Do children sprain wrists? -with Dr David Sorrell
Do you diagnose children with wrist sprains?
Urgent Bite 73 – Reclassification of codeine-containing products
On November 5th 2020, all codeine-containing products in New Zealand will require a prescription.
Clinical Educator in Urgent Care – with Dr Dinesh Deonarain
We talk with Dr Dinesh Deonarain about a new and innovative role he has just started. He explains how the job was created and how it should lead to an improvement in the delivery of Urgent Care.
Urgent Bite 72 – Mulder’s Sign
A useful provocative test when examining a patient with metatarsalgia.
Urgent Bite 71 – The Bullet Journal
If you are looking for an analogue way to keep track of your life tasks, it is worth having a look at the Bullet Journal method.
Adolescent and Adult Asthma Guidelines NZ – with Dr James Fingleton
Asthma is a common presentation to Urgent Care. How do the new adolescent and adult guidelines for NZ affect our management in Urgent Care? We speak with one of the guideline authors, Dr James Fingleton.
Urgent Bite 70 – Māori and NZ Sign language weeks
This podcast was published 2 weeks ago for is Māori language and NZ Sign Language weeks. An improved knowledge of two of New Zealand’s official languages will improve our ability to deliver health care to our patients.
Urgent Bite 69 – The Os Styloideum
Have you come across the Os Styloideum before?
Edinburgh – A Medical Mystery Tour
The historic streets of Edinburgh are layered with hundreds of years of medical history. During a modern day global pandemic, a look back at the past can inform the present.
Out of hospital STEMI pathway – with Aaron Turner
New Zealand has a national out of hospital STEMI pathway. Aaron Turner, a St John Intensive Care Paramedic in Christchurch, talks us through the pathways and what Urgent Care needs to know about it.