RCT: Intranasal midazolam doses of 0.4 and 0.5 mg/kg are optimal for procedural #sedation in children undergoing laceration repair. https://t.co/YPdky0LoXi
Compared with placebo, NSAIDs, ketamine, and mid- to high-potency opioids are effective in reducing acute pediatric pain. NSAIDs provide the greatest benefits and least harm. @drsaminaali https://t.co/eVcMmETVtS @drsaminaali
Practice-changing research for #sicklecell pain management by Dr Rees et al
Children receiving intranasal fentanyl were 9x more likely to avoid hospital admission. See how this quick-acting treatment is transforming emergency care
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EM Sim: Pediatric Trauma Workshop
@UAE_ESEM
(5 cases & 2 fundamental skills to practice)
A blend of educational strategies
Reflection time at the end to share learning points (our exit 🎟️)
Delivered by a team of @mcgill_emerg / Trauma Alumni
#Simulation#Trauma#MedEd
We are Finally Here! SASEM 2025 has Opened its Doors, Wait for us in Riyadh , the City of Wonders.#EMbracing The Future #A decade of EMpact #Saudiemergency#Sasem25
Register now!
"PEM in Practice" is a dynamic CME course that enhances peds emergency medicine skills through interactive & innovative education
It is taught by @PEMatCHOP & @BostonChildrens faculty, who bring their expertise & real-world experience
https://t.co/W9jHDYtNsM
Our annual P2 Spring Conference will be in Assembly Row Boston! Save the date: Friday, March 14-Saturday, March 15 (full day Friday, half day Saturday)
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