MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.Thanks to the wonders of
Tasty Morsels of EM 136 – Paediatric rashes – Emergency Medicine Ireland
This batch of the tasty morsels series are various pearls and learning points from my most recent 6 months doing paeds EM. I’d done a fair bit of paeds before but never in a dedicated children’s hospital and it was all a long time ago. Turns out there’s always more to learn. These are mainly observa
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 005 | Submersion – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/005.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 3:28 — 4.9MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.One would think that the
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 025 | Andrenocortical insufficiency – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/025.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:28 — 6.4MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.The commonest time we th
New in EM 009: Is there a score we can use to determine how intoxicated someone is? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast October 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchab
New in EM 005: Is Contrast Induced Nephropathy really a thing? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast May 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchable o
SonoDub 2019 – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Just a little heads up.A few friends are planning a 3 day PoCUS extravaganza inDublin on June 5th-7th at RCSI.It’s got something for everyone including a basic level 1 course, a “train the trainer” course for those keen to up their PoCUS education skills and there’s also the return of the great EGLS
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 004 | Transplant drugs – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/004.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:06 — 5.8MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.All of these posts are s
Tasty Morsels of EM 137 – Influenza in kids – Emergency Medicine Ireland
This batch of the tasty morsels series are various pearls and learning points from my most recent 6 months doing paeds EM. I’d done a fair bit of paeds before but never in a dedicated children’s hospital and it was all a long time ago. Turns out there’s always more to learn. These are mainly observa
New in EM 008: Do minor ankle sprains need physiotherapy? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast June 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchable
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 009 | The ESPEN 2018 Nutrition Guidelines – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/009.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 3:36 — 5.1MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.As an EM trainee doing i
New in EM 007: Is RV dilation on PoCUS useful to diagnose PE during a cardiac arrest? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast June 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchable
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 003 | Diabetic Ketoacidosis – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/003.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:44 — 6.6MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.DKA is bread and butter
#EuSEM18 How I learned to stop worrying and love the dimer – Emergency Medicine Ireland
I’m back at theEuropean Society for Emergency Meetingfor another couple of talks (older ones can be foundhere,hereandhere…).The slide is pinched fromDr Strangelove(viaChris Nickson…)We all love to hate PE. We can’t seem to stop discussing it or publishing papers on it and there’s even a whole confer
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 010 | Cardiac disease in pregnancy – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/010.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 2:44 — 3.9MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.Critical illness in preg
New in EM 011: How often does consciousness occur during CPR? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast October 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchab
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 033 | Pre-eclampsia – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/033.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 5:01 — 7.2MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast. A meandering monologue
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 001 | Thrombotic Thrombocytopaenic Purpura – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/001.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:38 — 6.5MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.TTP is a lovely ICU diag
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 002 | Diastolic dysfunction in the ICU – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/002.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 5:28 — 7.7MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.In the main we get excit
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 008 | Decompressive Craniectomy for Stroke – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/008.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:05 — 5.7MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.Just to be clear up fron
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 029 | Clostridium Difficile – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/029.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 5:47 — 8.2MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast. A meandering monologue
#EuSEM19 Criminal Poisoning – Emergency Medicine Ireland
These are some associated notes and references for a talk I gave at EuSEM 2019 in Prague.Part 1this was the murder of Kim Jong Nam in Kuala Lumpur international airport on February 13th 2017. He was the older step brother of the current North Korean leader, Kim Jong Un. They were raised separately a
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 030 | Guillain-Barre Syndrome Part 1 – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/030.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 5:10 — 7.4MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast. A meandering monologue
Tasty Morsels of EM 138 – Ultrasound in kids – Emergency Medicine Ireland
This batch of the tasty morsels series are various pearls and learning points from my most recent 6 months doing paeds EM. I’d done a fair bit of paeds before but never in a dedicated children’s hospital and it was all a long time ago. Turns out there’s always more to learn. These are mainly observa
Oncologic Emergencies – Emergency Medicine Ireland
As adapted from a recent local teaching session I prepared.As a broad topic it appears as a common textbook chapter in EM textbooks and there’s a number of nice #FOAMed posts on the topic (referenced below)Neutropenic SepsisThe most common, and I would say the most important one. We a lot of this in
New in EM 010: Can we predict poor outcomes with syncope? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast October 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchab
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 016 | Open Lung Biopsy for ICU patients – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/016.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 3:23 — 4.8MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.So, from the ultra broad
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 023 | Cardiac Pacing – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/023.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 5:30 — 7.8MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.Cardiac pacing comes in
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 006 | Chylothorax – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/006.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 3:11 — 4.5MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.Today we’re talking abou
New in EM 006: Can you make a baby wee on demand? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast June 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchable
#EuSEM19 Sex Gone Wrong – Emergency Medicine Ireland
These are some notes and references from a talk I gave at EuSEM 2019 in Prague.[Image from theKhajurahomonuments which have large segments dedicated to eroticism]this talk deserves a little preface.when Christian first suggested the title to me it was “procedures gone wrong”, the fact that it happen
New in EM 004: PoCUS in diagnosing the cause of SOB in the ED – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast May 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchable o
#EuSEM18 Cerebral Venous Thrombosis – Emergency Medicine Ireland
I’m back at theEuropean Society for Emergency Meetingfor another couple of talks (older ones can be foundhere,hereandhere…).I have the luxury of getting to pick my topics which gives me the opportunity to express my love of the uncommon but important in emergency medicine.Cerebral venous thrombosis,
Tasty morsels of EM #139 – vasculitides – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Found this in an old not in an old app and thought it was still a reasonable summary for EM purposesSummarised from rosens 8th chapter 116As always, happy to take comments and more importantly corrections!Polyarteritis nodosaDigital cyanosisTakayasu’sinitially fever weight loss constitutional sympto
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 012 | ICU Sedation – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/012.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:04 — 5.7MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.This is a mammoth topic
Foundations 2018 Programme now live – Emergency Medicine Ireland
We’ve talked aboutthisbefore but we now have the programme together and speakers confirmed.Check out that line up!Download the PDF file .This conference is designed to help students and doctors at the beginnings of their careers get the technical and non technical skills needed to really succeed and
New in EM 003: Is IV Olanzapine safe? – Emergency Medicine Ireland
Originally Published onRCEM Learning Podcast April 2017As part of the RCEM Learning Podcast I record reviews of recent literature withDave McCreary. We’ve been doing this for about a year now and you can hear them all on the RCEM Learning Podcast each month. I’d like to have them here and searchable
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 007 | Pneumocystis Jirovecii Pneumonia – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/007.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 4:53 — 6.9MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSWelcome back to thetasty morsels of critical care podcast.Pneumocystis Jriovecii P
Tasty Morsels of Critical Care 000 | Introduction and Premise – Emergency Medicine Ireland
https://media.blubrry.com/vtedublin/media.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/content.blubrry.com/tastymorsels/000.mp3Podcast:Play in new window|Download(Duration: 2:59 — 4.2MB)Subscribe:Apple Podcasts|Google Podcasts|Spotify|RSSAt this stage (Oct 2020), PGY17 and still in training I have done a fair number of