Saint Emlyn's

A virtual hospital in the heart of post industrial Virchester. Emergency medicine cases, BestBets and evidence based practice. #FOAMed

[Saint Emlyn's @stemlyns]

JC review of onscene ecpr trial. Gamechanger?

Maybe - but could we do it here???

@ATACCFaculty @SydneyHEMS @ACCESS_London1 @HaldenHB

https://t.co/QrieO8LNHc

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

TTL tip 17: No chat below 10,000

https://t.co/vxLsjG0BHN

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

JC: Magnesium for Acute Headache: Maybe, but perhaps not for all..
We review the latest Annals RCT and discuss whether it should change practice.alo...

https://t.co/bHebXpX8pz

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

TTL tips 18: Lead Yourself Before You Lead the Team

Learn practical stress management techniques for Trauma Team Leaders, including I'M SAFE and BTFS, to improve performance under pressure and lead complex resuscitations safely....

https://t.co/4TZYlwWyys

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Routine sodium bicarbonate has largely disappeared from modern ALS algorithms, but it continues to be used in many cardiac arrests. We review the BIHCA trial and discuss what it means for emergency physicians and prehospital clinicians. @stemlyns

https://t.co/DWuBrfMtM1

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

In this episode, we talk to Sheldon Cheskes about the evolving science of cardiac arrest, with a focus on refractory and recurrent ventricular fibrillation. Lots on DSD and other strategies.

https://t.co/RC5EkTa1QL

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Peri-intubation cardiovascular collapse occurred in over 40% of critically ill patients in the INTUBE cohort. Propofol was the only potentially modifiable factor consistently associated with collapse, but this remains observational evidence.

https://t.co/1MQV37goyz

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

In this episode of the St Emlyn’s Podcast, Iain Beardsell and Simon Carley catch up on the February blog posts, recorded in the rather unseasonal context of a UK heatwave. @ifemglobal @DFTBubbles and more too

https://t.co/WegQQUAw1W

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Ghost jams and the seams between the Model UEC papers with Stevan Bruijns
https://t.co/UkkN3vRkCG

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Communication Series: Listening with @lizcrowe2

One of the most important skills in medicine (but often done suboptimally).

Learn to listen better here...

https://t.co/19eR6F0kbZ

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

RCEM Manchester 2027: Come and join us

Next April, the RCEM Annual Conference comes to Manchester, and I’d really like to encourage colleagues from across the UK, and especially our friends and colleagues from around the world, to come and join us....

https://t.co/3pDAMGS5Tx

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

The journey to building @AirAmbulanceNI
From early 2000s fundraising & the influence & legacy of Dr John Hinds, to the eventual charity and partnership between charity @ @NIAS999 to make a doctor–paramedic HEMS model.
@ATACCFaculty @DocJohnsMum

https://t.co/kGRpT5lqjN

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Should patients with unexplained syncope leave the ED with prolonged ECG monitoring? The ASPIRED trial found no reduction in recurrent syncope, but increased detection of clinically significant arrhythmias. #FOAMed @stemlyns

https://t.co/Y5NChtgQXA

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

If you see one spinal injury should you always look for another? @stemlyns #FOAMed #TTLtips
https://t.co/4WkSAeImYr

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Ep 288: Training Reform, Trauma Leadership, AI on the Shop Floor and more @stemlyns from Dedemcber 2025

https://t.co/E0R0ihRdwg

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Pelvic fracture management demands timely decisions from senior clinicians. This #TTLtips helps us understand priorities for IR, surgery and fixation while maintaining progress towards bleeding control.
@stemlyns #FOAMed
https://t.co/O3byZyIOSh

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

New IPD analysis of IO vs. IV in cardiac arrest patients.
#FOAMed @stemlyns

https://t.co/CXBf0UBO8K

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

TTL tips 21 How to manage catastrophic mid-face bleeding. Part of our trauma team leader series. #FOAMed @stemlyns
https://t.co/kQoUSVBf1V

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

Graded assertiveness as a trauma team leader. Advice from St Emlyn's on how to do this using PACE and CUSS #FOAMed

https://t.co/m02afvZC0F

[Simon Carley @EMManchester]

JC review of a public health paper on e-scooter injuries and they risk they pose to patients, especially children and the implications for EM. #FOAMed https://t.co/8V2k0IvK6u