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Are the skills of neurological assessment in need of resuscitation?

Viewpoint, Volume 13, Issue 4, Pages 149 - 194 (2014)

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to outline the background to several recent papers which highlight deficiencies in acute neurological care- all of which highlight (to differing degrees) issues in relation to neurological assessment with some proposed solutions. Given that 10% of acute emergency admissions are for neurological conditions (up to 20% if stroke included), this should be of concern to all acute medical physicians.

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Cardiac Arrest: recent advances in recognition and management

Clinical Reviews, Volume 3, Issue 3, Pages 85 - 128 (2004)

Abstract

The features of cardiac arrest will be familiar to any reader who has recently undertaken an Advanced Life Support course. Rather than reproducing algorithms which should be readily available in all UK hospitals, this article emphasises the importance of early recognitions and prevention, and looks at some of the more recent advances in resuscitation technique.

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