1/ I welcome the loss of followers I expect as a result of this #COVID19 post.
The NHS runs on goodwill. This is often stated. What does it mean?
It means that people will give more of themselves than should be expected.
Just released : New ESICM/ESCMID recommendations on practical management of invasive candidiasis in non-immunocompromised critically ill patients!
@ClinMedJournals@Dr_Cit@ESICM@ESCMID
https://t.co/dkJOyG7nbx
Another great SIM session on ICU today. As a team we are still learning and exploring the use of SIM as a teaching aid, but the overwhelmingly positive feedback means that we are on the right path 😁 @LynseyPhillip17 @LucyTotty @ND_CSimG
To all anaesthetists. Your patient is in recovery at the end of your list. When do you decide it’s safe to leave the hospital? Reason for poll...controversy at a private hospital regarding timing of anaesthetists leaving the building at the end of a list....comments?? #foamed
DELIRIUM STUDY: need a few more participants to speak with Dr. Louise
Rose-20m on telephone, about having personally experienced delirium or watched a family member experience delirium.
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PLEASE RETWEET!
An amazing meeting I am so sad I can’t make...but watch out for highlights with us at https://t.co/4N2GNlV1W6 courtesy of @avkwong#foamed#foamcc#echofirst#POCUS https://t.co/aNUgZbWCj9 Get booking now!
The ESICM Transfusion Guideline Taskforce is currently preparing the first EU transfusion guideline specifically for the intensive care setting & WE NEED YOUR HELP! Participate in the TRACE Survey and help us gather baseline data on... https://t.co/ss6tc7tg88
I was told I couldn’t make it happen, but here they are- 100mg amps of Atropine arrived in SA for Organophosphate poisoning. The power of Twitter- another Med professional saw my tweet and put me in contact with the company in Germany #foamtox https://t.co/8C76xadOUq
You guys!! Check out this podcast, you'll get to hear me talk with @ccpractitioner, @TechNurseJon, and @marissa_labate talk about all the best parts of @AACNme's NTI nursing conference! :) https://t.co/Gfz5GUvmNP
“What do you do?”
“I’m an anesthesiologist.”
“Oh cool. How long did you have to study for that?”
“Well, most people take between 4 and six years, depending on their system.”
“Wow...if you take that long, you could have studied to be a doctor!” https://t.co/372bcjryj3