Thank you! We’re very excited to start sharing updates about SAMBA (and our upcoming #SAMBA2021) with you all on Twitter, and hearing from acute medics about how we can make SAMBA work for you @acutemedicine@DanLasserson@csubbe@Catatkin@acutemed2 @twh_knight
@jfdwolff@dr_shai@AcutemedSarbc@acutemedicine @AcuteMedEd @DanLasserson@DrBenLovell @harryahmed01 @csubbe@mattinadakim Definitely. I would also argue we own the presentations.
The only specialities who see a larger proportion of any given medical presentation than us are GP or ED.
So collaboration with them to devise better diagnostic/patient-centred pathways is crucial.
@Manoj_Wickram@ResusCouncilUK@icmteaching@Wilkinsonjonny Most people with sepsis have only modestly reduced total body water (sweating, tachypnoea). Vasodilation and extravasation as well as cardiac impairment are jointly the cause for hypotension. Which is why too much fluid is barmy. @Dr_Adds
Today marks an important milestone in the fight against #COVID19. Interim data show the #OxfordVaccine is 70.4% effective, & tests on two dose regimens show that it could be 90%, moving us one step closer to supplying it at low cost around the world>> https://t.co/fnHnKSqftT
Massive congratulations to @djbeckett
and colleagues who have put together a great programme for #SAMGlasgow.
Feels bittersweet watching it at home but so pleased that it's still on.
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