Emergency Medicine Ireland

I have finally found something good that actually come’s out of Ireland (apart from half of Australia’s medical workforce).

Before you start thinking I’m taking the piss!!!

Check out the newly created blog Emergency Medicine Ireland authored by Emergency Medicine doctor and Anatomy teacher Andrew Neill. Emergency Medicine Ireland is a mix of everything from personal blog post, clinical cases and current journal/literature/research reviews with even an Irish comical slant to them, and much more.

“This site exists to hopefully foster education, reflection, enthusiasm, conversation and hopefully a sense of humour in emergency medicine in Ireland.”

Need more convincing to follow Emergency Medicine Ireland…Check out these superb post from Andy:

• Pulmonary embolism as a largely meaningless diagnosis
• Scapular manipulation for shoulder reductions
• Understanding salesmen
• Effect of delayed lumbar puncture on the diagnosis of acute bacterial meningitis in adults
• Urine Test Strips to Exclude Cerebral Spinal Fluid Blood

How to keep up with Emergency Medicine Ireland:

• Visit the Blog Emergency Medicine Ireland
• Subscribe to the RSS Feed
• Follow Andy on Twitter @AndyNeill
• Check out his personal blog Nelly And I