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Could This Be The Next Tourniquet?
“At Pentland Medical, we are proud to introduce innovative new products to the UK healthcare system. Hemashock not only has…
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MONA – Has it Gone from Teaching? A Reflection on the Evidence.
What? MONA (Morphine, Oxygen, Nitrates, Aspirin), has been a long-taught concept for ACS management (Kline, Conti, and Winchester, 2015). Though…
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Blog: Can Our Patients Access, Feel Confident and Know How to Word their Problems on E-Healthcare Systems? An Opinion Post.
Despite being a lover of new tech & well-designed systems, I have certain bug-bears about e-healthcare systems. This is an…
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Seeking Clinical Mentors
As HCPs we are used to having mentors. We are assigned them in training programmes, trained to become them as…
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To Specialise or Remain General? An Opinion Post.
This is a discussion I have had with several people recently. I've observed the same discussion on social media: Is…
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Methods of ECG Interpretation
There are so many different recommendations of ECG Interpretation. Some books have 5 steps, some 6, some 9, some 11.…
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ECG Concepts: The Importance of Time and Direction
Pattern recognition can only go so far. Understanding how the underlying physiology relates with what is shown on the ECG…
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Article 999 Founder Published in Paramedic INSIGHT Magazine, Sep 2022: Functional Neurological Disorder – A Patient’s Experiences; A Paramedic’s Perspective
Earlier this year I had the pleasure of speaking with a patient with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). Ailsa reached out…
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The Case of Anna Bagenholm
In 1999, Anna Bagenholm survived a cardiac arrest after a prolonged down-time and a temperature of just 13.7c. The circumstances…
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What are the different methods of documentation?
A variety of models exist to help ensure that all the useful information is in your paperwork by the time…
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