In a change from our normal podcasts, Ian Lewins speaks to FY1 doctor, Susan Rutherford about her work setting up the Leamington Spa Night Shelter and the particular medical problems faced by the homeless.

Dr Sarah Simons talks to Dr Ian Lewins about foreign body ingestion in children - when to reassure, when to be worried, and when to really be worried.

Ian Lewins talks to the current Association of Paediatric Emergency Medicine (APEM) Chair and MAJAX guru,Dr Julia Surridge, about Major Incident training.

Dr Sarah Simons and Dr Ian Lewins make a series of silly noises as they discuss stridor and croup, and manage not to fall out over the dosage of dexamethasone.

Dr Ian Lewins talks to Dr Julie Mott, Emergency Department Consultant and Named Doctor for child protection about signs of potential physical abuse encountered by healthcare workers.

We talk to legend of UK Emergency Medicine, Miss Susie Hewitt about pain management in the ED and the barriers to getting it right in children.

Dr Ian Lewins talks to Dr Graham Johnson about how 'Learning From Excellence' has been introduced in Derby using GREATIX.

Dr Ian Lewins talks to Commonwealth Games gold medallist Dr Rachel Parish about combing a career in medicine whilst competing at sport for your country. Can you really do both?

Dr Sarah Simons chats to Dr Ian Lewins about the use of the Paediatric Observation Priority Score (POPS) in the Children's Emergency Department.

The POPS chart created by Dr Damian Roland and Dr Ffion Davies can be found here:

https://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/cardiovascular-sciences/research/intervention/emergency-medicine-group/research/pemla/pops/pops-chart-1.2/view

Dr Sarah Simons chats to Dr Ian Lewins about the commonest paediatrics presentation to primary care - the child with a fever. Just which children should we be worried about?