Injury and suicide risk in rural EDs
What injury presentations can—and can’t—tell us about suicide risk At a population level, the fact that rural men die by suicide is not a shock.… Read More »Injury and suicide risk in rural EDs
May 2026
Diagnostic decision-making under pressure
In a recent thought-provoking opinion piece in Emergency Medicine Australasia, Dubbo Emergency Physician, Dr Daniel Stewart reflects on rational decision making in current emergency medicine… Read More »Diagnostic decision-making under pressure
Consumer, carer, community and clinician: Who counts as a stakeholder in rural emergency medicine research?
Your research proposal comes back with a simple question: “How were consumers and stakeholders involved in the project design?” Then you remember yesterday’s shift.… Read More »Consumer, carer, community and clinician: Who counts as a stakeholder in rural emergency medicine research?
What makes qualitative research “trustworthy”?
RRECN member Dr Vinay Gangathimmaiah’s latest publication helps us to consider how best to choose wisely for ED investigations from a patient perspective. This qualitative… Read More »What makes qualitative research “trustworthy”?