From #SAEMPulse: “Prehospital antibiotics show a significant 28-day mortality reduction, especially in systems with prolonged transport times.” #EmergencyDepartment
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BRUEs (Brief Resolved Unexplained Events) in infants can be really concerning for family members to witness. But, inherently, when prehospital teams arrive the infant is often alert and crying. So what's going on?
Here's what we need to know....🧵
#FOAMed#FOAMems#paramedic
@GlenwrightCook Honestly I find that I just had no time when I was working operations. Kind of like that all around. There are so few ALS in South Africa, you just run calls non-stop with very little time off.
Patients are not "customers." The word "patient" denotes their highly vulnerable position, and they need people totally dedicated to them.
#MedEd#ethics#healthcare
We're open. A brand new trauma bay at @UnityHealthTO, with new workflows, new equipment and logistic solutions, new tools to promote teamwork and safety. Purposely designed, extensively tested, revised with end-user feedback. A trauma care environment like no other.
“We are the light in the house of medicine that does not go out.” Catching up on @TheSGEM and Dr. Milne gets me right in the feels when I least expected it #Emproud
I was a new dr in a new department many times.
Every time my mental health wobbled until I adjusted to the change.
Look out for your colleagues. Ask if they are OK.
Changing jobs every 4-6 months is hugely stressful.
@medicsupport@DrNickTwit@trisha_radia@TessaRDavis
god: you're a first responder
medic:
god: prepared for any situation
m: ok
god: make life-saving decisions
m: nice
god: and get people to the hospital safely
m: It'll be awesome to share all the critical info I have when I arrive
god:
medic: and not be rudely interrupted
[Hospital gift shop]
Me: It’s my first call night and I forgot some stuff
Gift Shop Lady: Poor thing! Must be so nervous. What do you need?
Me: toothpaste?
GSL: here
Me: deodorant?
GSL: over there
Me:
GSL:
Me: [nervously] do you hav-
GSL: teddy bears right here, sweetie
@TessaRDavis@DFTBubbles Article summary:
If you have a child with bronchiolitis and hypoxaemia, then it's reasonable to give low flow oxygen... If - after a reasonable trial of low flow, they need help, then try HFNC.
If they are not hypoxaemic, they don't need oxygen (or HFNC)
@PREDICT_network