In the April 2025 JRCALC Clinical update, the new guideline Behavioural Emergencies has been introduced, which should be used in conjunction with other existing guidelines. Key reviews and updates have been made to Sepsis, Abdominal Pain, Tranexamic Acid, Ondansetron and Medicines Overview, where – working in conjunction with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) – a new poster of the pneumonic ‘MISSED’ has been included, highlighting the importance of patients that take time critical medicines.
Click here for video summaries on previous clinical updates.
Behavioural Emergencies
Matthew Ward, Consultant Paramedic, shares further information about this new guideline, which should be used in conjunction with other existing guidelines
Abdominal Pain
Alex Sharp, Deputy Head of Clinical Development at South Western Ambulance Service, summarises the latest review and update of the Abdominal Pain guideline.
Medicines Update
Liz Miller, Chief Pharmacist at East Midlands Ambulance Service, and Louise Maunick, Chief Pharmacist at South Central Ambulance Service, give an overview of the latest medicines updates.
Sepsis
Barry Murphy-Jones, Advanced Paramedic at East Midlands Ambulance Service, tells us more about the review and update of the Sepsis guideline.
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