Based at the University Hospitals of Leicester, we serve the educational needs of healthcare practitioners in Acute & Emergency Medicine across the East Midlands, UK
2-year-old boy has suddenly vomited a large volume of fresh red blood. His mum has called an ambulance. On arrival, blood pressure is low and peripheries are cold…
49-year old bus driver, not wearing seatbelt, who has collided with a bridge. GCS 13 and bleeding heavily from the nose after hitting his face on the windscreen. Patient is becoming more drowsy…
52-year old male found on the bathroom floor by his daughter vomiting copious red blood. They will arrive in 3 minutes…
The alarm sounds from one of the paediatric toilets. The 15-year-old female that presented with abdominal pain has given birth unexpectedly. A baby is on the toilet floor attached by its cord.
You have received a 3-minute warning of a 28-year-old female who has had 30 minutes of severe shortness of breath, and has a past medical history of PE. She is 35 weeks pregnant.
The red phone has just rung with a 3-minute warning of a 19-year-old male stabbed in the epigastrium
A 74-year-old man has fallen in his garden and has facial injuries. He’s told a nurse he can’t see out of his right eye very well in the last half an hour and it is painful…
Resus Drills are for situations which happen quickly, are not common, and need a time-critical response. Each scenario is designed to run no longer than 15 minutes in total
Resus Drills are for situations which happen quickly, are not common, and need a time-critical response. Each scenario is designed to run no longer than 15 minutes in total
A brief summary following today’s presentation at the RCEM Clinical Leaders Network meeting video call – themed on education in the ‘new normal’
