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Admission, discharge or a "third way?"
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New treatment for an infamous "exam question" condition
How consent has changed over time
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Travelling communities, public health and our role as clinicians
Here’s a case I recently saw…Whilst working in A&E I assessed a 76 year old farmer who presented with hyperactive delirium. He was normally fit and well and worked as a farmer all his life. According to his wife and daughter, he had been more withdrawn over the past week. He was eating less and sleeping much more than usual (he’s normally an early riser). He started to hallucinate the night before his admission becoming more aggressive and in the words of his own wife “unmanageable".” His wife c
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An Evidence Based Reflection
It was 19:00 when I received a call from a personal friend. He had a three day history of central chest pain with intermittent numbness in his left arm. It was not exertional and he hadn’t had any respiratory symptoms but was worried enough to have given me a call. I asked about his family history which revealed a significant history of myocardial infarction. I advised him to go to A&E to which he remarked “I don’t want to go there and wait 12 hours.” I pleaded with him to go but he was visiting
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