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Trust jobs for different post i.e. FY1, FY2 etc
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The Geeky Medics app provides a comprehensive collection of clinical skills guides in an intuitive interface.
The microbiology app, again trust-specific. Will have all the up-to-date trust antimicrobial protocols and guidelines divided up into conditions and body systems giving you the first line and second line regimes as well as what to prescribe if the patient is penicillin allergic. Avoids you having to search the intranet for the guideline and is quick and easy to use.
A how-to guide designed to help new doctors and updated by current/previous junior doctors who worked at the trust as a handover guide to help the new cohort.
App for clinical calculators
Quick refresher of the resuscitation algorithms
Aimed at junior doctors working on calls/ nights or when you get called to see a patient with a high NEWS.
A resource of the most up to date safeguarding guidance & regional contact information
An essential app for all grades – really simple to use. Essentially it is a portable BNF and you can quickly find a medication (by actual drug name or brand name) with indications, doses/ routes, monitoring requirements and check drug interactions.
A variety of options from Intermediate Life Support, Advanced Life Support, Paediatric Life Support, Trauma Life Support etc.
These courses give you an insight into managing an arrest scenario and the teams that may be involved.
These courses will also help improve the way you assess patients using the national systematic approach - A-E etc.
Cost – Depends on Course and Location
A free course provided at St. Peters hospital or online. It will help with skills needed for inserting catheters and problems associated with them
Cost - Free
