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Welcome to the June 2026 edition of the podcast. We are tackling all of our favourite subjects – PE, trauma, stroke, COVID, contrast controversies and prehistoric dentistry. What more could you ask for in a podcast? SO have a listen, read the free PDFs below, and you too could save a life or at least relieve your friend’s dental pain with some stone tools. The final nail in the Paxlovi...

This is a re-release of one of my favourite lectures. When I was invited to speak at SMACC Gold 2015 I was given a free range to speak about whatever I desired. Daunting, to be given this choice as it is easy to do something easy, something that has hard science… so I chose the difficult path of trying to sell the concept of empathy to a room of super bright and caring critical care doctors...

In this video I go over my old SMACC Dublin Diagnsotics talk and revisit the Bayesian reasoning that lays at the heart of what we do in the ED.  If you ned to go back and listen to the original talk, its worth the visit – all you need to know about Bayes’ theorum for ED docs in 22 minutes! The new Docnomo / Fagan nomogram interactive tool on the website is unveiled and demonstrated wit...

The May edition of the Journal Club is out now! This is a long podcast, but packed full of fun EBM and some practice changing papers and we even manage to escape our usual evidentiary nihilism. Links are in the description below to the PDFs and you can listen on your favourite app or just watch the video on Youtube Whole Blood in Trauma: First big RCT under-doses, underwhelms Smith JE, Cardigan R,...

Welcome back to another instalment of the Journal Club with my old friend Dr Justin Morgenstern (he is younger than me, but we have been mates for a while…) This month we tackle bleeding brains, clotting eyes, doing less for pneumothoraces ( or is it pneumothoraci? Oh, well its defintitley pl(e)ural!! hehehehe!! ). We chat about intra-cardiac arrest echo and Macgyvering urine collection devi...