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Right heart failure is often misunderstood and underappreciated. It is more common than we think and presents in a number of common conditions such as sepsis. Using anatomic principles, this talk demystifies RV Failure and applies some basic principles to guide practice.

Skin infections are a common presenting complaint to the emergency department. This talk provides an overview of animal bites, other infected skin infections, abccesses and necrotising facsciitis.

Asthma management is a critical skill for ED clinicians. Rapid assessment and application of appropriate interventions can quickly improve patient status. The key is in understanding where on the spectrum of disease the patient lies and, whatinterventions are appropriate based on disease severity. In this talk, we will review the presentation of mild, moderate and severe asthma and focus on the interventions that have benefit depending on the patient's severity.

A review of key literature and best practice in trauma management, with tips and pearls from Chris Colwell.

Finbar McGrady is a Northern Irish GP, Skin Specialist, international triathlon champion with a passion for wellness. In this episode we discuss mind, body and spirit and the need to address each of these to achieve effective and lasting contentment.

Acute kidney injury is a common finding in patients in the emergency department. The vast majoreity of these can be reversed by a foley catheter and a bag or two of crystalloids, however understanding what to do for the remainder is an important and often confusing topic. Dr. Topf boils down the science to present acute kidney injury with a practical bent. He covers the common causes as well as the less common diagnosis with an emphasis of what to look for in order to dig deeper, rather than presenting a comprehensive diagnostic algorithm. He also discusses the recent data of the treatment of metabolic acidosis, the initiation of dialysis and how to use and interpret the furosemide stress test.