The routine ordering of ESR & CRP should stop.
These tests aren’t specific to any particular disease, they can’t differentiate infection from acute/chronic inflammation, and their ability to prognosticate is limited.
@BradSpellberg@CMIJournal
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@danbacic @MCPhillipsMD Right! This is not my area of expertise, so I'm wondering about the incidence rates. 1.69/100 p-y for TDF/FTC. 2.02/100 p-y for TAF/FTC. 2.41/100 p-y for the background rate. Is TAF/FTC worse? I guess we'll wait for the final data.
Thrilled to share our collaborative work with the Masschusetts DPH: Antibiotic Allergy Prevalence and Documentation Quality in Massachusetts Long-Term Care Facilities:A Cross-Sectional Survey
@ShiraDoronMD@IDDoc1978#antibioticallergy#penicillinallergy
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Kudos to @JessieLSeidel for spearheading the MMUSKIT study on fracture-related infection, amazing partnership from @laura_certain and #AlainaRitter! https://t.co/t0oXzXElgC
An all ⭐️ panel!
We will start the webinar w/a pulse ✅️: What's your #H5N1 tracking/prep level?
🟢 following/no major changes 2 prep
🟡 following closely/planning changes 2 prep
🔴 following v closely/implementing major changes 2 prep
@MGHDisasterMed@mgh_id@Region1RDHRS
👏 Appreciate the "Rationale for Not Screening/Treating" section with clear explanation of the evidence base. 👏
@MWinklerMDPhD, recent @MGHBWHIDFellows@mgh_id reported on removal of pre-op UA from a surgery checklist 📋.
What happened: https://t.co/U3WfGdn0Yb
Check out the refreshed UpToDate Asymptomatic Bacteriuria article! We highlight new data re: pre-operative screening, and (I hope) have organized the content to emphasize stewardship. @UpToDate
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Appreciated the collaboration with colleagues @MassDPH on this case, and the thorough differential by @dr_demetre (who, of course, got it 💯right!).
#infectionprevention teams know cases like these always arrive on a Friday night (as did this one)! @mgh_id@MassGeneralNews
@eeeejjjaaaa This is where the pre-clinical data would be strongest, yep. We don't have cx data from Hayward, but if that population is typical, >75% of those microbiologically proven infections would be E. coli. So, there should have been an effect, if a strong one were there.
D-mannose for the prevention of recurrent UTI: will you still recommend it? I gave my thoughts. Did I miss anything? I have a journal club coming up. Help me out...
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#Infectious#Disease Clinics is excited to announce publication of this important issue devoted to #Urinary Tract #Infection Challenges: Beyond the Basics! Thank you to our authors & editor, Dr. Kalpana Gupta on providing important updates & #clinical expertise!
Rounding out Wednesday is the live Q&A for our complex UTI panel workshop and viral hepatitis talk. Thank you @GramPosiTiff@JacobLazarusMD@Arthur_Kim_ID and @RMKGandhi for moderating!
See you tomorrow!
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