Caroline Leech

@LeechCaroline

Emergency Medicine Consultant & Major Trauma Lead @nhsuhcw HEMS Dr @Helimed53 @helimed54 Associate Editor @EmergencyMedBMJ. FPHC Executive @FPHCEd

David Oliver

@mancunianmedic

NHS hosp Dr 30yrs. Manc-in-South. Freelance columnist BMJ & other. Researcher, speaker, teacher. Policy, leadership,advisory roles. MCFC. Twitter's fun, usually

Grade 4 View

Scott Hardy

@Grade4View

NHS Critical Care Paramedic / medical educator. Intervention≠Care/Time≠Experience/Death≠Bad #CCPreflection

https://youtu.be/WpYeekQkAdc

Heli Med James

James Yates

@heli_med_james

Specialist Paramedic - Critical Care. Clinical Educator. Kayaker, runner, wilderness medicine dreamer. Blogger and podcast person @TheResusRoom

Life in the Fast Lane Blog

@LITFLblog

The twitter site for the incredible resource that is Life in the Fast Lane, covering Critical Care, ECG's and other relevant information is highly useful for pre-hospital clinicians and has recent information on COVID-19

TheResusRoom

@TheResusRoom

Because critically ill patients deserve the best in critical care; & we all have a part in delivering it. Podcast and website http://TheResusRoom.co.uk #FOAMed

Geeky Medics

@geekymedics

Awesome medical education resources. Check out our app https://geekymedics.com/geeky-medics-app… #meded #FOAMed

Gas-Air-CritCaredoc

@mjslabbert

Wife/ Mom of 2 tuxedo cats/ Critical Care Doctor & regional lead / Anaesthetist/ Prehospital Care Physician & Advocate/TTL, #FOAMed.

Mike Abernethy

@FLTDOC1

* Medicus ex Machina * Grandfather of Dragons * HEMS Physician * US Army Aviation Vet * PGY-32 Professor of EM * "Be brave enough to suck at something new"

2 Paeds In A Pod

@2_paeds

The UK’s leading Paediatric Medical Education podcast.

DFTB Team

@DFTBubbles

An awesome paediatric website and acute paediatric conference. Covering cutting edge research and insights into paediatric care #DFTB20 http://dontforgetthebubbles.com

Trisha Greenhalgh

@trishgreenhalgh

Professor of Primary Care, Univerity of Oxford.

List of publications here

Home page here

EastMidsFOAMed

@EM3FOAMed

#EM3 is an award-winning #FOAMed & #FOANed service for staff in Emergency & Acute Care

Creators of #LightningLearning, #SpotTheDiagnosis, #SimBlog & #GREATix

Linda Dykes

@DrLindaDykes

Consultant EM & GPwER COTE/Ambulatory Care. Personal account/own views/nil to do with employer. RT not endorsements (unless specified).

Dr Dykes Medical Education resources are here

Mark B. Reid, MD

Medical Axioms

@medicalaxioms

I'm an academic hospitalist who shares medical axioms, aphorisms, & wisdom for the betterment of medical providers everywhere! Tweets are not medical advice.

Link to his book here

Tony Breu

@tony_breu

Hospitalist, VA Boston

Faculty, @HMSbioethics

Usually at #AMreport, thinking about #TWDFNR, and looking for #tweetorial ideas

Cliff Reid

@cliffreid

EM/ICM/PHEM doc. LOVE learning + teaching. I work in the sky above Sydney, have the attention span of a bullet, + often have days that are like cartoons #FOAMed

Link to his FOAMed website Resus.me here

David Warriner

@DrDavidWarriner

Cardiology Registrar- BSc MBChB DipSEM MRCP

David is a keen teacher, having co-authored two books on cardiology for medical students, lectured at three medical schools, received a commendation for excellence at bedside teaching and worked as faculty on ALS, PACES and various other post-graduate simulation courses. David is keen to support the next generation of doctors and has worked as mentor both for a widening access to medicine scheme and for the Royal College of Physicians.

David is very active on social media and has co-founded the general medicine journal club, co-created the #CardioEd learning resource and finally formed a research collaboration of cardiologists, who study cardiologists and cardiology on social media.

Brett Rosen, MD

@EMDocBrett

Board-certified emergency physician and EMS physician. Supporter of #FOAMed. Twitter is the 21st century version of the ancient salon.

Trauma Care UK

@TraumaCareUK

Trauma Care was founded in 1996 to address the need for commonly agreed standards of best clinical practice in the management of trauma. We aim to improve the outcome of the trauma victim by establishing best practice throughout the whole chain of care. We achieve this through education, research and publishing. Membership is open to to all medical disciplines - including clinicians, paramedics, nurses - and to members of the emergency services. No other organisation encompasses the diverse specialities involved in care of trauma victims from the moment of injury, to the return to active life.

The UK Sepsis Trust

@UKSepsisTrust

The latest news & events from The UK Sepsis Trust. Raising public & professional awareness of sepsis -

Link to Main site here