MEM Cast

Falls are a serious problem, particularly in elderly patients. In this week's episode, Dr Nicola Cooper discusses the investigation and management of of the patient admitted with a fall.

In this week's MEM Cast, Dr Charley Parr, Emergency Medicine Registrar talks through the principles of anaphylaxis with your host, Dr Rachel Saville

We start 2020 with a new MEM Cast featuring Dr Nicola Cooper, discussing the extremely important subject of meningitis. Make sure your knowledge of this subject is up to date!

Following on from episode 05, Dr Jess Williams, Consultant Gastroenterologist from the Royal Derby Hospital discusses the management of ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease. Perfect for MRCP and finals revision!

Although renal stones are usually dealt with surgically, they are often encountered in clinical practice, so it is worthwhile knowing some key facts about them. In this episode, Hari Ratan, Consultant Endourologist at Nottingham University Hospitals talks about 5 common misconceptions surrounding kidney stones.

In the latest episode, Dr Jess Williams, Consultant Gastroenterologist from the Royal Derby Hospital takes us through the key features of ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease, the 2 most common types of inflammatory bowel disease.

In the second of our podcasts with Dr Nicola Cooper, Consultant Physician at the Royal Derby Hospital, we learn all about the assessment of syncope.

In this episode, Dr Nicola Cooper, Consultant Physician at the Royal Derby Hospital discusses the causes of dizziness, and the assessment of patients presenting with this symptom. Essential listening for medical students and internal medical trainees.

In this episode, Dr Rachel Saville talks to Consultant Nephrologist, PACES examiner and all-round genius Dr Janson Leung (Royal Derby Hospital). He discusses the common renal scenarios that you might encounter in the MRCP PACES exam.

In this first episode of our new podcast, Dr Rachel Saville discusses the concepts behind NIV.