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Bromley Emergency Courses Bromley Emergency Courses has been providing short intensive emergency medicine courses for clinicians since 2005. We also offer online videos for PLAB 2.

Since then, the company has helped more than 23,000 doctors prepare for MRCEM/FRCEM exams and master point-of-care ultrasound skills. Run by Emergency Physicians for Emergency Physicians we provide the highest quality Emergency Medicine (EM) education and training. Bromley Emergency Courses has been providing face-to-face and online RCEM training and Ultrasound courses for doctors since 2005. We focus on point-of-care ultrasound (PoCUS), MRCEM and FRCEM exams. Our PoCUS ultrasound courses cover the curriculum for RCEM (Core Ultrasound), plus various other PoCUS courses for emergency settings. We have a wide range of US systems (including hand-helds), phantoms and scannable simulators. We have a large faculty of practising clinicians. For the MRCEM/FRCEM examinations we have developed intensive short training courses based on a detailed analysis of the curriculum and extensive knowledge of the exams. We have a strong team of actors for OSCE courses and a high-quality teaching faculty. Our online resources have been built by a strong team of actors for these OSCE courses and a teaching faculty with specific PLAB 2 skills.

30/10/2026

Just finished a PoCUS course and worried about losing momentum?

Dr Zoltan Gyorgyi shares 9 practical tips to help you keep developing your scanning skills after the course:

1️⃣ Build your own training programme around your clinical needs — don’t try to learn everything at once.
2️⃣ Plan each scan and break it down into smaller steps.
3️⃣ Keep practice sessions short — five minutes regularly is better than an occasional hour of scanning.
4️⃣ Don’t aim for perfection. Know what “good enough” looks like.
5️⃣ Have a backup plan: keep a list of useful PoCUS videos, podcasts and articles.
6️⃣ Ask for feedback as your confidence grows.
7️⃣ Use peer mentorship — teaching someone else can reinforce your own learning.
8️⃣ Piggyback on clinical scanning whenever appropriate.
9️⃣ Make your practice memorable — PoCUS develops through practical experience, not just textbooks and physics.
Watch the video for Dr Gyorgyi’s full explanation of each tip.

📢 The updated Basic Sciences Syllabus for the MRCEM Primary exam is now available.It will apply from the next MRCEM Prim...
29/10/2026

📢 The updated Basic Sciences Syllabus for the MRCEM Primary exam is now available.

It will apply from the next MRCEM Primary exam on 21 April 2027 and is the first update since 2010.

The updated syllabus continues to cover the core disciplines of:
• Anatomy
• Physiology
• Pharmacology
• Microbiology
• Pathology
• Evidence-Based Medicine

You can view the full syllabus on the RCEM Curriculum website:
https://rcemcurriculum.co.uk/basic-science-syllabus/

We’re currently reviewing the changes and our existing MRCEM Primary materials to identify any updates or additions needed.

We wish the very best of luck to everyone taking the MRCEM Primary exam tomorrow! Here’s a quick last-minute tip for tac...
26/10/2026

We wish the very best of luck to everyone taking the MRCEM Primary exam tomorrow!

Here’s a quick last-minute tip for tackling the questions effectively:

• Start with the lead-in: Read the actual question first (e.g. “Which nerve is most likely to be affected?”).

• Then read the stem: Go back and read the clinical scenario (e.g. “A 40-year-old man presents to the ED with numbness along the side of his foot…”).

This can help you focus on the key details and avoid being distracted by irrelevant information.

We’ve got our fingers crossed for you 🤞 and we’d love to hear how you got on!

26/10/2026

Taking the MRCEM OSCE in London next week? We’ve added several new stations to our video package this month 👀

Watch this short preview to get a glimpse of the new content.

If you’re doing some final preparation before the exam, our online resources include over 60 pre-recorded MRCEM OSCE videos, designed to help you see how different station types can be approached.

🔗 Subscribe here: https://tinyurl.com/yypyrv49

P.S. Looking for some last-minute in-person practice? We have a few places left on our MRCEM OSCE courses this week.
🔗 Book your place: https://tinyurl.com/4cb2p7mk

Applications for the January MRCEM SBA exam opened today! 📢You have until 29 October 2026 at 16:00 (UK time) to submit y...
22/10/2026

Applications for the January MRCEM SBA exam opened today! 📢

You have until 29 October 2026 at 16:00 (UK time) to submit your application via the RCEM website: https://rcem.ac.uk/apply-for-an-exam/

If you’re looking for a structured, focused approach to SBA-style questions, our MRCEM SBA course and online resources can help you structure your preparation.

🔗 Find out more here: https://tinyurl.com/3mz52vmk

Can you identify what this ECG shows? Leave your answer in the comments or send us a message, and we’ll reply with the c...
19/10/2026

Can you identify what this ECG shows?

Leave your answer in the comments or send us a message, and we’ll reply with the correct answer plus detailed explanations.

If you want to develop a systematic approach to interpreting ECGs, join our 1-day Online ECG Interpretation Course on 14th December 2026: https://tinyurl.com/3tyvmmya

💡 Combine it with our Emergency Radiology Course and save £50.

15/10/2026

Need some practice in basic Obs & Gynae ultrasound? We have 2 places left on our upcoming course on 19 October. We also have other dates available through to January 2027.

The course includes transabdominal scanning on real volunteers and simulators, and transvaginal scanning on simulators.

🔗 Find out more and choose your date here: https://tinyurl.com/mr29m8ph

Due to high demand, we’ve opened additional places for our Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Course on 1 December 2026.The cour...
13/10/2026

Due to high demand, we’ve opened additional places for our Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Course on 1 December 2026.

The course is tailored to Emergency Medicine doctors, but other clinicians — including physiotherapists, sports medicine physicians and general practitioners working in minor injuries units — may also find it useful.

🔗 Find out more and book here: https://tinyurl.com/mr2kez65

09/10/2026

Want to learn more about the ultrasound-guided PENG block?

In this video, Dr Gabin Mbanjumucyo shows how to identify the key anatomical landmarks on ultrasound and plan the needle path, using NeedleTrainer™ to demonstrate the intended needle trajectory. He also explains the rationale behind the PENG block and how it can provide analgesia while helping to preserve motor function.

Want to practise these techniques hands-on? Join us in London for our Ultrasound-Guided Fascia Iliaca Block Course, which includes an introduction to the PENG block. Our next course is on 14 October.

🔗 Find out more and book your place: https://tinyurl.com/4x3cfamk

We wish the very best of luck to everyone taking their FRCEM SBA exam tomorrow!We hope you’re feeling confident and well...
06/10/2026

We wish the very best of luck to everyone taking their FRCEM SBA exam tomorrow!

We hope you’re feeling confident and well prepared.

Our last-minute tip is to watch out for these common pitfalls:
• Missing a key word in the lead-in
• Anchoring on the first diagnosis
• Choosing the right action at the wrong time
• Choosing definitive rather than immediate care
• Being falsely reassured by a normal test
• Missing a red flag or discriminating feature

We’ll be keeping our fingers crossed for you and would love to hear how you got on!

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