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Category: General paediatrics

Communication is vital to all that we do as clinicians – from the first contact with a patient, through history taking and examination, to initiating treatment and explaining procedures, so we have to do our very best at getting it right. This is perhaps even more important, and more difficult, in the pre-hospital field, where stress levels are high, environments can be unpredictable and time is short.
A look at paediatric cannulation. The good, the bad and the seemingly impossible from @DrVickiCurrie1
Don't be a dipstick drip...
Refractory status epilepticus? Think of FIRES...
Time for an update
Do you really want to hurt me? You doing blood cultures all wrong says @apsmunro
Don't give ibuprofen to children with varicella/chicken pox, right? Or is it one of PEM's great myths?
Let's learn from those that have been there and done that long before we did.