RCEM Learning
RCEM Learning
A twice monthly #foamed podcast from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine. Literature reviews, guideline updates and interviews with the smartest minds in Emergency Medicine.
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5 paź 2026
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May 2017 01.05.2017 1:09:33
Welcome back to the RCEM Learning podcast for May 2017
April 2017 27.03.2017 1:11:38
Welcome to the new format podcast. From now on you'll be getting a monthly podcast with lots of different segments to try and cover as much as we possibly can
Nice spinal injury guidelines 17.03.2017 26:18
This month we're really drilling down in to the specifics around suspected spinal injury in major trauma
New in EM March 2017 17.03.2017 35:14
New in EM March 2017
Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome 16.02.2017 16:46
In this podcast we cover something fairly rare that if all goes well shouldnt even present to the ED
February 2017: New in EM 01.02.2017 28:34
We're back with some more papers to whet your critical appraisal and knowledge hungry appetite
BTS/SIGN Asthma Guideline 2016 Part 2/Children 18.01.2017 13:06
For the second part of the Asthma Guideline Podcast Chris Connolly and Becky Maxwell focus on its application in Paediatric Emergency Departments
RCEM FOAMed Update 11.01.2017 7:52
You may have been expecting a January New in EM. Well sorry folks, in the name of wellness and christmas holidays we took a month off
Acute behavioural disturbance 21.12.2016 32:50
Today we have an interview with Cian McDermott, an Irish trained EP working in Australia and an old friend of ours
December 2016: New in EM 07.12.2016 22:20
We're back with some new and juicy papers for December 2016
BTS/SIGN Asthma Guideline 2016 Part 1/Adults 16.11.2016 27:48
Adult Guidelines. This guideline was published in 2016 and was an update on the previous iteration that has been updated yearly by SIGN
November 2016: New in EM 02.11.2016 43:38
We're back with some new and juicy papers for November 2016
Sign 2016 ACS Guidlines 19.10.2016 29:08
In this months Guidelines Podcast @chrisconnolly83 and @MaxiRebecca discuss the latest SIGN Guidelines on ACS. Below is a summary of the main discussion points and links to any relevant articles.
October 2016: New in EM 05.10.2016 36:14
We're back with some new and juicy papers for October 2016
RCEM16 Bournemouth Day 3 22.09.2016 13:20
Welcome back to the final podcast from RCEMs scientific conference in beautiful Bournemouth
RCEM16 Bournemouth Day 2 21.09.2016 13:06
Welcome back to our daily podcasts from RCEMs scientific conference in beautiful Bournemouth
RCEM16 Bournemouth Day 1 20.09.2016 22:24
Hello and welcome to the first of our daily podcast summeries from not-so-sunny Bournemouth for the RCEM annual scientific meeting
Sepsis Guidelines 14.09.2016 32:10
There has been a lot of talk about sepsis over the last year, in fact I heard someone recently saying they had "sepsis" fatigue, there have been so many debates in the FOAMed world this year
September 2016: New in EM 07.09.2016 33:13
We're back with some new and juicy papers for September 2016
Lessons learned from major trauma with Jon Jones 17.08.2016 15:17
Back at the Leeds CPD conference in March 2016 (we have some podcasts here, here and here if you want to know more) I had the chance to sit down with Jon Jones, Consutant in EM in Leeds to chat about major trauma
August 2016: New in EM 03.08.2016 37:07
We're back with some new and juicy papers for August 2016
Chest 2016 VTE Guidelines 20.07.2016 21:45
This is the first in a series of monthly Guidelines podcasts. This month @AndyNeill joins @maxirebecca to discuss the recent Chest Guidelines on Antithrombotic Therapy for VTE disease
July 2016: New in EM 06.07.2016 32:08
We have a New in EM special this month - recorded live at SMACC Dublin in the podcasting booth.
Do not attempt resuscitation 15.06.2016 18:56
In this podcast @maxirebecca and @drsgrier discuss DNACPR (Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and explore when and how decisions should be made. They also explore some of the challenges about decision-making and delve into the evidence and guidance currently available.
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