TERNs Top Papers: March 2021…
This session deals with the critical appraisal of a key randomised controlled trial. The study concerns two treatments for the management of hand lacerations…
TERN talks about the year ahead.…
We talk about the CERA study and some of its findings…
Interested in getting involved in TERN? Read to find out more…
I’m not sure I actually knew what a Principle Investigator (PI) was or what it would involve when I signed up to be PI for the TIRED study in Aberdeen…
We write this as the TERN TIRED study has had its first accepted paper: ‘Need for recovery amongst Emergency Physicians in the United Kingdom and Ireland: a cross-sectional survey’ publish…
Mark chats about the TERN Tired study…
There are so many different ways you could research a topic that you’re interested in, how on earth do you choose between them all? Below, we give you a brief overview of the different research …
Have you been thinking about the fantastic opportunities that being involved in academic Emergency Medicine (EM) has to offer?…
I am not the person who any of my medical school colleagues would have pegged for academia. I won’t share the contents of the yearbook entry about me, it’s too embarrassing. Suffice to say…
First, make sure your protocol is pinned down as far as possible; it’s a good idea to liaise with R&D for this.…
What is TERN…
Coffee is the tonic that most of medicine and research revolves around. You only need to join the queue at your hospital coffee shop to understand the bond between healthcare and coffee.…
This annual award is made at the RCEM Emergency Medicine (EM) Research Engagement Day, previously known as the Clinical Studies Group Day. It is awarded to recognise outstanding contributions towards …
I am a Professor of Emergency Medicine employed at the University of Sheffield. I hold an Honorary contract with Barnsley Hospital Foundation NHS Trust where I undertake my clinical work and am also t…
This is the second in a series of blog posts intended to demystify the process of getting started in research. In it we focus on the all-important topic of research funding why you need it, where to …
It’s Friday evening and you’re at work in the ED (where else would you rather be??). Jack is a 15 year old boy who has taken an overdose of paracetamol a couple of hours ago. He texted his…
Patient and public involvement or PPI is an integral part of research in medicine. It is increasingly a mandatory requirement to have conducted PPI as part of any research proposal for the major fundi…
You are reading a paper about the effect of tranexamic acid for patients who have suffered major trauma…
