Welcome to the recess room podcast.

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

So hi, and welcome back to the recess room podcast.

I'm Simon Lang.

I'm Rob Penwick.

And I'm James Yates.

And we're back with an episode that I have very,

very much been looking forward to. Pre-alerts Roadside to Recess, or is it alerts? Not quite

sure. Seems to be a bit of a debate out there about it. Totally agree, Simon. I'm really looking

forward to this episode. I think as soon as we put that message out on Twitter around this episode and the topic we were going to cover, it was absolutely on fire. It stirred up

such emotions, such feeling I can't wait to get to grips with this and have a bit of banter with

you too. Yeah, there's absolutely loads to discuss here, isn't there? And, you know, one of those

topics that is truly interesting

to both pre-hospital and in-hospital practitioners. And there's loads of nuance, loads of

things that we need to discuss here. So very much looking forward to getting it out on this

forum, chaps. So we'll add a bit more context to it when we get into the episode. But before

we get there, a huge thanks once again to S.J. Trem, the Scandinavian Journal of

Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine, who partner with us on this podcast and make this all

free and open access. So make sure you pop over to their website and have a look at the fantastic

articles covering all the sorts of topics we go into here. So without further ado,

let's crack into the episode.

Ladies gentlemen, people of the jury, all rise, please, all rise. We have been called here

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