Emergency Medicine Consultant @nhsuhcw 🏥 PHEM Dr @Helimed53 @helimed54 🚁 @wmasmerit 🚑 @NIHR Research Scholar @WarwickCTU 📚
West Midlands, England
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Caroline Leech retweeted
🚑 Call for Abstracts!
The Royal College of Paramedics invites members and non-members to submit abstracts for our 2026 Annual Research Conference (10th-11th June).
📅 Deadline for submissions: 26th March
Send in your submission here ➡️ app.oxfordabstracts.com/stag…
Caroline Leech retweeted
🎙️ Worth a relisten
Recap with Episode 14, diving into maternal cardiac arrest with pre-hospital physician @LeechCaroline. Covering physiology, ethics, and high-stakes decision-making when it matters most
🎧 Listen now
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Apple shorturl.at/Lqdp3
Caroline Leech retweeted
🙌 Join us for the first webinar of 2026 on January 28! In this session, experts will provide insights into the ERC Guidelines, focusing on the topic: "Highlights from the ERC Resuscitation Guidelines (Education, Ethics, First Aid, NLS)."
✅ This webinar is open to all, so don’t miss your chance to learn from the experts. Hurry and register by clicking the link below!
bit.ly/49BhImq
#ERCWebinar #savelives #ERCGuidelines #Guidelines2025 #ERC #CPR
Caroline Leech retweeted
From Collision to Clarity: PECARN cervical spine injury prediction rule for injured children
The c-spine rule for pediatric blunt trauma has just been published by Dr. @JCLeonardMDMPH. Should you get a CT, XR, or nothing?
ALiEM.com/pecarn-cervical-sp… @TheLancet
Caroline Leech retweeted
⏳ Only 3 days left to grab Early Bird rates for #RCEMAC26!
Our track one is packed with exciting, innovative and educational sessions — from HALO demonstrations to PEM, Trauma and much more.
🎥 Track one will be available online, so you can catch up after the event.
Here are some of the leading voices in EM speaking in Track One — check them out!
@EveryOneNoOne1, @tristan_kw, @ExRCEMprof, @DrHanCooper, @LeechCaroline, @EMManchester, @DrMBarrett, @JakeTurner99
Caroline Leech retweeted
Our latest CPD newsletter is live today!
📩 Check your inbox for an exclusive interview with Dr Caroline Leech (@LeechCaroline), where she shares her vision for the Annual Conference 2026 and what she’s most excited for.
Early bird discount for the Annual Conference ends on 9 January – don’t miss your chance to save: rcem.ac.uk/flagship-conferen…
Caroline Leech retweeted
Congratulations to our Children's Emergency Department @LeechCaroline and Paediatric Research Team who have recruited the 250th patient to the @CurlyTrial
The trial is looking at antibiotic use in children with UTIs.
Find out more by visiting curly.digitrial.com
Caroline Leech retweeted
Maternal cardiac arrest is high stakes & often misunderstood. In this episode, Caroline Leech breaks down the evidence, physiology, and realities of obstetric OHCA and cuts through the misconceptions around resuscitative hysterotomy @cliffreid @HawkmoonHEMS #resus Listen now 👇🎧
New Sydney HEMS Debrief🎙️Ep14
We discuss maternal cardiac arrest with @LeechCaroline: resuscitative hysterotomy, physiology, and key ethical challenges.
Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts now.
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#PRECARE #SydneyHEMS
Caroline Leech retweeted
RCEM is seeking a new Chair or Co-Chair for the Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine Sub-Committee!
Lead, inspire, and shape PHEM standards across EM. Apply by 31 Jan 2026: tinyurl.com/PHEMCoChair
More opportunities: tinyurl.com/RCEMJoinUs
Caroline Leech retweeted
The UK @ternfellow EDcorridor study is out!
Key points
1. 1in5 are treated in ED escalation areas (eg corridors)
2. 10-25% of EDs have no available resus cubicle
3. The problem/solution is flow. More patients waiting for beds in ED than in corridors.
doi.org/10.1136/emermed-2025…
Caroline Leech retweeted
A packed R2R podcast this month 🎧
From @FPHCEd conference, we explore;
🤰New maternity decision tools
🚨Professionalising voluntary care
🔪Penetrating neck injuries
💉PHEA updates
⬇️Crush injury
🤖AI in prehospital care
itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/…
open.spotify.com/show/4pGoo1…
Caroline Leech retweeted
New Sydney HEMS Debrief🎙️Ep14
We discuss maternal cardiac arrest with @LeechCaroline: resuscitative hysterotomy, physiology, and key ethical challenges.
Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts now.
shorturl.at/VwKMX
shorturl.at/TEtfg
#PRECARE #SydneyHEMS
Caroline Leech retweeted
New FPHC Consensus Statement
Updated guidance on pre-hospital care for critically ill or injured pregnant patients is now live, with clear recommendations for assessment, resuscitation, positioning and trauma care.
Read more: fphc.rcsed.ac.uk/education-r…
Caroline Leech retweeted
📣 Join us for a free webinar on the new Resus Guidelines, courtesy of @MedicalZoll @zollemsfire 📣
This Monday 8th December
20:00 GMT
Register here, for the last few spaces…⏳
zollclinical.wufoo.com/forms…
Caroline Leech retweeted
"Pragmatic prescribing to reduce harm for older people with moderate to severe frailty" aims to support prescribing decisions for older people with moderate to severe frailty. View our guidance document here: buff.ly/WofRdSe
Caroline Leech retweeted
New guidance from the FPHC Wellbeing Group highlights how small ‘secondary stressors’—from rota problems to lack of rest spaces—add to the pressure on Pre-Hospital staff and drive burnout. Learn how organisations can better support their teams: doi.org/10.1186/s13049-025-0…
Caroline Leech retweeted
Provide your expertise to help develop evidence-based clinical guidelines!
NICE draft guideline consultation: Blood transfusion - Tranexamic acid (update)
🗓️ Deadline for comments: 1 Dec 2025
Access all current and forthcoming consultations: ow.ly/IpI350Xr0ty
Caroline Leech retweeted
Have you read our "Pragmatic prescribing to reduce harm for older people with moderate to severe frailty" document? It aims to support prescribing decisions for older people with moderate to severe frailty.
buff.ly/WofRdSe
Caroline Leech retweeted
This is a positive trial..Stopping antihypertensives in this nursing home population did no harm. Thus, continuing these meds was of no benefit. That’s helpful and should promote #Deprescribing with shared decisions with patients/ families @pash22 thank you
Among older adults with frailty, evidence on the benefits and risks of discontinuing antihypertensive drugs is limited.
nejm.org/do/10.1056/NEJMdo00… @lucypgeridoc
