Emily Bartlett

Emergency Medicine Physician @IHS. Interests in global health, medical education and healthcare systems strengthening. Outdoor enthusiast. Views my own.

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Thought-provoking and practice-changing talk on cultural safety in healthcare and historical trauma-informed care by Jennifer Nanez, LMSW at emRIC 22 (https://t.co/3MOvZ4x9jN)

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Amazing to learn of Dr. Asha Atwell’s work establishing a street medicine program on the Navajo Nation at this year’s Emergency Medicine for Rural and Indigenous Communities Conference!

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

I’m so very excited for this year’s Emergency Medicine for Rural and Indigenous Communities conference, coming up September 15-17. Truly an inspiring group of speakers and colleagues who will be there. Please consider joining us in-person or virtually!

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

UW Department of Emergency Medicine ED/ICU COVID-19 Guide | Department of Emergency Medicine | University of Washington https://t.co/RDA7z8eKBe

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

@NickJohnsonMD @UWashEM @SusanSternmd @lrosenman @harborviewmc @UWMedicine Thank you for all you’re doing to support our hospitals, our residency and our community during this time!!

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Had a blast leading the first journal club for Guatemala’s recently formed EM residency. Thanks to all the residents and our international faculty joining via Skype for a great discussion! @A_G_M_E @UWashEM

[Manuela Brinkmann @manu_brinkmann]

El mismo jueves otro hito en la #MedEmergGuatemala: primer Journal Club! Gran trabajo de @EBartlettMD moderando la discusión! Super entretenido poder participar por Skype 🤓

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

So excited to be spending an elective month abroad working with a new EM residency in Guatemala! We just kicked off the program’s first international case conference, with faculty joining the discussions by teleconference from both N. and S. America! #AGME #EMresidenSEA

[Manuela Brinkmann @manu_brinkmann]

También el jueves un tremendo hito! Primera reunión de #CasoClínico en #MedEmergGuatemala, con el maestro AJ Dean y esta humilde servidora comentando por Skype. Gran presentación de @EBartlettMD, un caso difícil! Y grande
@GuisselaJs por lograr que todo funcionara! 🙌🏽🤩

[Erik Kulstad @EKulstad]

The effect size on 28-day mortality was large: 34.9% in the cap refill group vs. 43.4% in the lactate clearance group, but the p value was 0.06. Making a dichotomous “yes or no” outcome on the basis of an arbitrary p value doesn’t make sense. #Bayesian https://t.co/oS1R2L4LKm

[Catherine R. Counts @CatherineCounts]

Proud to have worked with @NickJohnsonMD & @Kyl_Dan on this. Our pragmatic TTM data mirrors the HYPERION trial. #ReSS19 #UWashEMS

TL;DR - Cool everyone post OHCA to 33. Full details will be published soon.

[TTM2 @ttm2trial]

The TTM2 trial design paper is now available online with open acces: https://t.co/ZwSexgLbYZ

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

@UWashEM’s own Jeremy Hess contributing to the Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change!

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Excited to see our review of intravascular vs surface cooling methods for TTM after OHCA published in Resuscitation today! Thanks to @grahamnichol and our team of collaborators for making this possible. https://t.co/W76oYftJ36

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

So grateful for the opportunity to present on induced hypothermia after cardiac arrest at the @ACEPCCMsection meeting today #ACEP19 #UWashEM #EMResidenSEA

[ACEP CCM Section @acepccmsection]

Dr. @EBartlettMD from @UWashEM presents her Rising Stars lecture on TTM after cardiac arrest: does method matter? #ACEP19 #EMCCM

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Great panel discussion on PE response teams. Institutional data are showing improved outcomes with this approach. Key takeaway: this isn’t a protocol, it’s a process. The right actions may vary depending on resources available at your institution @acepccmsection #ACEP19

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Interesting low-cost vent device as seen at the International Section session at #ACEP19. Potentially useful for critical care services in low-resource settings. Major limitation: can’t deliver high pressures, so not the right choice for ARDS etc

[ACEP Ultrasound @ACEP_EUS]

Sachita Shah global EM pearls
-double check software calculations if using non FDA approved machines (or don’t use them)
-check local laws before teaching- eg gender identification on OBUS is illegal in India

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

High impact interventions in ED care that save lives: ABx for variceal GI bleed (NNT 22), TXA for severe trauma (NNT 67), aspirin for AMI (NNT 42). Does your healthcare system routinely do all of these? #ACEP19

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Loved nerding out on number needed to treat with Dr. Jeffrey Tabas. Important takeaways: benefit increases with diagnostic certainty; risk of harm does not go down if a lower risk group is treated. Interventions with little benefit distract from other important tasks. #ACEP19

[Emily Bartlett @EBartlettMD]

Prelim data showed that implementation of the WHO emergency care systems toolkit in Uganda cut in-hospital mortality due to emergency conditions IN HALF. Read about it in the WHO Bulletin and keep an eye out for the formal journal article. https://t.co/wwpWyiCUq0