@cheezit , our family has been a lifelong cheeze it consumer and have loved the extra toasty variety Just had one that was well outside the normal deliciousness with zero flavor #disappointed
For decompensating boarding ED patients, ED-ICU care was associated with decreased ICU and hospital LOS, similar mortality, and fewer short-stay ICU admissions, suggesting ED-ICU care is associated with downstream resource preservation
https://t.co/mBLSRHbPDg
@JessicaDoanMD
Join us in congratulating @UWEmerMed faculty Ryan Tsuchida, MD (@rtsuchida) on being appointed the interim Assistant Dean of the Office of Multicultural Affairs for Health Professions Learners at the @uwsmph, effective August 1st. https://t.co/Dz2vVqU5jQ
Consistent terminology on transducer motion is critical to ultrasound education! Nice work to our @MadtownEM residents on this cool infographic! Looking forward to seeing what they come up with for #Sonogames23! #thebadgersarecoming
@DRitterMD@First10EM@reverendofdoubt I find that the definition of infected UA varies frequently between different urologists and emergency docs as well
Excited to share work in @JAMANetworkOpen led by @ben_bassin: Cost Effectiveness of an ED-ICU
With implementation of ED-ICU, direct cost per ED encounter remained unchanged, but decreased by 22% for critically ill patients.
https://t.co/ft1NevY80h
When the time comes to stop resuscitation, absolutely say something to the effect of “I’m so sorry but they have died”. Use the word died or dead
But the ritual of announcing to the entire room “time of death XX:YY” isn’t otherwise necessary and can seem harsh and detached
@HeyDrNik@DrTobyGilbert You’re more of a word of mouth kind of attending. No BNPs for diagnostic inquiries, okay to appease the admitting service, USs are radiology based not ED based; etc etc etc