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Submission advice

We advise that the Learning Session is a well-structured, interactive module of 2000-3000 words. The content must be relevant to the UK Emergency Medicine underpinned by a strong evidence-base. References must be made to relevant literature/guidelines. Please ensure the session is stripped of any patient-identifiable information. If you use any images, please provide the source or patient consent. Please use the structure provided below as a guidance – If you’d like to change the section title, please indicate in the relevant box. You can check out all our Learning Sessions here.

Author Details

Name, Grade, Institution

Curriculum

Please select relevant competences from the curriculum map

Syllabus Codes

Content Details

Keywords to enable users to search for the session. You can have as many as you like. Just separate them with a comma.

4-6 Bullet Points

References to relevant literature and guidelines must be provided in Vancouver style to be eligible for publication. E.g. 1. Cadogan D. Atrioventricular Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia (AVNRT) Life in the Fast Lane. 2019 [Accessed 5 March 2019]. Please make sure all references and guidelines are open access where possible and include URLs.

Module Sections

If required, feel free to add your own subsection/s within each of the module sections. You can also add questions to each of the module sections below.

Clinical Cases

Please include at least 2 to 4 questions in each Clinical Case. You can use the following question types: SAQ (short answer question), MCQ (multiple choice question), SBA (single best answer), T/F (True/False).

Post Test

This section can only include Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ). No answer feedback required.
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