Jane Whitney

Pediatric Critical Care Physician interested in biologic mechanisms of critical illness syndromes. Views are my own.

[U.S. FDA @FDA]

Will Ward has a rare disease called X-linked Myotubular Myopathy, or MTM. Watch this video to hear Will's story, and register to attend FDA's Rare Disease Day 2021 virtual public meeting to learn more about rare diseases: https://t.co/Hnn14a3HL4 #RareDiseaseStories

[Sapna Kudchadkar, MD, PhD @SapnaKmd]

Next we have the amazing @JennMuszynskiMD closing #PedsICU Year in Review with #BasicScience and #TranslationalScience #CCC49

[Dr. Catherine Ross @drcatross]

Check out our new study on the rarely-reported characteristics of massive and submassive PE in kids! @mdonnino @CRSBIDMC https://t.co/6L0IVNwyNX

[Vinay Nadkarni @VinayMNadkarni]

Scott Weiss releasing the new survival sepsis guidelines for children. Screen, protocolize and deliver antibiotics early. #PedsICU #CCC49

[Brad Lindell, MD @BradLindell]

Working in multidisciplinary teams is my favorite part of #PedsICU medicine. Check out this excellent thread - diagnostic reasoning is best performed as a group activity, regardless of the level of trainees involved. Thanks @chris_bonafide for the article.

[CHOP Infectious Diseases @CHOP_ID]

Excited to hear these results @BradLindell ! Particularly when stratified by antibiotic regimen 🧐

@PIDSociety
@ESPID_Society

[Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD]

Updated network analysis and associated hashtags with #CCC48!

[Sapna Kudchadkar, MD, PhD @SapnaKmd]

Robert Bartlett, lifetime achievement awardee, enlightens is on history of artificial organs in the #ICU. #CCC48 #ECMO #nephJC #PedsICU @asaiojournal

[Alexandra Marquez @alimarquezMD]

Who has inspired you lately? Honored to meet ECMO legend Dr. Bartlett after his incredible talk. #CCC48 #PedsICU @ELSOOrg @CHOP_CCMFellows @MarthaKienzleMD @JaneWhitneyMD

[Jane Whitney @JaneWhitneyMD]

This morning at the 25th PCCC: @VinayMNadkarni is helping us to decode the alphabet soup of research and quality improvement consortia working to improve the care of critically ill children worldwide. #PCCC18 #pedsICU

[Jane Whitney @JaneWhitneyMD]

Excited to be at the 25th PCCC in Baltimore! Kicking off the morning learning about social media from @SapnaKmd and @DrSeanBarnes. #PCCC18 #PedsICU

[CHOP PICU Fellows @CHOP_CCMFellows]

Yesterday's case conference by @BradLindell included several key learning points: 1) Pathophysiology of renal disease by anatomic site, and 2) distinguishing acquired cardiomyopathies by echo findings. Many thanks to the renal and heart failure consultants who attended! #PedsICU

[Sapna Kudchadkar, MD, PhD @SapnaKmd]

My first podcast! Listen in to hear about the history of #ICURehab in adults and insights about creating a culture of mobility in the #PedsICU. Link also includes reference list. Thanks @jwolpaw for the opportunity! @HopkinsKids @HopkinsMedicine @PICU_Up

https://t.co/soVjJj1S3E

[Ann-Marie Brown PhD-ACPNP 🟧 @brownam130]

How do we optimize care and streamline resources for dying children? Early engagement of #pedspallcare @PALISInet

[Garrett Keim @DrGKeim]

Incredibly informative and inspiring fellows course today at #PALISI18. Great time to be a young investigator in #PedsICU and #PARDS.

[Cherylee W.J. Chang, MD, FACP, FNCS, FCCM @SCCMPresident]

@sccm #PedsICU @jerjohzimm
https://t.co/SFaXcXKILH
Despite a poor neurologic status at hospital discharge, many children following TBI will improve significantly. Among many factors most associated with improved outcomes over time was older age.

[MAQCurley @maq_curley]

Conceptualizing Post Intensive Care Syndrome in... : Pediatric Critical Care Medicine https://t.co/rKaxyzDOOn

[Sapna Kudchadkar, MD, PhD @SapnaKmd]

Look who I ran into! Check out Wynne Morrison’s outstanding article ahead of print on the history of #PedsICU in @PedCritCareMed - an interview with Dr. Jack Downes! https://t.co/DVOBtWfOh9