* Resuscitation * Cardiovascular emergencies * Respiratory emergencies * Neurological emergencies * Endocrine emergencies * Gastrointestinal emergencies * Renal emergencies * Oncological and haematological emergencies * Infectious diseases in ED * Immunological and dermatological emergencies * Electrolyte and acid base balance * Anaesthesia in ED * Trauma and burns * Orthopedics in ED * Surgical emergencies * Dental, ENT and ophthalmological emergencies * Urological emergencies * Obstetric and gynaecology emergencies * Toxicology and toxinology * Environmental emergencies * Psychiatric emergencies * Paediatrics * Disaster management * Management and medicolegal issues in ED
Dr de Alwis obtained specialist training in emergency medicine in New Zealand and Australia and works as an emergency medicine consultant at Logan Hospital in Brisbane, Australia. As the Director of Emergency Medicine Training he contributed to the development of the training programme in the hospital since 2008. He will be practising as an emergency medicine consultant in both adult and paediatric emergency departments in The Prince Charles Hospital in Brisbane from late 2012. His special interests include specialist training in emergency medicine and healthcare leadership. Dr Weiner completed her master's degree in emergency medicine at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. She subsequently attained fellowships from emergency medicine colleges in both South Africa and Australasia. Currently she is practising as an emergency consultant at Logan Hospital in Brisbane, Australia. Dr Weiner is actively engaged in the ACEM fellowship training programme at Logan Hospital, as well as being an accredited supervisor for the ACEM Emergency Medicine Certificate Programme. She is a co-founder of the post-graduate Advanced Paediatric Emergency Medicine (APEM) course, an ACEM fellowship exam preparation course covering the ACEM paediatric emergency medicine curriculum. Her special interests include thrombolysis for acute stroke in the ED, emergency ultrasound and paediatric emergency Medicine in mixed ED settings.
"This is a really great study aid and I really enjoyed going through it for this review. I'm sure that astute users may find that some references should be included however, with publications such as these I'm sure that authors considered many more references than what is included in the end product simply due to space. In addition this is not a textbook but a study aid, and particularly one aimed at multiple choice questions. So some omissions will not come as a surprise although I could not see that this detracts from the overall quality of the book in any way." Reviewed by: African Journal of Emergency Medicine / Date: Sept 14
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