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#DyingMatters #EmergencyMedicineJournal "Dying in the emergency department (ED) is often seen as a missed opportunity to provide holistic care for patients approaching their end of life (EOL). However, increasingly, patients who are approaching EOL have a need to attend the ED

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#May2025 Emergency clinician perceptions of end- of- life care in Irish emergency departments: a cross- sectional survey "Education and infrastructure are potentially modifiable barriers to the provision of EoLC in Irish EDs as shown in this study, but the findings are likely

Epidemiology and outcomes of patients with cardiac arrest in the emergency department of a lower middle-income country. emj.bmj.com/content/42/3/1… #March2025 #CardiacArrest #Resusitation #GlobalHealth #EmergencyMedicine #ACLS Royal College of Emergency Medicine Resuscitation Council UK

#May2025 #Podcast #OutNow May 2025 Primary Survey emj.bmj.com/content/42/5/2… with Dr Sarah Edwards Dr Sarah Edwards and Rick Body Rick Body "A new survey has found that less than one third of end-of-life patients in Irish emergency departments have their own room. This is only

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Endotracheal tube as chest tube: a back-up alternative in resource limited settings "Although certainly not advocated as standard, the use of endotracheal tubes as CTs may be a suitable alternative or back-up solution in settings where commercial CTs are not readily available."

#May2025 #PrimarySurvey "The very essence of quality in emergency care is predicated on our understanding of vulnerability and respect for the dignity of our patients" emj.bmj.com/content/42/5/2… @maryeleanordawood

#May2025 Emergency clinician perceptions of end- of- life care in Irish emergency departments: a cross- sectional survey "Education and infrastructure are potentially modifiable barriers to the provision of EoLC in Irish EDs as shown in this study, but the findings are likely

#DyingMatters #EmergencyMedicineJournal "Dying in the emergency department (ED) is often seen as a missed opportunity to provide holistic care for patients approaching their end of life (EOL). However, increasingly, patients who are approaching EOL have a need to attend the ED

Factors associated with late hospital arrival in acute stroke patients of Bangladesh. emj.bmj.com/content/42/3/1… #March2025 #EmergencyMedicine #Stroke #AcuteStroke #Bangladesh Royal College of Emergency Medicine

#May2025 #Podcast #OutNow May 2025 Primary Survey emj.bmj.com/content/42/5/2… with Dr Sarah Edwards Dr Sarah Edwards and Rick Body Rick Body "A new survey has found that less than one third of end-of-life patients in Irish emergency departments have their own room. This is only

#Feb2025 #OriginalResearch Sex and gender reporting in UK emergency medicine trials from 2010 to 2023: a systematic review. emj.bmj.com/content/42/2/82 Royal College of Emergency Medicine

#May2025 Emergency clinician perceptions of end- of- life care in Irish emergency departments: a cross- sectional survey "Education and infrastructure are potentially modifiable barriers to the provision of EoLC in Irish EDs as shown in this study, but the findings are likely

Endotracheal tube as chest tube: a back-up alternative in resource limited settings "Although certainly not advocated as standard, the use of endotracheal tubes as CTs may be a suitable alternative or back-up solution in settings where commercial CTs are not readily available."

#May2025 #PrimarySurvey "The very essence of quality in emergency care is predicated on our understanding of vulnerability and respect for the dignity of our patients" emj.bmj.com/content/42/5/2… @maryeleanordawood

#May2025 #Podcast #OutNow May 2025 Primary Survey emj.bmj.com/content/42/5/2… with Dr Sarah Edwards Dr Sarah Edwards and Rick Body Rick Body "A new survey has found that less than one third of end-of-life patients in Irish emergency departments have their own room. This is only

🗣️ Call for Papers 🗣️ Health Inequities and Public Health in Emergency Medicine There is increasing recognition of the impact of health inequities on medical care, with growing research on how emergency care can mitigate disparities and support interventions to improve health

#May2025 Emergency clinician perceptions of end- of- life care in Irish emergency departments: a cross- sectional survey "Education and infrastructure are potentially modifiable barriers to the provision of EoLC in Irish EDs as shown in this study, but the findings are likely

#DyingMatters #EmergencyMedicineJournal "Dying in the emergency department (ED) is often seen as a missed opportunity to provide holistic care for patients approaching their end of life (EOL). However, increasingly, patients who are approaching EOL have a need to attend the ED