#DataScience thoughts for today (and everyday). They are just refactored methodologies, buzzwords and popular catch phrases meant to intimidate analysts and data owner/sponsors into paying more and interfering less (so, maybe a good thing?): (1/26)
Sometimes, in the fall and spring, I like to play a little game of Russian Roulette with my stomach called "Is this milk bad, or do my allergies just make everything taste funny today?"
@Teknofiliac I have never seen a study that showed the strata of 30/60/90 catheters into what would be classified as a long-term catheter as a publication.
But there was an NIH study where they sampled patients based on "per 1000 days of catheter use" and it showed a definite increase.
Me: Did you ever stop to think that maybe I'm not long-winded? That maybe you're short-winded?? No, you only think about yourself!
Also me: In this next 107 paragraph essay, we'll discuss windedness...
Exodus 14:13: "Moses answered, 'Don't be afraid! Stand your ground, and you will see what the Lord will do to save you today; you will never see these Egyptians again.'"
@kidney_boy Dialysis units should be great places to conduct clinical research. You can check in on patients 3x/week, check vitals, draw their blood. Optimal dialysate flow, dialysate composition like HCO3-; all could be empirically tested. But it hasn’t happened. Not in the business model.
Calculations for #eGFR were closer to measured #GFR without adjustments for #race, which suggested adjusting eGFR for race could lead to #underdiagnosis of #CKD among black patients in the United Kingdom, according to results.
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