"The most important part of this is showcasing all the work that you and everyone else is doing across the emergency medicine spectrum" - @AlexTNovak Submit your abstract at #RCEMAnnualConference before 28 October. We’re celebrating your research with a range of exciting

Just had my first piece for @bmj_latest Opinion published. Thanks to @dr_mattmorgan for the encouragement. Hopefully it’ll resonate with EM colleagues. https://t.co/r4biuGZ4N1

If @wesstreeting thinks GPs are stuck in 20thC, visit a hospital We are the science museum! ➡️Electronic records since 1991 ➡️Online triage ➡️Ambient scribes ➡️SMS ➡️Online bookings ➡️Electronic prescribing ➡️Online referrals ➡️Video consults DAYS after 1st lockdown…. 1/x

Our latest JC review on an RCT of salbutamol as adjuvant therapy for renal colic. JC: Salbutamol for Analgesia in Renal Colic – Worth a Puff or a Painful Disappointment?

It’s #Red4Research day! We’re wearing red to celebrate all the people making research happen. From healthcare staff to researchers, participants to community advocates. RDN teams up and down the country are sporting red today ❤️

#OriginalResearch “You said it! Now look what’s happened!” We’ve all been blamed for saying it. The shift was calm — then someone muttered the “Q word,” and chaos reigned. But is it actually true? Does saying “quiet” doom us to a flood of patients? 🧠 A new narrative

Calling all clinical and allied health professionals and non-clinical researchers working in emergency care research. Come and join us at the @RCollEM Clinical Trials Group meeting on 9/10 September 2025 to help shape the @RCollEM Clinical Trials Network

We are advertising an Online Workshop in Conversation Analysis and Healthcare Interactions (Loughborough University). Details:

#OriginalResearch “You said it! Now look what’s happened!” We’ve all been blamed for saying it. The shift was calm — then someone muttered the “Q word,” and chaos reigned. But is it actually true? Does saying “quiet” doom us to a flood of patients? 🧠 A new narrative

The CCD Study looked at diagnostic journey of 1957 CYP across UK. 🔹 Time to diagnosis does not differ by sex, ethnicity, or deprivation 🔹 Longer for teenagers & bone tumours 🔹 74% had 1–3 visits before diagnosis Follow-up data collection to start Sept2025. #earlydiagnosis

Calling all post-PhD Emergency Medicine trainees wanting to continue their clinical academic training within a world class research environment that is committed to growing studies in emergency care. Clinical Lectureship at @UniofOxford

Last year strike action delivered a reformed DDRB and pay rises between 6 and 19.6% but it’s only the beginning of the 3 year journey. Background on linked tweet 1/2

@rach_ward247 @apostolosfakis @JoanneThornhil1

To say I’m pleased this is published would be an understatement. I’ve learned so much as a result of this from so many people who have been generous with their time, expertise and patience. https://t.co/m80vVl2CGv

EMPAN are looking for our first regional project! Its time to send in your research, audit or QIP ideas!!! @EastTrainees

Kristen Pecanac and I are organising a panel submission for the International Conference on Conversation Analysis (ICCA2026), title "Social interactions where death is relevant: Across settings and around the world" If you would like to make a contribution: m.pino@lboro.ac.uk

With universities unable to afford them, clinical academics across the country are being offered redundancy. These are the people who teach our doctors and conduct ground breaking research. More must be done to support them.

A @mgsesrcdtp funded collaborative PhD studentship to work with me, @ProfPeel and @SharanComms on "Identity work in palliative care" - a postgraduate research project using conversation analysis. Full details on how to apply here:

Do you have a good research idea? Applications are now invited from all @RCollEM members and fellows for the Spring 2025 RCEM Research Grants. Email your application along with a copy of your CV to tom.burgess@rcem.ac.uk by Monday 17th March 2025;

https://t.co/5A9CzWBGgq Wow. Written in 2016. I’m sure no one in the NHS recognises this at all