Emergency Medicine: Medical Education

Sepsis in the paediatric emergency department: Pearls and Pitfalls

Fever from four weeks to three months: Identifying sepsis in the paediatric emergency department.

Fever in babies under four weeks: Identifying sepsis in the paediatric emergency department.

Using the Paediatric Assessment Triangle to identify unwell children who might have sepsis in the ED

Introduction to sepsis in the paediatric emergency department

Basics of gastroenteritis in the paediatric ED: Rehydration

Basics of gastroenteritis in the paediatric ED: Investigations and management

Basics of gastroenteritis in the paediatric ED: Hydration status

Basics of gastroenteritis in the paediatric ED: Assessment

Basics of gastroenteritis in the paediatric ED: Introduction

Urticaria, roseola, parvovirus B19. Common harmless rashes in the paediatric emergency department.

Chickenpox: Rashes in the paediatric emergency department

Rare serious rashes (Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis) in the paediatric ED

Measles: Rashes in the paediatric emergency department.

Kawasaki Disease. Paediatric rashes in the emergency department.

Meningococcal sepsis. Rashes in the paediatric emergency department.

Introduction to rashes in the paediatric emergency department.

Viral induced wheeze

Asthma: Acute management in children

Bronchiolitis: The wheezy child under one

Introduction video to the wheezy child

Are doctors more accurate than dart-throwing monkeys? Diagnostic accuracy in the ED/ER

CCB (Calcium Channel Blocker) overdose and poisoning

Sodium valproate overdose and poisoning

Phenytoin overdose and poisoning: Not that bad!

Carbamazepine overdose and poisoning

Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS): Features, pathophysiology, diagnosis and management

Serotonin Toxicity (A better name for Serotonin Syndrome)

Tricyclic antidepressant poisoning. How to assess, treat and observe after this dangerous overdose.

Lithium toxicity: Causes, features and management.