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General Broadcast is a free online learning resource aimed at UK based paramedics, student paramedics, and ambulance staff. Podcasts are short summaries of topics designed to refresh memorie...
In our choking podcast we discussed the differential diagnosis of Oesophageal food bolus. In this breif episode Simon talks us through exact...
This month we're taking a look at the management of the most time critical airway emergency... choking. You might think there's not much to...
Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome (AWS) remains one of the most frequently encountered yet potentially life-threatening presentations in acute and...
Late yes! But very much worth the wait.... Not ones to be left out, this month we're jumping on the resuscitation bandwagon and discussing t...
With over 400,000 type 1 diabetics living with the disease in the UK, the likelyhood paramedics and emergency responders will encounter a pa...
In this Episode we reflect on a case of Beta Blocker overdose, we examine the pharmacology with toxicity, look at specific drugs like propan...
This throwback TMT is a segment from our podcast interviewing the head of the national tracheostomy safety project Dr Brendan Mcgrath. In th...
This is the second in our 2 part podcast looking at Newborn Life support. In the second episode we look at a real time run through of the NL...
This is the first of our 2 part podcast looking at Newborn Life support. We talk about the differences in anatomy and physiology of the newb...
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Douglas Anthony Chamberlain, CBE, OStJ, KSG was a British cardiologist who founded the first paramedics in the United Kingdom which at the t...
This is a throwback episode looking at a key learning point from Episode 10 - Lower back pain. Check out the full episode here: https://open...
In this months episode, we explore one of the most challenging aspects of paramedic practice — discontinuing resuscitation and how to delive...
On the back of our last episode looking at fitness to practice and keeping ourselves safe, we thought it would be a good opportunity to refl...
This month we were lucky enough to sit down with Andrea James, a lawyer who specialises in defending paramedics in HCPC fitness to practice...
Cauda Equina is one of the most litigious areas in emergency medical practice, as if it's missed, it can have devastating effects for patien...
Burns represent a special form of severe trauma which can negatively affect nearly every organ system. Despite huge advances in the care of...
Autonomic dysreflexia is listed in JRCALC as a condition with specific prehospital treatments, meaning it is something that emergency clinic...
Renal colic is one of those conditions, that if you've had it you'll never forget it, and if you've seen it, you'll probably be able to reco...
Along with our regular content, we will be releasing a short, less than 10 minute episode on a variety of topics. Perfect for a short commut...
This month we look at managing hypoglycaemia, the perfect episode to listen to if you're just starting your educational journey as a student...
Along with our regular content, we will be releasing a short, less than 10 minute episode on a variety of topics. Perfect for a short commut...
This month we take a look at nitrate poisoning. It may not be the most common emergency case to present to prehospital clinicians, but cases...
In this second part looking at care of patients who have gained a return of Spontaneous Circulation, we discuss; reassessment and changing a...
Cardiac arrest is a situation that as paramedics and ambulance staff we are well prepared for. However, training can sometimes be limited ar...
Impact brain apnoea is the cessation or disruption of the inate breathing mechanism following a blow to the head. Its possible for this to r...
Prehospital Traumatic Cardiac Arrest (TCA) is a rare and particularly stressful presentation to paramedics and emergency clinicians. We shou...
Pulmonary Embolism is a common emergency presentation to paramedics and emergency medicine clinicians. We discuss why PEs cause right ventri...
All diving represents a hazard, as humans we're not designed to live under water. The deeper divers go and the longer they dive for, the gre...
We all make mistakes, its a natural part of the course of being human. What matters is that we're honest about these, learn from them and fe...
Patient safety should be the key aim at the heart of any healthcare system, including the NHS. Yet we know that every single day, patients c...
Heroin overdose or other opiate poisoning is an emergency that most paramedics and ambulance staff will be familiar with. However, there are...
Content Warning This podcast features discussion of suicide and hanging. Hanging is one of the most common methods of suicide in the western...
Ankle injuries present to ambulance staff across a wide spectrum, from the minor soft tissue injury that can be discharged on scene, to the...
Asthma is the most common lung pathology in the UK. Managing exacerbations of the disease is something paramedics and emergency teams should...
Its a topic that's been in the news a lot recently. This year is seeing a particularly high number of Strep A infections in the UK, this nat...
This month we discuss how to get the best out of remote clinical support or "top cover" calls. There are a number of human factors issues th...
This month we're looking at headaches, this is a condition with a wide range of causes, from the seemingly benign migraines and tension head...
This month we're taking a look at Epistaxis. It's a common presentation with a varied degree of severity. You might not think there's much t...
This month we're back from our break and we're tackling a topic that is known to make even the most experienced practitioners a bit flustere...
Pre-Hospital Emergency Anaesthesia, or PHEA for short, is the term used to describe a rapid sequence induction, or anaesthetic, in the pre-h...
Frailty is a term we commonly encounter in urgent and emergency care, but can you actually define it? Have you been taught to use frailty sc...
Silver trauma is the term that is most commonly used to describe trauma in older patients. It is often used to refer to major trauma in this...
This is the second episode in a two-part series on COPD. In this episode, we look at the differential diagnosis to consider to a simple exac...
COPD is a terminal condition believed to affect as much as 4% of the UK populace. These patients often present to ambulance crews with an ex...
When you think of Paediatrics medicine, the presentation of fever is probably not far behind. This is a common finding by paramedics and amb...
Whilst Aortic Pathologies may not be the most common emergency condition paramedics are presented with, they are most definitely among the m...
Discharging a patient is one of the riskier areas of practice for paramedics and ambulance clinicians, so it is essential that we appropriat...
This month we take a look at a paediatric condition...Bronchiolitis. We discuss the pathophysiology of the disease, how paramedics and ambul...
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are an extremely common presentation to both primary and secondary care services. The term UTI encompasses a...