A physician must possess additional soft skills in addition to clinical ones, such as excel, analytics, canva design, medicolegal concerns, telemedicine guidelines, and many others. It greatly enhances and streamlines the work we conduct. Although none of this is covered in medical school, everyone should be aware of it. Let's get some fantastic skill sets to assist us. Everything you require to advance your practice is covered with this club. Follow along to take your practice to next level!

Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is a life-threatening emergency that demands rapid, precise, and coordinated action. In this critical session, Dr. Sandeep David, a seasoned expert in emergency medicine, will walk us through the latest clinical protocols and practical steps in managing sudden cardiac arrest across various care settings. From recognizing early warning signs and initiating timely CPR to using defibrillation and understanding post-resuscitation care, this session aims to equip physicians with life-saving skills and updated knowledge. Don’t miss this high-impact clinical discussion designed to enhance your preparedness for one of medicine’s most time-sensitive emergencies.

Associate Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Christian Medical College, Vellore

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Approach to Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Challenging Thyroid Function Tests

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Episodic Hypertension

Depression- One Illness, Many Faces

The Ultra-Processed Food Menace

Myeloma: An Overview

Post-Coital UTIs: Clinical Patterns, Pitfalls, and Prevention

Approach to Chronic Pain

Management of Multidrug Resistant Infections

Aspirin—Not the Lifesaver We Once Thought?

Most Commonly Performed ED Procedures #1

Central Line Insertion in Emergencies

Difficult Intubations

Most Commonly Performed ED Procedures #2

Common Errors in Emergency Procedures

Approach to the Patient with Chest Pain

Management of ARDS – What Works and What Does Not

Primary Evaluation in Emergency 

Aspirin Poisoning in Adults

The Acute Abdomen