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FEATURED ARTICLES
The missing link? Children and transmission of SARS-CoV-2
- Written on 05/05/2020
- , Last updated 17/09/2021
An evidence summary of Paediatric COVID-19 literature
- Written on 03/04/2020
- , Last updated 16/08/2021
The fidget spinner craze – the good, the bad and the ugly
- Written on 08/07/2017
- , Last updated 27/06/2021
Category: Emergency
- Written on 21/09/2021
- , Last updated 23/09/2021
How often do we see well appearing infants with a fever?
- Written on 15/09/2021
- , Last updated 23/09/2021
How does serum sodium impact the risk of cerebral oedema in DKA?
- Written on 07/09/2021
- , Last updated 07/09/2021
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.
- Written on 25/08/2021
- , Last updated 07/09/2021
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
- Written on 05/08/2021
- , Last updated 07/09/2021
Which patients with bronchiolitis can you send home? Which are safe to be discharged? Time to deploy the safety net.
- Written on 05/08/2021
- , Last updated 07/09/2021
How are you going to manage when things start to get busy?
- Written on 12/07/2021
- , Last updated 07/09/2021
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.
- Written on 08/07/2021
- , Last updated 07/09/2021
Join us on a new PEM adventure. Can you manage Jasmine, a 23 month old with wheeze?
- Written on 06/07/2021
- , Last updated 07/09/2021
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.