Really enjoyed the “Professor Rounds” for the poster sessions at #shock2019. A great way to interface with leaders in the field. Big thank you to all the moderators! @ShockSociety
@SurgInfxSoc#SIS2019 Ran out of time to ask my question at the Open Access debate, but as a resident who has always had institutional access to journals and great librarians who find what we don't have, how much do these subscriptions cost institutions? #blissfullyignorant
Also, my generation of rising surgeons grew up with Napster and LimeWire and infected all of your computers with MDR infxns, so I'm sure that some of us (not me of course) will always find a way to get what we want...
That's my boss/mentor! Will be forever grateful to @ShuppMD for the opportunity to learn about burn surgery and to practice medical research these past two years.
Egyptians used honey for wound healing back in 3000 BC, but I’m sure they didn’t understand why it works as well as Dr Galit Frydman from MIT/MGH @SurgInfxSoc#SIS2019
That’s my friend! One of the best parts of these research years has been working with all the incredible people at the @BurnSurgLab and the Burn Center. #makingfriendsinyour30s
Honored to officially join the Surgical Infection Society @SurgInfxSoc today with my friend @ggargmd. Very impressive meeting so far and looking forward to learning more from this talented group of people.
Ran into @BozemanFire setting up a training exercise and unexpectedly got to talk shop while on vacation. They had just done some training at @UofUBurnCenter where they send most of their burn survivors. Very nice guys!