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Emergency Medicine Education Platform
Founder · Head of EM
Dr Sumit Kumar Mandal
MBBS · DipEM · MRCEM · ApolloSage
Emergency Medicine for the ED you actually work in
340 chapters across 20 modules: bedside flowcharts in English and Hinglish, the words to explain it to the family, and Indian-ED reality throughout. Built by Dr Sumit Kumar Mandal, MBBS · DipEM · MRCEM, with 15+ years across Apollo Hospitals and the UK NHS.
- Read it in HinglishChapters toggle to spoken Hinglish, written for the nurse and the intern, not the examiner.
- Say it to the familyReady bedside scripts for the conversation outside the resus room, in the language they speak.
- Built for Indian EDsAyushman Bharat billing, 108/102 transfers, local brand names, single-doctor departments.
340
Chapters
20
Modules
284
Guidelines
13
ECG Pearls
Why this site exists
Most EM teaching is written for the exam hall. Your 3 a.m. patient isn't.
Emergency medicine is still a young specialty in India, and many emergency departments are run by doctors and nurses who never had formal EM training. What they need at the bedside isn't more theory. It's a clear plan, the right drug at the right dose, and the words to explain it to a frightened family.
Textbooks describe an ED you don't work in.
Every chapter is calibrated to Indian departments: the drugs and brands on your shelf, a single doctor on nights, 108/102 transfers, Ayushman Bharat paperwork.
Nobody teaches what to say to the family.
Bedside scripts for the conversation outside resus, in the plain Hinglish families actually speak, so the explanation is as good as the treatment.
The nurse and the intern see the patient first.
Flowcharts short enough to follow mid-shift, with a spoken-Hinglish twin, so the first person at the bedside knows what to do and when to call for help.
Guidelines move; old notes don't.
Chapters cite the primary guideline or trial behind each decision and are revised as the evidence changes, not left to age for years.
The goal is simple: a patient who walks into a small-town emergency department at night should get the same safe first hour as one in a big-city hospital.
Built for the shift, not the exam
What a night-shift nurse, an intern or a single-doctor ED can use in the next ten minutes.
340 Study Chapters
A curriculum-shaped EM catalogue across 20 modules: bedside flowcharts, briefs and citable references in every chapter.
48 Bedside Tools
Calculators, early-warning scores and decision rules, from NEWS2 and PEWS to Wells, Ottawa and NIHSS, each with the cut-off that changes the plan.
74 Procedure Guides
Step-by-step guides to the procedures an ED does at 3 a.m., from arterial and central lines to intubation and tube thoracostomy, with the complications to watch for.
Interactive ECG Pearls
Animated ECG interpretation with real-time waveform generation. Master STEMI mimics, Wellens', and more.
Completion Certificates
Pass the scored vignettes at the end of a chapter and mint a verifiable completion certificate for your CPD file.
284 Guidelines Library
Searchable index of EM guidelines from NICE, RCEM, ACEP, ESC, BTS and RCUK. Filter by source, category or keyword.
Bedside reference. Never a patient record.
Read-only guidance. We don't store, process, or log any patient data, no names, no demographics, no clinical details. Your lookup stays on your screen; our servers only know which chapter you opened.
For qualified clinicians. Not medical advice.
Educational reference for registered healthcare professionals. It does not replace independent clinical judgement, patient assessment, or your local hospital protocols. Always verify against the current primary guideline before acting. Read the full disclaimer →
20 Modules, 340 Chapters
Study with Dr Sumit: a curriculum-shaped EM catalogue built for retention, with bedside flowcharts and citable references in every chapter.
Resuscitation & Critical Care
24 chapters
Undifferentiated Presentations
27 chapters
Trauma & MSK
29 chapters
Cardiovascular
32 chapters
Respiratory
9 chapters
GI, Hepatic & GU
25 chapters
Neurological
15 chapters
Endocrine, Metabolic & Environmental
20 chapters
Toxicology & Envenoming
26 chapters
Infectious Disease
18 chapters
Paediatric Emergencies
16 chapters
Obstetric, Gynaecologic & Sexual
14 chapters
ED Systems & Communication
19 chapters
X-ray Interpretation
8 chapters
Bedside Ultrasound (POCUS)
12 chapters
Dermatology & Skin
12 chapters
Haematology & Oncology
6 chapters
Psychiatric & Behavioural
7 chapters
Rheumatology
3 chapters
Law of the Land (Medicolegal)
18 chapters
Emergency Physician
Dr Sumit Kumar Mandal
MBBS · DipEM · MRCEM
Head, Emergency Dept · ApolloSage Hospital
Formerly UK NHS · Apollo Bhubaneswar · Apollo Hyderabad
MBBS
Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery
DipEM
Diploma in Emergency Medicine
MRCEM (UK)
Royal College of Emergency Medicine
Head of Emergency
Apollo Hospitals · UK NHS
Registered with
- GMC (UK): 7764850
- MP Medical Council: MP 34034
Built by an Emergency Physician, for Emergency Medicine
Dr Sumit Kumar Mandal (MBBS · DipEM · MRCEM) is Head of the Emergency Department at ApolloSage Hospital. Over 15+ years of frontline EM practice: from Resident to Head, across India's Apollo network and the UK National Health Service. This platform distils that experience into actionable, evidence-based learning for every Indian ED.
The Journey
- Head, Emergency DepartmentCurrentApolloSage Hospital
- Specialty Emergency Physician3 yearsPrincess Royal Hospital · UK NHS, Telford
- Consultant & Head of Emergency4 yearsApollo Hospitals Bhubaneswar
- Head & Junior Consultant of Emergency2 yearsRamkrishna CARE Hospital, Raipur
- Senior Registrar3 yearsApollo Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
- Resident, Emergency Department2 yearsApollo Hospitals, Bilaspur
- Evidence-based chapters updated regularly
- Interactive tools for bedside decision-making
- English with a spoken-Hinglish twin, not a translation
- Designed for Indian EM context with global standards
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