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ULHT A&E Current Awareness Bulletin

Evidence-Based Medicine

BestBETS – Best Evidence Topics provide rapid evidence-based answers to real-life clinical questions, using a systematic approach to reviewing the literature.

Immobilisation of stable ankle fractures  

In well appearing children suspected of meningococcal disease can procalcitonin reduce the need for empiric treatment?

Is prehospital focused abdominal ultrasound useful during triage at mass casualty incidents?

Can Biological markers predict Alcohol Withdrawal 

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Therapeutic hypothermia for cardiac arrest of asphyxial origin

Stabilization of pelvic fractures

Metoclopramide versus Prochlorperazine in acute migraine

Can Protein S-100B integrate with current NICE guidelines in adult minor head injury?

Propofol for migraine

Local anaesthetics in intraosseous access

Pelvic compression devices: Panacea or myth?
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This bulletin is brought to you by Library and Knowledge Services. It aims to keep you up-to-date with accident and emergency issues. At the beginning of each month, a librarian will update the bulletin with relevant information published in the preceding month. If there are areas you think we also need to cover, please let us know.


Resources of interest

  • Advanced Life Support Group
  • BestBETS - Best Evidence Topics
  • BTS Emergency Oxygen
  • College of Emergency Medicine
  • Emergency Care Bulletin
  • Annals of Emergency Medicine
  • Resuscitation Council - What's new
  • Emergency Medicine
  • Emergency Medicine Journal Online*
  • Emergency Nurse*
  • Pediatric Emergency Care
  • Emergency Radiology
  • Best-Practice documents in A&E
  • Oxford Hanbook of A&E Medicine*
  • Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine*
  • Oxford Handbook of Critical Care*
  • Oxford Handbook of Clinical Diagnosis*

Library services

  • A&E subject collection
  • Evidence Summary Tools
  • Library catalogue
  • Request a journal article
  • Request a literature search
  • Request an eToC alert

CME/CPD Links

  • BMJ Learning - Emergency Medicine
  • Medscape Emergency Medicine CME
*These resources are available full-text. You will need and NHS Athens username and password to access them. If you do not have one, please self-register.

To obtain a copy of an article from a journal that is not available full-text, complete a journal article request form and send it to you local hospital library. They will be able to obtain the article for you.

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