Welcome to the Recess Room podcast.

Five, four, three, two, one, fire.

So hi, and welcome back to the Reeser Room podcast. I'm Simon Lang.

I'm Rob Fenwick, and I'm James Yates.

And we're back with another roadside to recess and this time it's on cutting edge pre-hospital critical care.

Now this was meant to be our talk from the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care Scientific Conference,

which we were kindly invited to by Caroline Leach.

Now sadly, that's had to be cancelled due to the coronavirus

as have a lot of other conferences,

but we thought we would still try and bring you that talk

and look forward to seeing you at the next conference.

So we're going to be running through the top 10 papers of the last year

in relation to two cases. One, that's a pre-hospital trauma case and another

which is an out of hospital cardiac arrest case and see how practice has moved on in 12 months.

Now before we get into that, a big thanks to SJTrem for supporting the podcast. There are free

and open access journal that covers papers on

all the sorts of topics that you'll find here on the recess room. So make sure you click the link

over to them on our website and have a look at that evidence base. So without further ado,

chaps, let's get in to the podcast. All right, well, let's get started then with our trauma case. So just imagine the

scene then, gentlemen. We're all on base awaiting our first call of the day. We've had our

crumpets and coffee, so we're ready. We're like coiled springs. It's already a little bit

unbelievable, if that's the case. I was thinking us three, what a dream team.

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