Urgent Bite 77 – Have you tried this Epistaxis trick?
Have any of you tried this trick to help stop an anterior epistaxis?
Revised recertification – summary
We’re busy completing the latest draft of the revised recertification programme. Next week we’ll post the programme on the website, and we aim to hold a webinar in the following week to allow members to ask questions about the programme.
For now, please see the key differences between the current and draft future programme.
SHCH Conference in 2021: Please give us your feedback
The Sustainable Healthcare and Climate Health Conference Aotearoa would like your feedback on what topics, themes and delivery mechanisms would be of a value to you.
A Whole New World – Honesty in Paediatrics
The truth? You can’t handle the truth!
What should we tell our patients or our patients parents about their condition or diagnosis.
Do we actually know what’s wrong?
Soft tissue knee injuries
Soft tissue knee injuries in Kids. A lot of this applies to adults but this is the paediatric focus from DFTB team.
Urgent Bite 76 – Luxatio Erecta
A rare type of shoulder dislocation that can be diagnosed from across the room.
Managing Primary Spontaneous Pneumothoraces Conservatively – with Dr Kyle Perrin
Dr Kyle Perrin talks to us about the conservative management of moderate to large spontaneous primary pneumothoraces. He was a co-author on a recent paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Medical Council nominations 2021 are now open
Nominations for the election of four Medical Council of New Zealand members are now open.
EWS on Ministry of Health’s LearnOnline learning platform
The Health Quality & Safety Commission has been supporting hospitals around New Zealand to implement and support New Zealand early warning system (NZEWS). This is a recognition and response system for adults.
Let’s ask Dr Rob about topical local anaesthetic for simple corneal abrasions?
Is it safe to use topical local anaesthetic for the short term relief of the pain from a corneal abrasion? Dr Rob Evison discusses the evidence.