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Hospital passports contain information that can make a real, tangible difference to clinical assessments and disease management, including the things that HCPs often don’t know they should ask, and that patients and families may forget to offer.
All kids get bruises - or do they? Which ones should you be more concerned about. We look at a validation of the TEN-4-Faces tool
Which patients with bronchiolitis can you send home? Which are safe to be discharged? Time to deploy the safety net.
How are you going to manage when things start to get busy?
A small bit of knowledge about Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC) can make a huge difference in how an emergency situation evolves. If you have no knowledge of ASC you will approach this scenario as an ordinary call and walk into chaos.
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Join us on a new PEM adventure. Can you manage Jasmine, a 23 month old with wheeze?
How often do you include scurvy in your differential diagnosis for limp? Lethargy? Low grade fever? Scurvy is rare in the developed world and often forgotten as a potential differential diagnosis.
Another way to make sticking children with sharp needles less painful for everyone.
Has anything changed in the Resus Council UK 2021 updates?
Have you read ALL of the updated paediatric resuscitation guidelines? We have, just for you.

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