Alexis Tabah

ICU doctor and researcher - @eurobact2. welcomeICU and others

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

Hey @ProtonMail — universities are now quarantining mail from your SMTP because so much spam/phishing hits them from Proton IPs. Our research network's legit emails to .edu addresses got blocked, IT confirmed it's a Proton reputation issue. May need to use gmail because of that !

[ANZICS @anzics]

Be part of QCCRN ASM 2026 in Brisbane.

📅 4–5 June 2026
📍 Translational Research Institute, Princess Alexandra Hospital

This year’s focus on EMR-embedded clinical trials will explore how research can transform care at the bedside.

Register now to join the conversation: https://t.co/Tr6kKnfeat

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

@ryosuke_art5 Beautiful

[CRE RESPOND @CRE_RESPOND]

🌟REMINDER Join A/Prof Patrick Harris and UQCCR Infectious Diseases team🌟

📢 Early Diagnostics Seminar
⏲️12 midday AEST Tues 29 April 2025
🧪 Dr Chitra Ravi
🧫 Dr Shradha Subedi

Register: https://t.co/mf6Twnti7v

@padstamundo
@jasonroberts_pk
@beecher_kate
@PattyMitre_

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

@AlboMP Could you please leave parenting to the parents.

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

@PeterDutton_MP @DavidColemanMP As a parent i strongly oppose this bill and any attempt to disguise censorship as misinformation. As a doctor i doubt you will protect anyone from eating disorders or mental health issues by attempting to restrict access to information.

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

@AlboMP As a parent i strongly oppose this and censorship disguised in protecting from disinformation.

[CRE RESPOND @CRE_RESPOND]

Looking forward to @criticcaredoc our European Collaboration Co-Lead, presenting in-person at our forum, Friday 19 July. Program and registration ➡️ https://t.co/G3R6evMBAe
@jasonroberts_pk @UQPharmacy @UQMedicine @UQ_News #AMR #CriticalCare

[Intensive Care Medicine @yourICM]

Positive catheter tip cultures without BSI in #ICU? Antibiotics may be unnecessary
🧫 patients w positive culture (pathogenic microorganisms) with adequate ABTs matched 1:1 w controls
💉 NO ⬇️risk of infection or death if early antimicrobials
#FOAMcc
🔓 https://t.co/o8jHuWknzL

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

@parizot @Charlie_Hebdo_ j'etais, je suis, je reste charlie

[David Paterson @davidantibiotic]

This is such a great paper! We all know that patients with Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia are such a heterogeneous group - this paper breaks the bulk of patients down into relevant clinical "sub-phenotypes" https://t.co/dgjhlsVHsR

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

https://t.co/9fhvmuBFcv Presentation, management, and outcomes of older compared to younger adults with hospital-acquired bloodstream infections in the intensive care unit - an excellent analysis of the @eurobact2 database
by Ili Margalit, Dafna Yahav Tomer Hofman & team

[Jason Roberts @jasonroberts_pk]

BLING-3 results in 10hrs… Does continuous infusion of beta-lactam antimicrobials decrease day 90 mortality in sepsis. >7000 patients and >100 ICUs providing data to the trial and all summarised in a SRMA. Livestream https://t.co/VWcD6qjrdf

[Intensive Care Medicine @yourICM]

🧫Outcome of hospital-acquired bloodstream infection?? Not only matter of bacteria & hosts... healthcare organization have clinical implications! Editorial
🔓https://t.co/HtyTZJHZe0

🧫Refers to analysis on data on hospital-acquired BSI from @EuroBact2
🔓https://t.co/KJs25wAd7v

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

@IM_Crit_ This is likely to increase the rate of contaminants

[Clinical Infectious Diseases @CIDJournal]

Rapid diagnostic tests and antimicrobial stewardship programs for the management of bloodstream infection: what is their relative contribution to improving clinical outcomes? A systematic review and network meta-analysis.

✅ Just Accepted
🔗 https://t.co/qZsH09BzbQ

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

A @eurobactII study by Hannah Wozniak - thank you to everyone involved @ICUREsearch_eu @JF_Timsit @ESICM @ESCMID @MarcLeone8 @andymoz78 et al.

[小谷祐樹 Yuki Kotani｜集中治療医 @YukiKotani5]

Hospital-acquired bloodstream infection in cirrhotic patients

Causative bacteria: Klebsiella spp (16.5%), CNS (13.7%), and E. faecium (11.5%)
E. faecium was more common in cirrhotic patients than non-cirrhotic patients after confounder adjustment.
🔓https://t.co/Fy6ZwIFtf2

[小谷祐樹 Yuki Kotani｜集中治療医 @YukiKotani5]

Hospital-acquired bloodstream infection in cirrhotic patients

Causative bacteria: Klebsiella spp (16.5%), CNS (13.7%), and E. faecium (11.5%)
E. faecium was more common in cirrhotic patients than non-cirrhotic patients after confounder adjustment.
🔓https://t.co/Fy6ZwIFtf2

[Alexis Tabah @AlexisT]

An excellent paper by Felicity Edwards showing high prevalence of caffeine consumption and subsequent withdrawal symptoms in ICU patients

[Aust Critical Care @Aus_CC]

Caffeine consumption & withdrawal among patients in the #ICU
https://t.co/b4aYEcszsL

[Mahesh Ramanan @maheshramanan]

Thanks @UNSWMedicine @georgeinstitute

It was a big team effort. Original idea from my mentor Prof Venkatesh.

Also I can't quite claim to be Prof yet. I only recently got to A/Prof...