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Upstairs vs Downstairs: an EPIC Conundrum

Cliff / April 19, 2013

A new breed, and new terminology Scott Weingart MD and colleagues have published a discussion paper [1] outlining the role […]

Cliff / April 2, 2013

The whole purpose behind my career and this blog is to save life. Like most emergency physicians I don’t see […]

Cliff / December 9, 2012

Notes from Days 2 & 3 of the London Trauma Conference Day 2 of the LTC was really good. There […]

Cliff / July 19, 2012

The challenge of competence in the face of rarity by Dr Cliff Reid FCEM, and Dr Mike Clancy FCEM This […]

Cliff / February 5, 2012

I’ve been too busy to blog literature updates for a couple of weeks since I and my colleagues have been […]

Cliff / November 17, 2011

Think about what you would do if faced with the following situation: You sedate and paralyse a patient with severe […]

Cliff / July 24, 2011

Sometimes you have nothing to lose by doing a procedure that you may never have done before, if the patient […]

Cliff / January 28, 2011

Dr Rich Levitan has made an enormous contribution to the science and practice of emergency airway management, as his bibliography […]

Cliff / January 3, 2011

Emergency and orthopaedic doctors Elizabeth and Anthony Bateman from Britain describe their method of making a bone simulator for intraosseous […]

Cliff / December 17, 2010

I recently had the pleasure of talking to some of the folks from the Henepin County Medical Centre Department of […]