When patients sent in by GP “” – how much do you do? Pseudo-Hyperkalaemia Pathway * Examples of High Risk Patients: Dialysis, Renal Transplant, CKD… Read more

CHFT Case of the Week 11 – Paediatric Appendicitis     This weeks case discusses children presenting with abdominal pain, specifically ?appendicitis, and how good… Read more

Some patients present to ED with symptoms or investigations suspicious an undiagnosed cancer, but don’t require emergency admission. To reduce the barriers to care the… Read more

Use the following chart as a quick checklist to review what’s normal and what’s not in a paediatric ECG.  Remember: Lead V4R in under5’s Manually… Read more

The ingestion of a foreign body or multiple foreign bodies (FB) is a common presenting complaint in paediatric surgery, with a peak incidence from 12-24… Read more

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We all recognise the importance of ensuring patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD) get their medication, but.. What do you do if the patient can’t swallow?… Read more

Wear Gloves & Wash Your Hands!!! There have been >100 patients identified as having Mpox in the UK during the current outbreak. Most of these… Read more