Abstract
The medical emergencies course for trainees at University College London is a two day course on various medical emergencies. A course booklet was given at registration on the first morning, which contained all the slides to be presented and spaces for making notes. An additional bonus was a complimentary copy of the Oxford Handbook of Critical Care , which was given to all attendees. Lectures were given by regional specialist consultants and several intensive care consultants. A wide range of topics were covered, from seizures and metabolic emergencies to extreme temperature management and acute renal failure. Lectures were well delivered, with some audience participation, and aimed at trainee doctors of all grades. Surprisingly, there was a real emphasis on physiology …
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