Clinical Case Submission From

Clinical Case Submission From
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- Please note that currently we are not accepting Clinical Case submissions in Ophthalmology as this area is already well covered.
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Author Details
Name*

First NameLast Name
Email*
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Employment Grade*
Hospital*
Additional Authors
If applicable and maximum of three additional authors
What is your primary reason for submitting this content to RCEMLearning?*
Please provide any additional context about your submission
(e.g. why this topic is important, who it is aimed at, or how it will benefit learners)

Curriculum
SLO Code*
Syllabus Codes*
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Select relevant syllabus codes here.
Title*
This should make it clear what the topic is, without giving away the answers.
Brief Description*

This is a very short summary to attract learners to your module.0/25

Clinical Case Scenario*

A present-tense description of a patient's presentation in the ED and any relevant history and background details.0/250
Question 1*
Multiple-choice question
Q1 Answer option 1*
Q1 Answer option 2*
Q1 Answer option 3*
Q1 Answer option 4*
Q1 Correct answer is*
Q1 Answer explanation (Explain the reasoning of why the answer options are correct and incorrect)*
Please include in-text citation to support your arguments

Question 2*
Multiple-choice question
Q2 Answer option 1*
Q2 Answer option 2*
Q2 Answer option 3*
Q2 Answer option 4*
Q2 Correct answer is*
Q2 Answer explanation (Explain the reasoning of why the answer options are correct and incorrect)*
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Question 3*
Multiple-choice question
Q3 Answer option 1*
Q3 Answer option 2*
Q3 Answer option 3*
Q3 Answer option 4*
Q3 Correct answer is*
Q3 Answer explanation (Explain the reasoning of why the answer options are correct and incorrect)*
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Key Learning points

Please provide three key learning points that you'd like the learner to remember from your session
Key Learning Point 1*
Key Learning Point 2*
Key Learning Point 3*

Vancouver Referencing

The Vancouver referencing style is commonly used in the medical and scientific fields. It uses a numeric system, where each source are cited using a unique number in the text. These numbers correspond to the full citation in the reference list at the end of the document.

Please refer to our Referencing Guidance for further details and examples.
Reference List*
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Upload media - (Please provide the source of the media included in this session)

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Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools
To what extent have you used artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the creation of this submission?*

No – I did not use any AI tools in this submissionYes – I used AI tools for support (e.g. spelling, grammar, or phrasing suggestions only)Yes – I used AI tools to assist with drafting or structuring parts of the contentYes – I used AI tools to generate substantial portions of the content
If you selected any ‘Yes’ option above, please briefly describe how AI was used.
Plagiarism and Attribution
Do you confirm that this submission is your own work, and that any content from other sources has been appropriately cited and is not plagiarised?*

Yes – this is my original work and all sources are appropriately citedNo – this submission includes material that is not fully referenced
Copyright and Permissions
Do you confirm that you have the right to use all included materials (e.g. images, videos, diagrams, tables, etc.), and that they comply with copyright requirements?*

Yes – all materials are original or used with appropriate permission/licensingNo – I do not have permissionsNot applicable – I have not included any images, media, tables, diagrams or other third-party materials
Declaration
Please confirm the following statement: I confirm that this submission complies with the above statements. I understand that content may be reviewed for originality, AI usage, and appropriate referencing, and that further clarification may be requested if required.*
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Clinical Case Submission From

Author Details

Curriculum

Key Learning points

Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools

Plagiarism and Attribution

Copyright and Permissions

Declaration