CME Interview – The Depressed Patient in Urgent Care – Professor Bruce Arroll
Professor Bruce Arroll helps us navigate one of the trickiest consultations in Urgent Care; the depressed patient.
Urgent Bite 56 – Low Risk Antibiotic Reactions – with Dr Josh Russell
Can you consider prescribing an antibiotic when the patient reports a previous reaction?
Urgent Bite 55 – Using POCUS in Urgent Care – a real world experience – Dr Barbara Blok
Dr Barbara Blok tells us about a short trial of POCUS she undertook in Urgent Care.
Urgent Bite 54 – The Importance of taking a Complimentary Medicine History
We should always ask specifically about complimentary therapies as part of the medical and medication history.
CME interview – Sepsis – with Dr Paul Huggan
Think Sepsis. We talk with Dr Paul Huggan of the Sepsis Trust of New Zealand about Sepsis, what it is, and how we can identify it earlier in Urgent Care.
Urgent Bite 53 – Compassion in Medicine
Good self care and compassion can make us better doctors.
Urgent Bite 52 – Cellulitis Mimics – with Dr Amanda Oakley
What mimics cellulitis? We ask Dr Amanda Oakley, Consultant Dermatologist, Adjunct Associate Professor at Auckland University and founder of Dermnet.
Urgent Bite 51 – A few simple tips from twitter
Twitter is a great source of little tips and tricks. Today we look at four tweets that convey practice changing information or simple little things to improve your quality of life, all in less than 280 characters.
Part 5 – When Santa Goes to Urgent Care
Why might Santa Claus come to an Urgent Care clinic?
Part 4 – When Santa Goes to Urgent Care
Why might Santa Claus come to an Urgent Care clinic?