Dr Alan Campbell

Resources to fill in the COVID-19-induced training chasms etc.

Dr Khan's ST1-2 course - unbelievable that he is giving his excellent teaching for free, longitudinal throughout ST1-2 to cover the whole curriculum. Wish it was going when I started!
RCR e-Learning webinars (more on the RCR e-Learning Hub).
Navigating Radiology's principles of CT and MSK MRI reporting.
Learn Abdominal abdo CT teaching cases - really good for ST1s in particular.
Introduction to Adrenal Imaging.
Radiology Resident Core Lectures
LearnNeuroradiology
LearnHeadandNeck
BSNR's online Neuroradiology Educational Programme.
HRCT Primer.
Radiology Masters online lectures. Also can pay to "replay" their live webinars.
Radiopaedia has some free Isolation Tutorials and free featured videos from their library during the crisis.
The SRT has released recordings of the lectures from it's 2019 conference.
CIRSE has made a few of it's Academy lectures free. The conference library videos are also free.
Radiolgy Core Lectures on MSK.
Edinburgh stroke e-learning.
Medical Student / Junior SpR resources.
(Mostly paid for) FRCR-type resources:
- CaseStacks
- Revise Radiology
- VirtualTutes - online FRCR 2B course
- FRCRExam and FRCRExamPrep paid question banks. PassFRCR is free.
- RadiologyCafe, RadioGyan, RadiologyNation and DonnieRadiology all have resource guides.
- RadioGyan's Spotters list.
Anatomy resources: RAAViewer, e-Anatomy, HeadNeckBrainSpine.
Big list of apps etc.

BSTI CXR and CT COVID-19 reporting templates/codes.
A basic intro to do lung US, which I have no clue about. Also lots of COVID-19 specific things and an atlas of POCUS stuff.
BSTI's Lung US Guidance. I'm skeptical about the use of lung POCUS from a radiologist point of view, especially in SARS-CoV-2-pattern lung disease (our reports are viewed as a lot more definitive than examinations or non-specialist US - and lung US is basically fully reliant on artefact), which they thankfully discuss.
Dr Arjun Nair's (Consultant Chest Radiologsist, UCLH) COVID-19 Imaging Update (26 Mar 2020).
RCR/BSTI Clarity on COVID-19 - A Practical Guide from the BSTI webinar (RCR account required).
BSTI radiology COVID-19 resources, including case database and decision support tools.

Basics for redeployment - no-one wants an un-refreshed radiologist at the end of the bed. Also some COVID-19 specifics.

BMJ Best Practice COVID-19 reference (PDF).
UCLH's Doctor's Redeployment videos. This won't be of interest to anyone else.
Life in the Fast Lane - a huge reference site, from ECGs to critical care cases.
A lovely doc with lots of useful links and info for returning HCPs from which a good amount of my links have come.
John Hilton's Med Reg guide to common presentations.
Returning to training question bank.
Oxford Medical Education Oxygen Prescribing notes (also stuff on fluids, procedures etc).
SuppoRTT medical refresher webinar series (link to YouTube playlist).
VitalTalk's COVID-19 ready communication playbook
Johns Hopkins' COVID-19 case tracker.

In case I end up being re-deployed to intensive care, I am snuffling out some good resources.

ESICM's COVID-19 skills preparation course.
Cork University Hospital (Cork, Ireland) "Modified" ICU Basics videos.
FICM guidelines for intensivists and anaesthetists.
Tweet from GSTT on their ICU Respiratory Failure referral triage tips.
QuickICU training materials (very American).
EMCRIT's COVID-19 primer.
Newcastle' Critical Care guidelines.
ESICM How to Ventilate in COVID-19 webinar - note that we are learning a lot very quickly on this so this may already be out of date.

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I buy my domains from PorkBun.
The Emma finances app is quite useful to keep track of (lack of) cash.
MEGA is quite good for hosting files.

Hello, I'm Alan.