RCEM SLO 5 Roadmap: Achieving Paediatric Emergency Medicine Excellence for UK Trainees (2021 Curriculum)

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MEM-EM: The Memorising Emergency Medicine Podcast

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32 episodes

3 days ago

An educational podcast designed for Emergency Medicine. The primary goal of this project is to accelerate the learning curve and decrease the knowledge translation window for trainees. MEM-EM is designed to complement official resources to help people prepare for examinations in Emergency Medicine and to maintain knowledge during practice. Content is structured to follow the RCEM 2021 curriculum but will be useful for ACEM trainees in Australasia and also portfolio pathway candidates in the UK.

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RCEM SLO 5 Roadmap: Achieving Paediatric Emergency Medicine Excellence for UK Trainees (2021 Curriculum)

MEM-EM: The Memorising Emergency Medicine Podcast

12 minutes 22 seconds

2 weeks ago

RCEM SLO 5 Roadmap: Achieving Paediatric Emergency Medicine Excellence for UK Trainees (2021 Curriculum)

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) Specialty Learning Outcome 5 (SLO 5) defines the required competence for Emergency Medicine trainees in Paediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM). This outcome is comprehensive, demanding expertise in the care of children of all ages, across all stages of development, and explicitly including those with complex medical and social needs.[1] Achieving SLO 5 is not simply about clinical proficiency but requires integration across professional domains: evaluation, investigation, decision-making, safeguarding, resuscitation, and empathetic care for families and loved ones attending the Emergency Department (ED) [1].