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Welcome to the podcast. I'm Simon Lang.

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

Welcome back to a new style podcast.

This has been influenced in no small part by Andy Neal, who's a new Arkem Fomed Network lead.

Andy has got some fantastic ideas for what he's going to do in that podcast. So keep an eye out for some great new stuff that's going to be heading your way from him really soon.

He's working alongside a fantastic editorial board, Rebecca Maxwell, Dave McCreary, Nickyabella and Chris Connolly.

So make sure you keep your eyes out on that iTunes RSS feed and also on their website

at Archemphomed.co.uk.

But anyway, before you skip over to that, make sure you listen to what we've got in store

for February's Papers of the Month.

So January was the first time that we actually ran a papers of the month. And thanks very much for your feedback.

It looks like that's going to be a regular feature, but we'll also be giving you those evidence-based round-ups on specific topics as well.

So we have got loads to get through this month. There have been some really good papers. those evidence-based roundups on specific topics as well.

So we have got loads to get through this month.

There have been some really good papers.

All the references are going to be in the show notes on the website.

But we're going to be covering topics for how long we should be continuing resuscitation in cardiac arrest, both in trauma and in medical scenarios.

Needle decompression of tension pneumothoroses, the best location and the likelihood that it's

actually a successful intervention. The Max decision rule, some external validation of that,

and also gum elastic bougouches. Should we

be using them as a rescue attempt in a difficult airway or should we be using them for

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