@nishanne_jacob@HsiaoMarvin This is a tricky issue - but one option night be to have a more generic start to Med school (graduate entry/pre-med) with a “qualifier” built in. Would also assist students themselves who really have no idea what they’re letting themselves in for.
@ygpillay Is there data on that? An equally likely scenario ( that has some data in well resourced systems) is that need for specialised care and hospitals increases when primary care services improve.
@GSHEndocrine screening for hyperaldosteronism should be based on at least two tests: Intraindividual variability of serum aldosterone and its implication for primary aldosteronism screening https://t.co/zPCeIDjhWX
New recommendations from the American College of Chest Physicians guide management of perioperative and periprocedural antithrombotic agents. https://t.co/Y9mrhF4bYM
#guidelines
Chatting to the @PHUDiabetesTeam in charge of the #ClosedLoop patients- part of @NHSEngland real world data evaluation for @NICEComms
20 odd patients- and at nearly a year- an average drop of around 20 mmol/mol...
Twenty...!😀
That is...impressive. No?
*Cheeky grin* #gbdoc
This #WorldDiabetesDay, we want to raise awareness of the most common symptoms of #Type1Diabetes - also known as the 4Ts:
🚽 Toilet
💦 Thirsty
💤 Tired
⬇️ Thinner
Will you retweet and help us spread the word? 💙 #WDD
STRONG HF changes everything we do after admission for HF. I mean EVERYTHING!
Look at how they did it> More not less care.
How are we going to do this? #aha22
The world, and healthcare itself, really does require a reset - of priorities and expectations. What do we want, given what we can afford? And what should we stop doing? And we'd better have these conversations every day now or all of us are going to remain very unsatisfied!
OR...is this just as has been predicted for many years now because of an unsustainable trajectory of healthcare spending..driven by the market forces and increasing inequality in the world we live in?
https://t.co/5rtfCYGlP3