EM literature (critical appraisals) Archives

Took a quick break from paternity leave to have a chat with my good friend Casey Parker, which […]

Research Roundup (May 2021)

Last week we covered TXA for epistaxis. The NoPAC study kept with the recent tradition in TXA papers […]

For the last two decades, TXA has been put on a pedestal in emergency medicine. It has been […]

About a week ago, colchicine seemed to come out of the blue as a possible the treatment of […]

In this month’s edition of the research round-up, we have everything from Bayesian analysis to CPR in outer […]

On paper, most of resuscitation is actually pretty easy. On paper, there are basic algorithms to follow. On […]

Night shifts – love them or hate them – are an inescapable part of emergency medicine. Personally, I […]

ECMO is an exciting technology. It gives us the sense that we may be able to overcome the […]

I’ve been posting about the hydroxychloroquine literature since the beginning of this pandemic. The message at the outset […]