“These days he often felt deep admiration for other people’s work. He found he respected technique, art, even the ability to do a simple task well, particularly if it was a skill he himself had not mastered.” #musashi
🚀✨ Preston Fedor took us to outer space with a stellar talk about prehospital critical care for astronauts! Who knew space medicine could be so out of this world? 🌌👩🚀 #FAST24#FlightBridgeED
📸: Mark Mennie
Hey @ACEPNow I received this email offering to sell me all of the contact info from attendees at your conference. Hopefully this is a scam and not another way you make money off of the backs of us. (You can see the email address if you click on it)
@BenZabar@EMdocinabox@benabo Sorry bro, can’t say. I’ve largely deprioritized social media presence so won’t setup a new account anywhere without a real compelling reason.
Another #SydneyHEMSDebrief podcast, this time with @_NMay discussing a case which has fundamentally influenced her approach as a clinician, educator and mentor - find it here https://t.co/LiGdoveAAe #FOAMed#HumanFactors#MedEd
@padraic90@Aidan_Baron@gthipps Not denying any evidence. But this is real life and students should prepare for reality, not the future of dreams.
Fight for better yes, but prepare for tomorrow.
@jzaraterod@Aidan_Baron@gthipps Yes I caught the very dreamy idealistic aspiration. My point is that they exist and people work them in high stakes environments. So students should prepare early and often.
@Aidan_Baron@gthipps Med students take themselves over seriously, but the stakes and consequences are so low. When you’re a solo resident in the ICU is not the time to experience this for the first time.
@Aidan_Baron@gthipps Firefighters. Many EDs in rural areas (some cover 72 hours at a time). Military special operations.
Med school is the best time to be exposed to these rigors, to learn how to function better when tired, and to recognize one’s own signs of fatigue.