"We...need to be cognizant of these discrepancies and the biases that exist in our medical technology." Drs. @ScottKetchamMD & Sarah Adie (@UMichPharmacy) to @CBSDetroit on racially biased pulse oximeter readings affecting Black patients with heart failure:https://t.co/istbq9yQX9
New @umichmedicine research finds that racially biased pulse oximeter readings may further limit opportunities for Black patients with heart failure — who are already less likely to get treatment — to receive therapies such as heart pumps and transplants: https://t.co/Fqst7tiWQL
⬆️rates of delirium in pts with #MCS associated with ⛔ clinical outcomes like ICU LOS & d/c to rehab rather than home. How can we prevent delirium & its consequences in pts with temporary MCS? #CICU#CHEST#ACCCriticalCare#CriticalCareCardiology https://t.co/F2oqUsafeA
Important work done by Nandiwada et al. that highlights the importance of CICU providers/teams having a strong working knowledge of the management of IMV for an increasingly complex population @ElliottMillerMD @HalliePrescott https://t.co/ChC8W7rAcN
Wondering about the safety of initiating sacubitril-valsartan in the CICU? Check out our new work in Journal of CV Pharmacology led by the brilliant Sarah Adie @UMichCardiology @UMichIMRes @umichCVC@umichmedicine
More than half of patients admitted with COVID-19 died without friends or family present. This likely reflects the changes in visitation policies during the pandemic, as shown by @tsvalley and colleagues in @ATSBlueEditor
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#WhyUMichIM - because these humans make a virtual holiday zoom party more fun than you can imagine.
But mostly because Santa Claus is our program director 🎄❄️ 🎅🏽@UM_IntMedCMRs