A GP hangout on the management of common recurrent headache syndromes, their diagnosis and traps for headache patients.

Broome's Brit Docs learn you about how to approach the potentially envenomatd snake bite patient.

The Dos the DONTs and a structured approach to this potentially lethal problem.

It is up to date, dead simple and will make you rethink your appraoch if you haven't done this in a while, or if you are a newby to the bush!

This is clinical case 081 - the audio version

Check out the poll and let me know what you would do.

Casey

This is a quick grumble, a rant about the stuff junior staff sometimes say that really adds nothing to the care of patients and I find hard to listen to!

Apologies for the negativity.  Had to get it off my chest

Casey

This is a one hour conversation that I had with Dr Rob Orman of the ERCast podcast in Colorado USA.

Rob is an emergency physician and has developed some great tools for dealing with what is often a complex and difficult consultation and decision-making process.

There are a lot of pearls and ideas to take away from this long, but really relevant discussion.

Enjoy Casey

We chat about eye trauma, and especially retrobulbar haematoma.  how to release the pressure by doing a lateral canthotomy.

Dave and I discuss the super common presentation of earache in small kids - externa, media and what we do when the question of antibiotics comes up.

Welcome back to the podcast.

In this episode I chat about epidurals n the labour ward, into theatre and beyond with Dr Dave Forster - my mate from Broome.

Dave is enthusiastic about pretty much everything - so sit back and listen to his pearls on epidural management.

WARNING: for our international listeners, we Aussies speak very fast without any punctuation when we get on a roll - so you may need to listen in a slow-mode player!

Enjoy

Casey

She's back!  Dr Geordan Shannon is back to learn me more in the mysterious world of Women's Health.

In this episode we chat about 1st trimester blleding, HCGs, ectopics and what to do with the data you end up with.  It is a pretty short, sharp look at modern management of the woman with erly pregnancy bleeding.

Enjoy,   Casey