Rapid bedside reference, critical trial appraisals, CESR portfolio evidence checklists, and FOAMed reflections engineered for high-acuity clinicians.
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Evidence-based resuscitation algorithms, emergency procedures, and high-acuity clinical protocols.
Methodological breakdown of landmark EM trials, PICO analyses, biostatistics, and RCT evaluations.
Guidance, SLO evidence mapping, audit templates, and portfolio strategies for EM specialist registration.
Field notes, human factors, resuscitation leadership, FOAMed reflections, and department insights.
CESR is a process, a test of your resilience and hardwork. It takes time and it is hard. The process throws us and we often feel lost. How to avoid these and how to get there sooner than later.
We have sure come a long way from expert opinion based or GOBSAT way of medicine but do we really ask these questions before adopting research?
This is just a trial post to see if changes are showing now that I have made some bug fixing
SLO evidence mapping, audit project templates, and specialist registration documentation reflections.
Evidence-based physiological optimization, delayed sequence induction (DSI), and video laryngoscopy algorithms for high-acuity resuscitation.
Methodological critique of the REASON trial evaluating echocardiographic cardiac standstill, ROSC prediction, and pulse-check interruption hazards.
Step-by-step checklist, Specialty Learning Outcomes (SLOs), logbook structuring, and clinical evidence compilation for RCEM Specialist Registration.