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RNZCUC hosts The Podcasts of the Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care, a health show with 100 episodes published.
While alternative, natural remedies for toothache seem effective, we must remember that they are not without their potential problems. Check out the paper mentioned Reddy MS, Ramachandra SS, Shetty SR, Khazi SS, Ur Rahma
While a grand pipe organ has the capacity to pull out all the stops, it is not wise to play it in that state all the time. Not unlike an urgent care clinician working at 100% for too long. Check out the BMA article menti
Head Injuries need a thorough and consistent workup in urgent care, which includes looking for signs of depressed skull fracture. Check out the paper mentioned Bressan S, Tancredi D, Casper CT, Da Dalt L, Kuppermann N. P
Join us in Auckland on September 18/19/20 for a weekend of education and celebration as we recognise 25 years of recognition of urgent care as a vocational medical speciality here in New Zealand - the first country in th
Biliary type pain, usually in female patients who have had a cholecystectomy, could be Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction. A diagnosis worth keeping on our urgent care differential list. Check out the Stat Pearls page Critten
A study conducted in the paediatric ICU setting demonstrated the need to not only acknowledge a patient's emotion with an empathetic response but also the need to allow time and space for that response to be received, fr
Orthostatic hypotension is quite common and increases in prevalence as people age over 65. It is also associated with conditions like type 2 diabetes and Parkinson's. It is important that we consider it in patients prese
The Bennett Fracture, with two T's, is an intra-articular fracture of the base of the 1st metacarpal that requires referral to the orthopaedic surgeons. Check out the Radiopaedia page by Bahman Rasuly Check out the Stat
Seeing a human and a rock communicate to save the world highlights how the right type of communication technique is needed, in the right setting, and at the right time, to ensure clarity and prevent error. Check out Proj
The Essex-Lopresti Fracture is a radial head fracture with dislocation of the DRUJ, and an associated tearing of the IO membrane. They are often missed and have delayed diagnoses. With the right mechanism of injury we mu
Because Med School taught you medicine - not money. Dr Katherine Debray talks to us about her evidence based financial education designed for Kiwi doctors. While on pause from NICU training to raise her children, Katheri
Adult onset Still Disease is a rare condition that presents with intermittent high fevers, arthralgia and a salmon pink rash. Check out the Stat Pearls page. Bhargava J, Panginikkod S. Still Disease. 2024 Feb 26. In: Sta
In cases of Fournier's Gangrene, and necrotising fasciitis in general, early detection and treatment is vital. Risk factors help raise the concern and knowing about SGLT-2 inhibitors as an evolving risk factor is importa
Pica is an eating disorder that can cause abdominal symptoms, obstruction, poisoning, parasitic infections and is associated with iron deficiency anaemia. We should be aware of it in the urgent care setting. Check out th
For the 300th Urgent Bite, we reflect on lessons learned from seven and a half years of podcasting. www.rnzcuc.org.nz podcast@rnzcuc.org.nz https://www.facebook.com/rnzcuc https://twitter.com/rnzcuc Music licensed from w
The Kager fat pad is seen in lateral radiographs of the ankle, and the loss or alteration of this pad can indicate injury or pathology in that region. Check out the paper mentioned Somford MP, Hoornenborg D, Wiegerinck J
Martha's Rule is an important new initiative in the NHS England that aims to ensure that patient, family and caregiver concern for deterioration is heard and acted upon. This is because evidence shows that these groups r
The Barton fracture is an eponymous fracture of the distal radius. While perhaps a name less used compared to the Colles, it is still an important injury to recognise and refer to orthopaedics. Check out the Stat Pearls
There is a webinar coming up on March 25 at 1900 NZDT on the topic of Maternal Sepsis. Check out the Webinar via this link www.rnzcuc.org.nz podcast@rnzcuc.org.nz https://www.facebook.com/rnzcuc https://twitter.com/rnzcu
If we suspect a subcutaneous foreign body, we need to know where it is, what it is and how long it has been there. This requires a good history, a thorough examination and appropriate imaging. With this information, we c
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