Jessica Wong, Matthew Fernando A 14-year-old boy presents with auditory and visual hallucinations to the emergency department. He sees and hears demons urging him to… Read More »Acute Psychotic Episode in an Adolescent
Manette Ness-Cochinwala, Buvana Dwarakanathan Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the top causes of morbidity and mortality in paediatrics. In the UK, head injury… Read More »Protecting #1 – Neuroprotective strategies for Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
Dr Emma Sunderland, Dr Liz Jacks and Dr Hannah Zhu About to start a job in community paediatrics? This article will cover how to perform… Read More »Looking after ‘looked after’ children and young people: how to do an initial health assessment that counts
Ella Hubbard We normally come to paeds after a year or two of clinical medicine, once we have learned the basics of being on the… Read More »Your first paediatrics placement: Top Ten Tips for Medical Students
Dr Oliver Rackham, Neonatal Consultant You’re about to start reviewing a baby ready to present on the consultant ward round. You check the notes.… Read More »Parent Led Ward Rounds on a Neonatal Unit
Lizzie Wortley and Max Davie
Ilana Levene & Mark Anthony
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Dr Jonathan Derrick and Dr Amit Bali
Look no further for a good selection of quick reads to get you started in your Community Paediatrics rotation.
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