If you're keen on POCUS, have an interesting case (with images) relevant to Acute Medicine AND fancy telling your peers all about it in Cardiff this Spring please consider submitting your abstract as below...

Hi Matthew. You're conflating the specialty of Acute Medicine with the process of the acute take The take is undertaken by (G)IM docs and Shape of Training mandated many specialties gain experience in this. The concerns re service provision are real, but not caused by AIM at all

For anyone interested, here is the link to the finalised article POCUS reduces by a fair way the demand on downstream radiology services Open access so share widely! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

Pretty chuffed with this work. We show that having POCUS trained clinicians performing and reporting scans as part of acute care leads to a dramatic reduction in departmental radiology requests. We help not hinder! More reasons to embed this in daily practice where possible...

A pleasure to teach on this course with friends from across EFIM. We hope the delegates enjoyed it as much as we did to teach them! @jtorresmacho @yaletung

This is such a great idea. Improving the visibility of research in Acute Medicine, and giving people access to it is a major ambition of AIM Please spread the word far+wide and sign up! I've no doubt being engaged with these initiatives leads to better unit + patient outcomes

There can be no better opportunity to learn critical care ultrasound than with @ICUltrasonica Don't miss this chance! Back in the day I did a fellowship like this and it was the best career decision of my life...

Excellent opportunity for @acutemedicine interested clinicians to share interesting POCUS cases, present at a national conference and network with like-minded folk. All in beautiful Belfast in May! Spread the word. Abstract submission closes Feb 15th

We have a cross-specialty faculty from Intensive Care, Emergency and @acutemedicine delivering top class #POCUS education (I would say that, though, wouldn't I) Great fun and a bunch of really engaged attendees making a cracking day #VTEDub23 @iceman_ex

Hi all in @acutemedicine and #cardiotwitter. I wonder if anyone can help with the query below? I'm on SDEC this week and atypical chest pain with just detectable trop 'for repeat' forms a fair part of the work. Would love to understand!

The adventure continues... Delighted to accept a Consultant post @HHFTnhs today, based in Basingstoke. Great team, great hospital and lots of potential for service development (and probs a bit of #POCUS). Can't wait to get started!

I need some #cardiotwitter / @acutemedicine help please Can someone explain why ESC NSTEMI 2020 mandates 0 and 1hr trop for chest pain regardless of symptom onset? Why does a trop below the 99th centile (but above limit of detection) >6hr post symptoms no longer 'rule out'?