Welcome to November's main episode of TheCase.Report! In this episode we dive into all things Parkinson’s disease (PD).

Our team keep their differentials broad as they work up and diligently manage a 78-year-old man presenting with an acute behavioural change on a background of Parkinson's Disease. We’re delighted to have Dr Barry Keane, Consultant in Emergency Medicine at St James’s Hospital join us this month as our Adult in the Room to review our work. This episode is bursting with clinical pearls as we discuss what to consider and what not to miss in Parkinson's Disease patients.

As always, don’t forget to follow us on socials on ⁠⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠x⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠facebook ⁠⁠⁠to keep updated with all things TCR. Coffee in hand? Right then, let’s get to it!

Welcome back to TheCase.Report, it's our first episode of season 5!

It's hard to believe that we're moving into the 5th year of TCR! All the way back in our first ever episode we had an infective case that was very topical at the time - covid - And so to kick things off for Season 5, we're looking at another highly infective case of viral haemorrhagic fever.

Joining us on our case this month are our NCHDs Conor O’Gara, Leah Flanagan and Ralph Hurley O’Dwyer, who treat us to a comprehensive run through of the case.

We were delighted to be joined by Dr Deirdre Morley and Dr Catherine Uhomoibhi for the second segment in the episode. They are working as co-leads on the development of the National High Level Isolation Unit (HLIU), and discuss the process of designing the HLIU as well as some Irish-led international simulation they've been leading in the Infective Diseases sphere.

As always, don’t forget to follow us on socials on ⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠x and ⁠⁠facebook ⁠⁠to keep updated with all things TCR. Coffee in hand? Right then, let’s get to it!

From the seatbelt sign and it’s association with intra-abdominal pathology to the “Hateful Eight” to the electrolyte breakdown in red cells, Callum, Eoghan and our AITR Dr Sean Croughan are doing a deep dive of managing the unstable trauma patient in this month's episode of thecase.report. Oh, and don't forget about distracting injuries!

Following on from our second South African Special Episode last month, we’re back in Ireland in a rural ED. Eoghan, the only Reg working in ED this evening gets a pre-alert about a female involved in a single vehicle road traffic collision. Follow the case from zero-point survey to a detailed debrief with the show notes online.

As always, don’t forget to follow us on socials on instagram, twitter and facebook to keep updated with all things TCR. Right then, let’s get to it!

Improvisation is the buzz word in this thrilling second bonus episode centred on South Africa (you can find the first here). We were delighted to sit down with TCR veteran Dr Jimmy Lee, Consultant in Emergency Medicine in University Hospital Galway. With a passion for Global Health & Humanitarian Medicine, Dr Lee recalls his unforgettable experience completing his Trauma and Resuscitation fellowship in Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, South Africa.

With over 2,000 inpatient beds and a dedicated trauma unit, Barra hospital ranks as the 5th largest hospital in the world.  Coupled with its location in an area with unfortunately high rates of violent crime, and variable reliability and access to resources, working in the trauma unit poses unique challenges not often faced here in Irish EDs. 

Dr Lee’s experience and pearls of wisdom are not to be missed.  Right then, let’s get to it. Get ready to pivot, and pivot fast!

In our first bonus of the season, Leah sits down with Dr Jamie Kearns and peppers him with questions. Can he withstand the onslaught?

Jamie is a Consultant in Sports and Exercise Medicine at UPMC Sports Surgery Clinic and Head of Medical at Munster Rugby. He was awarded FFSEM (Irl) in 2017 and was elected to the Board of the FSEM in 2018.

Welcome back to a brand new season of TheCase.Report!  As we continue to grow into our fourth season, so too does our team - a big welcome to our many new members who are taking TCR to new heights. The team have been working all throughout our summer hiatus to deliver what promises to be an incredibly exciting season 4!  

Many thanks as always to IAEM who make this podcast possible - at our heart, we are a community of learning and it is humbling to see how the podcast has evolved over time. But enough of the soppiness, we’re starting the season as we mean to go on -  with a bang.  Literally.  

We’re kick starting this new Case.Report marathon with the golden triad - Leah, Liam and Carl.... oh and also swimming, cycling and running. It’s triathlon time! Treating you to a trio of interesting cases, increasingly relevant to EM, we’re delving into some presentations to watch out for, how to manage them and tips to keep your patients off the bench.

Coaching us through it we have our Adult in the Room, Patrick Martin. Paddy is one of our amazing Emergency Advanced Nurse Practitioners and we are very lucky to have us join us this month. Don’t forget to download the incredible infographics that accompany the show notes made by our fantastic new junior producers!

Leah sat down with Professor Seamus Morris, Consultant Orthopaedic and Spinal Trauma surgeon at the National Spinal Injuries Unit as a follow up to our case. They go through all things cervical spinal collars, MRIs, ASIA scores and discuss the development of the trauma system for Ireland.

Prof Morris is a specialist in spinal trauma surgery and after finishing his orthopaedic specialty training in RCSI, travelled to London and New York for fellowships. He is course director on a number of widely accredited trauma training courses including the European Trauma Course and is Clinical Professor of Surgery in UCD.

Don't miss this as Leah put's the controversies to Prof Morris and gets some well needed answers.

We’re back with some more spinal trauma for you. Orla re-joins us this month along with Liam and Marike to discuss an unusual case of spinal injury in the ED today. It’s one not to miss.

We then catch up with Dr. Deirdre Glynn, Consultant in Emergency Medicine at St. James’s Hospital and trauma and POCUS enthusiast to discuss spinal cord syndromes and their management in the Emergency Department settings including the all important secondary prevention.

Our very own Callum Swift is in South Africa gaining some valuable out of programme experience, and has put together this excellent episode over there with some excellent EM colleagues.

For the case, Callum is joined by Dr Heounohu Hessou. Their work is looked over by the Adult in the Room, Dr Martin de Man.

Callum is then joined by Dr Katya Evans, who discusses palliative care in EM.

Let's get to it!

Carl sat down this month with Dr Siobhan Statuta, an incredible Sports Medicine Primary Care specialist based in the University of Virginia. She started her career working as a surgical technologist for an orthopaedic practice that specialises in sports injuries. She undertook her residency in Family Medicine and continued on to complete a fellowship in Sports Medicine and Faculty Development. She has multiple publications in the world of female athletic medicine and concussion.

Dr Statuta has taken time out from her work touring with the US women's development football team to join us on TheCase.Report to discuss all things RED-S and female athlete health.

Check out the poll below on Spotify and let us know what you think of our new split episodes and whether the lengths work for you! We want to tailor more content to make it better for you.

As always, if you liked the episode, be sure to subscribe and drop us a rating on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

We’ve something new! Leah is entering the world of Sports and Exercise Medicine with Dr Carl Byrne, Emergency Medicine SpR and sports med fanatic. Aoife joins them from behind the scenes of TCR to discuss all things concussion.

Professor John Ryan, Head of Medicine in Leinster Rugby and Consultant in Emergency Medicine in St. Vincent’s University Hospital is our Adult in the Room this month and helps us along our way.

On balance, we’ve decided to start splitting our cases to give you even more content to look forward to throughout the month. Our bonus Sports Medicine segment will be released in two weeks time so don’t worry, you can have even more TCR to listen to.

AND… We’re introducing some fun new show notes which can be used as infographics and posters for teaching cases within your department. Catch the start of them on our website https://thecase.report and watch our Twitter space where we will start to release ones for old cases.

Mohammed is joined by Karl and Stephen who have got an intoxicating case from the paeds ED for you this month!

Our Adult in the Room Dr Eleanor Ryan isn't far off and is at hand to help with this sticky case.

Karl also sat down with Dr Gergana Semova to chat about how to manage the scariest of all patients... the neonate!

Be sure to head over to IPEM.ie to check out the exciting upcoming conference.

Right, let's get to it!

Season 5 is just around the corner! We'll be kicking off the new season October 7th. Mark your calendars!

In the meantime, Mohammed is off to Pakistan this week to PakTraumaCon 2024. Being the insufferable nerd that he is, he's not satisfied annoying his colleagues and new acquaintances only at the conference, but has also been after them for chats before even getting on the plane... Someone needs to stop him!

Joining him on this bonus is Prof Junaid Abdul Razzak, also a speaker at PakTraumaCon this year. Prof Abdul Razzak is Vice Chair of Research at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York, and is also the Director of the Centre of Excellence for Trauma and Emergencies at the Aga Khan University in Karachi. Right! Let's get to it.

RCSI's annual Charter Meeting is back this week, with the theme of "Shaping the Future". The EM session on Friday will be looking at the digital transformation we're in the midst of and will be chaired by Prof Conor Deasy.

To get you warmed up for it, we've got a panel discussion from last year's Charter Meeting for you to enjoy.

Make sure you head over to the RCSI website to check out the whole programme and register to attend.

Right, let's get to it!

Welcome back to another episode of TheCase.Report

For our last show this year, we've got a retrospective from this year's IAEM Annual Scientific Meeting in the Slieve Russell Hotel in Cavan.

This year, TCR had our reporters on the ground, interviewing some of the wonderful speakers and delegates. And we've got a little selection of those kerbside interviews for you here!

Behind the mic we had Mohammed, Saf, Liam and the newest member of our team, Amy.

Right, let's get to it!

We're back with our third episode of the season, and what an episode it is! Leah is joined by Deirdre and Joe to talk through the case, with the one and only Dr Jason Vandervelde making a return as our Adult in the Room. Mohammed is joined by Prof. Simon Carley for our segment, talking about what we've learned from recent experiences in this field. Right, let's get to it!

In this episode, Dr Elizabeth Moloney speaks to Prof Simon Conroy and Dr Rebecca Heath about comprehensive geriatric assessments.Find the corresponding GeriEM poster here.

Dr Santiago Castejón and Dr Vojtěch Mezera discuss end of life care.

Find the corresponding GeriEM poster here.

Dr Sarah Turpin is joined by Prof Tim Coats to discuss silver trauma.

Find the corresponding GeriEM poster here.

Prof Katrin Singler is joined by Dr Stephen Lim to discuss medication reviews and polypharmacy.

Find the corresponding GeriEM poster here.

Dr Elizabeth Moloney is joined by Prof Daniel Davis and Karianne Melkert to discuss delirium.

Find the corresponding GeriEM poster here.

Kara McLoughlin and Dr Áine Mitchell talk about environmental considerations.

Find the corresponding GeriEM poster here.

Deirdre is joined by Dr Bas De Groot to discuss frailty and age/frailty adjusted risk stratification.Find the corresponding GeriEM poster here.

Let's take a look (or a listen) back to last year's IEMTA ASM, and specifically the inaugural Fergal Hickey lecture, given by none other than Dr Fergal Hickey himself.

Fantastic collaboration to be launched at EUSEM... watch this space!

In the meantime, check out the fantastic posters.

This month, we're tackling one of the most complex medical conditions that can frequent the Emergency Department - liver cirrhosis.

Leah sat down with Liam Loughrey and Etimbuk Umana to go through our case of the undifferentiated septic patient and to talk all things SBP. 

Kindly, Dr Iomhar O'Sullivan of CUH ED and EMed.ie, has agreed to correct our homework as the AITR.

And finally, the Echo Chamber is back with Callum and Cian exploring the ways in which ultrasound can be used to help guide your management of patients who are simultaneously hypovolaemic and fluid overloaded. 

Listen now on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ or wherever you get your podcasts, and as always, be sure to follow along with the show notes at ⁠⁠thecase.report⁠⁠ and on socials ⁠Bluesky⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠X⁠⁠ to keep updated with all things TCR

Right then, let's get to it!

Welcome to a new season of TheCase.Report!
We're kicking off Season 3 with a very special episode on VTE, ahead of next month's VTE Dublin Conference...

Deirdre is at the helm for this episode and is joined by Leah and Bibi.

Our Adult in the Room Dr Tomás Breslin brought along his colleagues Prof John Moriarty and Dr Cian McDermott to comment on the case.

And finally, Bibi sat down with Prof Fionnuala Ní Áinle and Dr Barry Kevane for our segment.

Many thanks once again to IAEM for supporting this podcast and making all of this possible.Listen now on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ or wherever you get your podcasts, and as always, be sure to follow along with the show notes at ⁠⁠thecase.report⁠⁠ and on socials ⁠Bluesky⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠X⁠⁠ to keep updated with all things TCR.

Right then, let's get to it!

Last month, Mohammed sat down with 2 legends of EM and spoke to them about a wide range of topics.

After speaking at dotMD in Galway, Dr Jay Baruch and Dr Chris Luke reflected on the day, on careers in EM, and on the writing of their recent excellent books.

Welcome back to another PEM episode on TheCase.Report!

Orla is joined by Karl and Stephen, who take us through an important presentation. Thankfully our Adult in the Room Dr Paddy Fitzpatrick is close at hand to keep an eye on their work.

Then the Echo Chamber is back, with Dr Emma Fauteux joining Callum to speak on uses (and limitations) of POCUS in PEM.

Listen now on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ or wherever you get your podcasts, and as always, be sure to follow along with the show notes at ⁠⁠thecase.report⁠⁠ and on socials ⁠Bluesky⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠X⁠⁠ to keep updated with all things TCR.

Right then, let's get to it!

dotMD is a 2 day festival of curiosity for doctors and healthcare practitioners looking for more from medicine.

Mohammed sat down with Dr Ronan Kavanagh to chat about what this entails, and to look ahead to this years offering.

dotMD22 is back in Galway this year on the 17th and 18th of June and will be running as a hybrid event. 

Listen to the end to hear about how to attend, and for a very special treat from dotMD to TCR listeners.

Listen now on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ or wherever you get your podcasts, and as always, be sure to follow along with the show notes at ⁠⁠thecase.report⁠⁠ and on socials ⁠Bluesky⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠X⁠⁠ to keep updated with all things TCR.

Right then, let's get to it!

We interrupt our regular programming with this very special bonus episode of TheCase.Report.

On Monday, April 11th, there was an emergency meeting held by the IMO to address the working conditions NCHDs have had to endure.

Ahead of this historic meeting, Orla was joined by 4 NCHD leaders to discuss these issues: Dr Kirsten Joyce, Dr Rachel McNamara, Dr Conor Malone and Dr Carol Norton.

Listen now on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ or wherever you get your podcasts, and as always, be sure to follow along with the show notes at ⁠⁠thecase.report⁠⁠ and on socials ⁠Bluesky⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠X⁠⁠ to keep updated with all things TCR.

Right then, let's get to it!

We're back with a fiery trauma special, guaranteed to take your breath away!

Mohammed is joined by Marike and Marcus to explore our case, with our Adult in the Room Dr Robyn Powell on hand to check their work.

Orla then sits down with Mr Fergal Hickey to talk training for trauma as we look forward to ATLS courses coming back this year.

Right, let's get to it!

After a well deserved break in January, our team are back and have outdone themselves with our first episode of 2022.

Firstly discussing the case we have Leah, Orla and Timbs.

Our Adult In The Room Dr John Cronin will be reviewing our work and delves into the challenge of differentiating chest pain.

Callum and Timbs talk all things ultrasound in the Echo Chamber

Finally, Orla is joined by Catherine Fowler of the Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust to talk about the amazing, important work they do.

Listen in with the show notes at TheCase.Report.

Right… let’s get to it!

It’s that fuzzy time of year again. Wrap up warm… it’s our winter special.

Mohammed is joined by Jimmy, Callum and Peter for a case that had their teeth chattering.

Thankfully, our Adult in the Room this month Dr Michael Dunphy was there to check their work!

Mohammed sat down with Prof. Conor Deasy then to chat about getting the department ready for the winter.

Find the show notes over here.

As always, be sure to follow along on ⁠⁠Bluesky⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠X⁠⁠ to keep updated with all things TCR.

Right, let’s get to it!

This time is always busy for our trainees with interview preparation so Leah took the opportunity to sit down with Dr Andrew Neill, consultant in Emergency and Intensive Care Medicine in the Mater Hospital to discuss the controversial topic of REBOA.

They discuss the UK-REBOA trial and the evidence behind the technique and why we should be cautious about it's used in the Irish trauma system in particular.

As always, don’t forget to follow us on socials on ⁠⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠twitter ⁠⁠⁠and ⁠⁠⁠facebook ⁠⁠⁠to keep updated with all things TCR. Coffee in hand? Right then, let’s get to it!

Welcome back! Thanks for tuning in to our November episode of TheCase.Report! We’re bringing you our second Geriatric EM episode, and we hope you’ll enjoy this one as much as the first.

For this case, Orla is joined by Deirdre and Lorcán who take us to “dizzying” heights in our latest episode detailing the management of our most complex and common patient cohort.

Our adult in the room is Dr Mustafa Mehmood, an emergency medicine consultant with a special interest in geriatric EM — he’s correcting our homework this month!

We’re also joined by Dr Áine Mitchell, emergency medicine consultant in Sligo University Hospital, who’s here to share some pearls of wisdom on the geriatric emergency department.

As always, be sure to follow along on ⁠Bluesky⁠, ⁠Instagram⁠, ⁠Facebook⁠ and ⁠X⁠ to keep updated with all things TCR.

Ready? Let’s go!

Welcome back to TheCase.Report!
We’re back with our very first PHEM episode, a long overdue milestone.

For the case, Mohammed is joined by Jamie and AP extraordinaire, Joe Mooney.

Our Adult in the Room, Dr Jason van der Velde, then reviews our work and adds some pearls.

Callum is back with The Echo Chamber, where he’s joined by Dr Florian Pracher, who takes us through the use of POCUS in his practice as a retrievalist, and the importance of structured training and accreditation.

Show notes right over here.

As always, be sure to follow along on Bluesky, Instagram, Facebook and X to keep updated with all things TCR.

Right then, let’s get to it!

Welcome back to a new season of TheCase.Report
We're back and we're better than ever!
Special thanks is due to IAEM, the Irish Association for Emergency Medicine for their kind support.
But look, we know it's been a long dry summer for you all without us, so we'll get to the matter at hand.
For our case, Mohammed was joined by his esteemed trainee colleagues, Orla and Karl… (Who let those 3 at it?!)
Thankfully our Adult in the Room Dr Darren McLoughlin was close at hand to check their work!
Mohammed was then Joined by Dr Eamon Keenan for a chat ahead of the release of the report of the Emerging Drug Trends and Drug Checking Working Group.
Right, let's get to it!

Show notes through here

We're but a few short weeks away from a return to your speakers/headphones.

Mohammed and Orla would like to invite you to join our "Community of Learning" 

Changeover is upon us again! (Already??!!)

We've got a different outlook here at TheCase.Report though. We cannot wait to welcome our new EM colleagues to the fold!

Mohammed and Orla sat down to chat about some top tips to get started. 

Look at that sun!

Welcome back to our June episode of TheCase.Report, and it’s our long awaited return to PEM.

Orla is joined by the trio of Anna, Roy and Andrew who take us through some tricky twists in the case of a tender tot.

Then Anna sits down with Dr Dani Hall talking about what true allyship for our patients means.

Finally, Dr Rory O’Brien joins us to talk about the PEM journey in the People’s Republic.

Let’s get to it!

Happy birthday to us!

A whole year since that first episode dropped. What a year it’s been!

Callum’s taking the lead on our birthday special this May, with a great episode all about The People’s Ventricle!

He joins Mohammed in resus, where we’ll meet Eoghan, our AP colleague who’s brought us in a bit of a handful. Thankfully our Adult in The Room Dr Andy Neill is there to lend us a dig out.

What does RVF mean for our POCUS assessment? Dr Nicolas Lim joins Callum in The Echo Chamber to discuss this.

Finally, Callum sits down with Dr Pun Tong who gives us his perspective on how to go about honing your clinical acumen.

Alright, let’s get to it!

It's the big one. Whether you're a first or final year trainee, it's never too soon to start thinking about the destination - while enjoying the journey of course!

Orla sits down with our Adult in the Room to talk about the most adult of things - the consultant interview.

Dr Des Fitzgerald of University Hospital Waterford takes us through what we need to know for before, during and after what could be the most important exam we may ever sit.

Let's get to it!

Welcome back everyone, and thanks for joining us again for April’s episode, our first Geriatric EM special! Some stellar material in here that I think you’ll find very useful - I know I have!

Orla’s back and she’s joined by Deirdre and Barry for the case.

Our Adult in the Room, Dr Vinny Ramiah of the Mater Hospital Emergency Department is there then to not only check their work, but to give an absolute masterclass in delirium in the ED.

Dr Rosa McNamara joins Barry to chat about ED in the Home (EDITH), and Mary Dawood sits down with Deirdre for a conversation about death and dying in the ED.

Lots of fantastic material, you may want to take it in a few bites this time though.

Let’s get to it!

We’re rounding off this month’s series of FemInEM conversations with a whopper discussion!

It’s a veritable buffet of leadership as IAEM’s immediate past president Dr Emily O’Conor and RCEM’s current president Dr Katherine Henderson sit down to talk to our own Orla Kelly, current IEMTA president.

Ever wondered how to pursue an EM fellowship after finishing your SpR training?  Is it worth it, and if so what are the benefits of doing a fellowship?  We’re very excited to welcome back a familiar voice to our bonus episode this week to answer these questions and more! 

TCR alumnus Dr Deirdre Breslin joined Geriatric Emergency Medicine (GEM) lead Dr Conor O’Gara to chat all things fellowships, frailty and finding out what to do with your interest in GEM. 

Dr Breslin is an EM consultant in the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital (MMUH).   She has a special interest in GEM, having worked as the TCR production lead in GEM and completed a GEM fellowship prior to taking up her consultant post. Her insights and tips make this both an interesting and important discussion.  

As always, don’t forget to follow us on socials on ⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠twitter ⁠⁠and ⁠⁠facebook ⁠⁠to keep updated with all things TCR. Coffee in hand? Right then, let’s get to it!

Deirdre's back and this time she's talking to Dr Sinéad Ní Bhraonáin, one of Irish EM's greats who has completed a difficult airway fellowship, a pre hospital and critical care fellowship with NSW Ambulance Service Sydney HEMS and an Emergency Medicine fellowship in Australia. She's currently in Sydney, busy being an exemplary leader in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the Sydney Local Health District at large.

In celebration of International Women’s Month, we’ve got a series of interviews with some of our fantastic female EM colleagues from around the country. Throughout March, we will be dropping these short episodes in order to give you even more TCR to get your teeth into.

Slightly further afield, Deirdre sat down with Dr Kirsty Challen for a chat for this episode. Dr Challen is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Emergency Medicine Research Lead at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Trust (North West England), and the chair of RCEM's Women in Emergency Medicine Special Interest Group

In celebration of International Women’s Month, we’ve got a series of interviews with some of our fantastic female EM colleagues from around the country. Throughout March, we will be dropping these short episodes in order to give you even more TCR to get your teeth into.

We're staying out West with our second interview of the month! Dr Karen Harris, consultant in Emergency Medicine in Sligo University Hospital, sat down with Deirdre, talking about the journey and the destination.

This month, we have something extra special for our listeners of TheCase.Report.

In celebration of International Women’s Month, we’ve got a series of interviews with some of our fantastic female EM colleagues from around the country. Throughout March, we will be dropping these short episodes in order to give you even more TCR to get your teeth into.

The female presence in Emergency Medicine in Ireland has been slowly increasing over the past number of years with incredible doctors paving the way. We get the chance to sit down with some of our colleagues to chat all things Emergency Medicine including why it’s such an invaluable specialty (little bit of shameless specialty promo for those yet undecided!)

Watch this space for a collection of gripping interviews dropping throughout March.

Dr. Lisa Cunningham

Dr. Lisa Cunningham is a proud Mayo-born Emergency Medicine specialist registrar who is currently undertaking her pre-hospital fellowship over with Essex & Hertfordshire Air Ambulance. She sat down with Orla to discuss all things pre-hospital EM, her current career path and her plans for the future.