Urgent Bite 188 – Thinking about B12 deficiency
B12 deficiency is worth considering in some of the patients who present through UC.
Research project survey
Dear Colleagues, tēnā koutou katoa, My name is Albert Wu, I am a FRNZCGP and am currently working as the Medical Administration Registrar at Counties Manukau. I would like your opinion on rationalising the primary care inbox to streamline paperwork, as your time is valuable. All clinically active and training General Practitioners, Urgent Care Physicians,…
Urgent Bite 187 – Traumatic Tympanic Membrane Rupture
Døds Diving, or death diving, is a Norwegian extreme sport. Watching it made me consider traumatic tympanic membrane ruptures
Urgent Bite 186 – Cervical Lymphadenitis in Kids
Palpating the cervical lymph nodes is a vital part of our examination of febrile kids.
Sepsis – how to not miss it in primary care
On Tuesday 22nd of August Dr Paul Huggan, an Infectious Disease Specialist from Waikato and co-founder of the NZ Sepsis Trust presented a webinar for the Goodfellow Unit on recognising sepsis in primary care. The recording of the webinar is available below. This is valuable CPD for urgent care physicians. https://www.goodfellowunit.org/events-and-webinars/sepsis-how-not-miss-it-primary-care
5 years of Podcasting
Today we look back at 5 years of the Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care podcasts.
CPD Programme Quiz for Fellows
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Auckland Eye GP Webinar 2023
Auckland Eye is hosting an hour-long webinar with presentations on hot topics from four of their leading Ophthalmologists – Dr. Justin Mora, Dr. Dean Corbett, Dr. Sarah Welch and Dr. Taras Papchenko on Tuesday, 12th September 2023 at 7.00 pm. Register at the link below https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_utyvzr61QPiL9a6F2EYqmw#/registration
Urgent Bite 185 – Carnett and Fothergill signs
A couple of eponymous signs to use in evaluating abdominal pain that helps determine a rectus sheath haematoma.