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Emergency Medicine Education
Resus is dedicated to Emergency and Resuscitation education, through workshops and conferences and on-line teaching.
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EMERGENCY & RESUSCITATION EDUCATION
Practical emergency medicine, that you can apply immediately
At RESUS our mission is to change Emergency Medicine by teaching in ways that engage and inspire people to learn. By making learning enjoyable, stimulating and inevitable. We encourage sharing what we teach and the spreading of knowledge, because this benefits patients everywhere. That’s why we do what we do. We provide all this education for free and we have been doing so, since 2005.
Stroke Mimics and Chameleons
Stroke Mimics and Chameleons: Recognising the Stroke That Doesn't Look Like a Stroke Introduction Acute…
Amiodarone in AF with pre-excitation: Is it really dangerous?
Intravenous Amiodarone in Pre-excited Atrial Fibrillation: Is It Really Dangerous? Current guidelines advise against IV…
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The latest practical information and best practice when it comes to Emergency Medicine Education.
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Stroke Mimics and Chameleons
Stroke Mimics and Chameleons
Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome (RCVS)
Reversible Cerebral Vasoconstriction Syndrome (RCVS)
Does continuous flow oxygen have a role in cardiac resuscitation?
Does continuous flow oxygen have a role in cardiac resuscitation?
Central Positional Vertigo
Central Positional Vertigo
The TICH-2 Trial
The TICH-2 Trial
The STOP-MSU Trial
The STOP-MSU Trial
Occult VF in Cardiac Arrest
Occult VF in Cardiac Arrest
Intussusception
Intussusception
EMCORE CONFERENCES
Emergency Medicine is a huge field and we aim to make it simpler, by doing the work for you, pulling it apart and giving you what there is to know, in an environment that is fun, and full of surprises. Our aim is interaction and so we set up interactive case discussions as part of each conference, because things in real clinical practice aren’t always easy
