Free educational blog for rural GP and proceduralists
Back in July I wrote a bit of a long rant titled: “On Evidence, Education, Errors, Ego and Expert Intuition” in which I tried to outline my approach to clinical decision-making, the use of evidence and the role of simple safety principles when we are dealing with high-risk clinical scenarios. As I was writing this I [...]
The Poms have just released the 8th triennial report into Maternal Deaths in the UK. It is worth reading if you do regular antenatal care or Obs and have 3 hours to spare (maybe during a troublesome second stage?). If you prefer the shorter version to can read the Executive Summary (21 pages). However there [...]
