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When Doctors and Incivility Collide

Antibiotics in the paediatric emergency department

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Reference ranges of paediatric heart rate and respiratory rate

Incivility in Critical Care: adding insult to the injuries

A Simplified Approach to Managing the Difficult Airway in Children

Learning about human factors in the emergency department

The 70th Bubble Wrap – DFTB x MSc in PEM

An approach to incidental proteinuria in the ED*

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High flow therapy – when and how?

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