Dextrose 10% in the Treatment of Out-of-Hospital Hypoglycemia
Dextrose 10% is a feasible, safe and efficient alternative to Dextrose 50% in the prehospital management of hypoglycaemia.
Dextrose 10% is a feasible, safe and efficient alternative to Dextrose 50% in the prehospital management of hypoglycaemia.
Is there any benefit to initiating therapeutic hypothermia in the prehospital setting? This systematic review says possibly not using current evidence.
David Fitzpatrick and colleagues investigate medical and nursing staff perceptions and experiences of the introduction of a pre-hospital sepsis screening tool (PSST) to expedite sepsis identification and care delivery
Are we failing to diagnose heart failure in the prehospital setting? And should we still be giving furosemide to those we do diagnose?
SSC continues to recommend all elements of the current sepsis resuscitation bundles.
Can prehospital records show concordance between myocardial infarction symptoms when compared with hospital records and ED diagnosis?
A trial designed to test whether use of colloids compared with crystalloids for fluid resuscitation alters mortality in patients admitted to the ICU with hypovolemic shock.
Is there a place for bariatric-specific simulation in prehospital education?
The Peninsula Emergency Medicine and Trauma Conference 2014 is the third national level conference hosted by the Peninsula Trauma and Emergency Care Society. Taking place at the Future Inn in Plymouth on the 29th – 30th March 2014, we are laying on a feast for all interested in Emergency Medicine and Trauma care, from trainees […]
In a multicenter randomised trial conducted in the tertiary care setting, protocol-based resuscitation of patients in whom septic shock was diagnosed in the emergency department did not improve outcomes.
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