Welcome to DFTB
We have always been passionate about providing the best possible care for all children. What started out as a little project for four has grown to something so much bigger. Now, we want to share all our little bubbles of knowledge with you. With content covering everything you need on your road to mastery we’ll make you just that little bit more awesome.
So, what do you want to learn about today?
MUST READ
Neonatal ventilation basics
Take a breath, and hold it…..,..
Knee X-rays
1. Â Know your knee anatomy See the the anatomical landmarks on the diagrams below. Remember that the knees of younger children will look different, …
How to interpret Rinne and Weber’s tests
There is a big hunk of metal in the back of the drawer. Time to level up and learn how to use it.
Global Developmental Delay
Erin is a 3yo girl who is brought in by her mother, having been screened by the child health nurse as being developmentally delayed (and …
Foot x-rays
1. Check you have the right views. There are two views in foot x-rays DP (dorsal-plantar) and oblique. Both should ideally be done when weight-bearing …
Ankle x-rays
Let’s get better at looking at ankle x-rays
LISTEN UP
If you’re a clinician struggling to balance being a successful professional with being a successful human being, then this is the space for you. We’ll teach you how to manage life, work, + career progression with confidence.
Update your knowledge in paediatric emergency medicine to best serve your patients with this newly developed course delivered by leading UK medical school Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, in collaboration with DFTB.
Turn yourself into a confident clinician who can handle paediatric trauma like a pro with this easily digestible, and practical course.
SKIN DEEP
We have a huge role in improving the lives of children all over the world. For far too long the majority of paediatric images online have been of children with lighter skin tones. We started the Skin Deep project to improve the diversity of paediatric images online, to help fellow clinicians and, more importantly, to help our patients.
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Our weekly Bubble Up newsletter helps healthcare professionals solve the challenges we face in managing time, work, family life, and stress by sharing ideas, life hacks, and experiences.
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Burns are common in children, and the best way to allow them to heal well and be more comfortable, is to deroof them. Becky Platt tells us how.
The Yips are a well known phenomenon in athletes. Simon Biles experience The Twisties (the gymnastics version of The Yips) at the 2020 Olympics. But they can happen to medics too. Tessa Davis knows because they happened to me. Here’s here story and how she overcame The Yips.
Teague et al’s Rule of 4 is a brilliant aid memoir for paediatric chest drain insertion. Here Dani Hall takes us through the procedure.
Welcome to DFTB
We have always been passionate about providing the best possible care for all children. What started out as a little project for four has grown to something so much bigger. Now, we want to share all our little bubbles of knowledge with you. With content covering everything you need on your road to mastery we’ll make you just that little bit more awesome.
So, what do you want to learn about today?
Listen Up
If you’re a clinician struggling to balance being a successful professional with being a successful human being, then this is the space for you. We’ll teach you how to manage life, work, + career progression with confidence.
Update your knowledge in paediatric emergency medicine to best serve your patients with this newly developed course delivered by leading UK medical school Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, in collaboration with DFTB.
MUST READ
How to interpret Rinne and Weber’s tests
There is a big hunk of metal in the back of the drawer. Time to level up and learn how to use it.
Neonatal ventilation basics
Take a breath, and hold it…..,..
Global Developmental Delay
Erin is a 3yo girl who is brought in by her mother, having been screened by the child health nurse as being developmentally delayed (and …
Foot x-rays
1. Check you have the right views. There are two views in foot x-rays DP (dorsal-plantar) and oblique. Both should ideally be done when weight-bearing …
Ankle x-rays
Let’s get better at looking at ankle x-rays
Knee X-rays
1. Â Know your knee anatomy See the the anatomical landmarks on the diagrams below. Remember that the knees of younger children will look different, …
SKIN DEEP
We have a huge role in improving the lives of children all over the world. For far too long the majority of paediatric images online have been of children with lighter skin tones. We started the Skin Deep project to improve the diversity of paediatric images online, to help fellow clinicians and, more importantly, to help our patients.
BUBBLE UP
Our weekly Bubble Up newsletter helps healthcare professionals solve the challenges we face in managing time, work, family life, and stress by sharing ideas, life hacks, and experiences.
Sign up below to receive yours.
Watch on Youtube
Burns are common in children, and the best way to allow them to heal well and be more comfortable, is to deroof them. Becky Platt tells us how.
The Yips are a well known phenomenon in athletes. Simon Biles experience The Twisties (the gymnastics version of The Yips) at the 2020 Olympics. But they can happen to medics too. Tessa Davis knows because they happened to me. Here’s here story and how she overcame The Yips.
