Perspectives

A rural STEMI case raises questions that current evidence can’t fully answer Over the holiday break, RRECN member Lauren encountered a STEMI case that illustrates… Read More »When guidelines meet geography

Bridget reflects on rural emergency medicine research Like many of you, I worked Christmas in my rural emergency department this year. But between shifts, I… Read More »Measurement Is Not Meaning

What gets funded gets counted, what gets counted gets improved It’s nearing the end of your shift in a regional emergency department. You get your… Read More »Making Telehealth in Rural EDs Count

Maybe your next study is only a Netflix subscription away Sometimes we imagine that rural research is only about measuring diagnostic accuracy or testing the… Read More »Preconceived Ideas in Rural Emergency Medicine Research

Fibrinolysis Is Still in Use—So Why Isn’t It Better Studied? In April, the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand released a long-awaited update to… Read More »Rural Relevance in New ACS Guidelines

  Climate change is increasingly impacting rural emergency departments across Australia. Extreme weather events—such as bushfires, floods, and heatwaves—are becoming more frequent and severe, leading… Read More »Climate Change and Rural Research