More than protocol.
Clarity for practice.
Prehospital care rarely fits neatly into an algorithm. The Prehospital Brief exists for the space between knowing the guidance and understanding the patient in front of you.
Clinical education should feel useful on shift.
Important evidence is often buried in long papers, fragmented across guideline updates, or stripped of the context that makes it clinically meaningful.
Our job is to find the question worth asking, examine the evidence behind it, and turn it into something concise enough to read—but substantial enough to change how you think.
We are not here to replace clinical judgement or local guidance. We are here to sharpen both.
Two clinical perspectives.
One editorial standard.
Phil Baker brings a particular interest in clinical evidence, critical appraisal, ECG interpretation, rescue medicine and the realities facing newly qualified clinicians.
Claudia Elizabeth Goward brings clinical experience, a sharp eye for clarity and the ability to turn difficult questions into discussions people actually want to join.
Every published brief is checked for clinical meaning, evidence, readability and practical relevance. The platform is independently owned and jointly led by us.
Co-founders
Question first. Evidence next. Practice always.
Find the real question
A point of uncertainty, a change in guidance or a recurring clinical tension.
Interrogate the evidence
We work back to guidance and source evidence—not simply what is repeated online.
Add the context
We explore limitations, patient factors and why a rule may not tell the whole story.
Bring it back to practice
Each brief finishes with memorable, usable insight for the prehospital environment.