Annals of Internal Medicine (@annalsofim) and the American College of Physicians (ACP) have honored @ManirajNeupane and @Naderian_mr with Early Career Investigator Awards: https://t.co/Qp7XYJnSuY
About 1 in 5 COVID deaths were found to be attributable to hospital caseload strain during Delta wave. A detrimental relationship between COVID-19 caseload and survival across all hospital types went far beyond the pandemic’s learning curve: https://t.co/HvlQOpfx1s
Out today 🔥 in @AnnalsofIM: Our natural experiment from Delta showing hospital pandemic-grade overcrowding is lethal regardless of hospital infrastructure/capability. A signal against regionalization of care and favoring strategic load redistribution
https://t.co/BlHa70cazc
TODAY‼️ Come check out our @NIH ARORI research at #ESCMIDGlobal#ECCMID2024@ESCMID that shows persistently elevated post-pandemic rates of AMR in the U.S., largely due to MDR gram negs 💊🧫! PRESS RELEASE: https://t.co/VeokQCFGNx
October is Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month!
420K+ Americans have an out-of-hospital SCA each year.
Survival rates can double or triple if more people take action and know what to do. Share ACC's SCA resources with your patients! https://t.co/rWPKJ1CvXD
18 yrs ago, I unfortunately lost my 52yo father to SCA. Out-of-hospital SCA affects nearly 400k people annually with mortality near 80%. Time appropriate interventions are KEY, and community-based programs in CPR and defibrillation education are essential. #CPRsaveslives
Oh you’re going to a teaching hospital in July? Well get ready…
for the most compassionate care from extremely empathetic interns along with their vigilant supervising attendings. Hope you like open ended questions and doctors listening to you bc you’re gonna drown in it.
I have been a faculty member for 13 years and have the pleasure of writing multiple letters of recommendation every year
A few tips on this from a faculty perspective- how I go about it, organize it, and think about it
A very quick 🧵
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@ABIMFoundation please reply here so we all understand what these MOC fees get us. Paying the >$3,000 to pass the general and interventional cardiology recert exams isn’t enough for you. Please explain why. No answer assumes greed. We will all wait…