It’s #TBT! This week we’re revisiting the MOMENTUM 3 trial comparing HMII axial and HMIII centrifugal flow LVADs.
Infographic by @amirasarder, current cardiology PGY2 at Duke Medical Center; precepted by @LMad_PharmD
This is bad news. This is very bad news.
The US government has stopped the funding of PubMed, the most comprehensive database of biomedical literature.
Why would you do this? This database it literally a matter of life and death.
Writing “start heparin drip” in your note unfortunately does NOT actually order the drip. Save the clinical pharmacist (who actually does read your notes) a call and just enter the order please!
The use of angiotensin II for the management of distributive shock: expert consensus statements
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Nothing says happy last day before your PTO like running down the hallway to get meds to an unstable patient en route to the cath lab. Happy Wednesday!
The same people who say this will enter an order incorrectly and when you call them say “oh I didn’t actually know how to order it I just put it in and knew you’d call me to fix it”
Good luck to all the pharmacy students and residents getting match results today. No matter what, the results do not define who you are as a person nor who you will be as a pharmacist #TwitteRx
📣📣📣New AF guidelines are out, and we are so proud that @ACCP was one of the collaborating organizations in making it happen! Interdisciplinary teamwork makes for better outcomes for our patients. Read the new guidelines below 👇
If you ever feel like no one reads/will read your progress notes, just know there’s a pharmacist out there (me) reading every single note, imaging report, cath report, procedure, etc. #TwitterRx#PharmICU