We are back to discuss a case of foot drop and I reflect on my self confessed neurophobia. 

Ben and I share our thoughts about investigations in the acute setting. 

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Join Ben and I as we discuss causes of delirium and get stumped by blood gases. 

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Welcome to the latest episode as Ben and I navigate fever of unknown origin. 

We discuss the impact of the prior diagnoses on clinical reasoning and how diagnostic momentum can have a big influence at work. 

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Join Ben and I as we discuss headaches, decision fatigue and recency bias.

We reflect on the importance of reflection and how it's OK not to be OK.

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Join us for another fantastic episode, as Ben and I discuss 'the swollen leg'. 

We navigate a challenging case with the usual discussion of decision making and how it can be affected by where you see a patient. 

Whether you're a health professional or simply curious, this episode promises to be both informative and entertaining. Don't miss as we unravel the mysteries of swollen legs together!

In this episode I am joined by Professor Nicola Cooper, a physician and and expert in clinical reasoning education, we dissect a case of abdominal pain.

We reflect on night brain and how being sleep deprived can affect our decision making processes and how the night team should never be criticised. 

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In this episode I am joined by the fantastic Sam, for the pre PACES podcast. I am put in the hot seat as Sam and I talk through a challenging case of shortness of breath and chest pain on a night shift. 

We discuss overcoming your fears, the importance of reflection and the value of a collateral history. 

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Welcome to another enlightening episode with Ben and I.  Ben presents a case with an unexpected blood result and we share our experiences and insights as to how we would handle the situation.  

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Ben and I are back and we discuss feeling overwhelmed in ED. 

Ben, as ever, helps me process a challenging day and how to improve my palliative care skills.   We talk through diagnosing dying and reflect on if we have ever been taught how to do it. 

Amie discusses a man who presented with chest pain, and how things could have been very different if she hadn't sent him home. 

Ben, as usual provides excellent analysis of the situation as we discuss cognitive biases and time pressures at work. 

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