The RCEM Top 5 COVID-19 papers are compiled from expert recommendations, weekly systematic searches, and contributions from the FOAMeD community…
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Journal Club The Director’s Cut #3
Authors: Charlie Reynard, Govind Oliver, Sarah Langston, Iain Beardsell, Justin Morgenstern, Anisa Jafar / Editor: Govind Oliver, Charlie Reynard / Codes: CAP6, CAP9, HAP29, HAP6 / Published: 21/05/20…
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Top 5 papers: Week 5
Another week, another top 5! The team has sorted through thousands of papers, and here are the papers that deserve your attention. If you have the headspace for ten more fantastic papers check out the…
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Top 5 papers: Week 2
As COVID-19 continues, so does the phenomenal volume of information about it being generated from every corner of the globe. This flash update from the RCEM COVID-19 CPD team, gives clinicians the wee…
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Top 5 papers: Week 3
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Top 5 papers: Week 3…
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Journal Club The Director’s Cut #1
In the online journal club and CPD bulletins (also published here on RCEM Learning) we focus on a small number of papers. There are of course more submitted than we can accommodate…
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Journal Club The Director’s Cut #2
It’s tough keeping up to date with the ever changing world of Covid19. Whilst we are all working hard at treating patients in the ED and ICU, we also need to try and keep up to date with new evi…
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RCEM COVID-19 CPD Top 5 papers: Week 1
RCEM COVID-19 CPD Top 5 papers: Week 1…
How to write a successful PhD application
In December 2019 the NIHR announced a themed call for applications in urgent and emergency care, injuries and accidents. The NIHR Academy fellowship scheme is included in this themed call.…
Academic Emergency Medicine: An oxymoron or opportunity?
On paper Emergency Medicine (EM) research is flourishing. There is growing demand to understand how emergency services are used and there is an urgent need to ensure that the medications and treatment…
The NIHR Incubator for Emergency Care
In 2017 the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) published its Training Review. In that document, the NIHR proposed that, to build research capacity in key areas, it would develop a small num…
Breaking Evidence: The Rod Little prize 2019
Every year, at the Royal College of Emergency Medicine Annual Scientific Conference, the Rod Little prize is held to celebrate trainee research and recognise the outstanding work of the winner…
Loop recorders and the 24-hour tape: there has to be a better way! The IPED study
The IPED study investigated the use of a new hand-held ECG event recorder for the diagnosis of palpitations or pre-syncope…
Getting started in research – Part 4
The NIHR, the “Portfolio”, the CRN, and how they relate to your study…
Explaining Research Methods in Emergency Medicine (ERM-EM): Introduction
There are so many different ways you could research a topic that you’re interested in, how on earth do you choose between them all? Below, we give you a brief overview of the different research …
Are you thinking about an Academic Clinical Fellowship in Emergency Medicine?
Have you been thinking about the fantastic opportunities that being involved in academic Emergency Medicine (EM) has to offer?…
Getting started in research – Part 3
First, make sure your protocol is pinned down as far as possible; it’s a good idea to liaise with R&D for this.…
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Silencing the seizure: Phenytoin vs. Levetiracetam in paediatric status epilepticus
I remember the excitement in the room at the European Society of Emergency Medicine (EuSEM) conference in September 2018 as the room waited to hear the results of the EcLiPSE trial…