The 2nd edition on Burnout and Resilience was a great succes. 

It is full of practical tips and personal assignments.

You can find it now on the EUSEM Academy: https://academy.eusem.org/eusem/2021/series-em-monthly/318394

Speakers:

Phil Dobson is the founder of BrainWorkshops, and author of ‘The Brain Book’. As a psychologist, coach and facilitator, he specialises in developing sustainable high performance within organisations. Using practices grounded in neuroscience and psychological research, he helps people implement a scientific approach to optimising and sustaining their performance at work. His areas of focus are in helping teams improve their performance and productivity, enhance their problem solving, and develop their resilience. 

Les Blackwell Is the CEO of MetricAid, a company focusing on advanced physician scheduling to transform hospital departments. Les will talk about self-scheduling and capacity and demand scheduling, which is applicable to any profession.

Not only the Emergency Medicine professionals are under a lot of pressure. Burn-out is very common in Western society. This free webinar is for anybody dealing with stress. So please share with your friends and family who you think could benefit! 

The ISTH has published new guidelines on Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura.

TTP is a rare, life-threatening thrombotic microangiopathy or blood disorder. In TTP, blood clots form in small blood vessels throughout the body and can limit or block the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the body’s organs, such as the brain, kidneys and heart. This can result in serious health problems. The reported incidence of TTP is two to six cases per million per year and a mortality of 10-20 percent upon proper treatment.

The challenge is that there are a number of conditions that have clinical and laboratory presenting features similar to those of TTP. A number of new therapeutic agents have been developed, requiring detailed guidance to properly manage treatment. The ISTH TTP Guidelines provide important recommendations, which will improve the management of patients with TTP.

Check out the guidelines over here