https://t.co/eFouKAWrsM <-- ironically enough the article isn't written by a medical doctor, but they make a valid point. Many of my sick oncology ED patients have never had an honest 'goals of care' discussion, despite being at the world's center of oncology excellence 🫣
Unless you feel bored and want to read all 270 pages - here's an audio recap of the AI code of conduct in healthcare and medicine- by the National Academy of Science https://t.co/yAMaaYUfzw #ai#healthcare https://t.co/o3wKlu4YKm
Sometimes we call it burnout, but really it's a matter of shedding bad habits & building on new effective ones. Don't quit your job, quit bad habits. Acute Care Medicine: Applying Covey's 7 Habits of effectiveness https://t.co/0GzH2pnpfD
100% agreed Dr. Venugopal! Be able to follow up on your patients is not only a valuable feedback and a learning opportunity but also good for continuity of care if gaps are identified.
It's short-sighted @CMPAmembers feels ER MDs understanding what disease affected the patient, to improve practise, and for no personal gain is the target for privacy police. Sounds like non-clinicians wrote this, free of the duty to care for people.
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I just voted but it wasn't easy with so many choices ... What just happened here ? Our friends down in the US talk of Banana Republic, but this is actually bananas
"use your iPhone anaesthesia .... " Awesome session on Peds PEM care in painful procedures from @doctorlianne at the beautiful Saskatoon @CAEP_Docs@CAEPConference
The ED population is sick and unfortunately not as optimized as the OR cases, if anything it's a miracle sometimes we even get the airway - which 4 Anesthesiologists would be hovering over in the OR, after pre-op clinic, medicine consult, and fully fasted belly.
JC: Is ED intubation really associated with a higher mortality as compared to OR intubation?
ED intubation for patients needing urgent haemorrhage control surgery is linked to higher mortality and complications, but - #confounders!
#FOAMed@stemlyns
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I love the optimism in this - I think within 5 years the tech will be there (if it’s not already!) but getting risk averse institutions (and clinicians/patients) to accept this new reality may take more than 5 years… but here’s hoping! @DocMaximum@eUSMD@karimjessa@DrDevSK
Best present for Doctors Day: finally getting rid of this guy!! Hello @HypercareHQ and Thank You @karimjessa for helping get us to this long awaited milestone @SickKidsNews
My views at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto where there was protests earlier. This is sacred grounds for health care and not for protest. It is against federal law to do so.
Started again...entire healthcare system is signing out to the ER for the holidays.
Patients calling GPs office being told no appointments available for their non-urgent problem, go to ER.
No added support for the ER to meet the demand.
ER not able to be on-call for everything
Warning ⚠️ EDI can be bad for your health!
In this internal document from the @Royal_College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, there is a proposal from the EDI group to prioritize social justice over medical expertise.
This is bonkers.
#Cdnpoli@fordnation#Onhealth
Hamas' decision to locate its headquarters units under hospitals was a propaganda masterstroke. From western media coverage, you'd think that gaza was one giant pediatric ward that just happened to have a few terrorists inhabiting basement apartments
#BREAKING: Pentagon Deputy Press Secretary Sabrina Singh reveals newly declassified info based on US intelligence that Hamas and the PIJ are using hospitals, including the Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, to operate command centers, store weapons, and hide hostages.
At a screening on Parliament Hill today, not a single member from the government showed up to see the footage from October 7, 2023.
Not one Liberal Member of Parliament.
Maybe before making statements they’ll read this account. 👇 #cdnpoli