Acute / Emergencies / PICU
How not to be burned by burns Part 2: Major burns
Dani Hall, Manohasandra Majuran
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How not to be Burned by Burns – Part 1: Minor burns and scalds
Dr Katie Knight | Dr Dani Hall
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Serving up Special K: Procedural sedation in the Paediatric ED
Dr Shah M. Rahman; Dr Dani Hall
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Blue call to resus! Managing seizures in the Paediatric Emergency Department
Dr Amit Bali | Dr Frances Morrison | Dr Leena Mewasingh
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Don’t Panic! The PICU starter pack is here…
Essential reading for anyone who is about to start their first PICU rotation
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Not all that shakes is Epilepsy
Dr Frances Morrison | Dr Amit Bali | Dr Leena Mewasingh
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Specialised Play
Sian Spencer-Little
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Having a bad air day? Ventilation strategies for the critically ill asthmatic
Dr Seb Gray | Dr Katie Knight | Dr Kim Sykes
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Neonatal Cardiology Quiz
Test your knowledge of cardiac collapse in the neonate (you might want to read the previous post first!)
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The Critically Ill Neonate: Cardiac Causes of Collapse
This article was contributed by Dr Hannah Bellsham-Revell, Paediatric Cardiology consultant at Evelina Children’s Hospital
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Cystic Fibrosis Part 2: CF in the Paediatric ED
Dr Rossa Brugha, Clinical Lecturer
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Nebulised magnesium sulphate (NMS) for acute asthma: what’s the evidence?
This post was written by Dr Seb Gray and Dr Katie Knight, paediatric registrars, with consultant input from Dr Emma-Jane Bould
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Inotropes Made Simple
Dr Jonathan Round – PICU Consultant
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Kawasaki Disease – Pearls and Pitfalls
Once seen, never forgotten – but still a diagnosis that can be easily missed.
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Diabetic Ketoacidosis: Principles behind Protocols
Dr Jonathan Round – PICU Consultant
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The ‘Hot’ Debrief
Thanks to the ubiquity of simulation training, most of us are now familiar with ‘the debrief’…
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Change Talk
It’s 3am in paediatric ED…
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