Healthcare in one of the most inhospitable, rural locations on earth. Dr. James McKeith, Medical Director of the U.S. Antarctic Program discusses working in one of the most far away posts imaginable.
https://t.co/bueJ8mc06M
Check out the excellent podcast mini-series on climate change and health put together by Katie Buerk at OHSU! She covers complex topics ranging from weather extremes to infectious diseases to climate migration. Listen here: https://t.co/31UDqUio00
Second year medical student, Jeffrey Phillips, learns from Dr. Nicholas Villalon about his unique career, rich with international community emergency medicine. Dr. Villalon spent four years working on the small western Pacific island of Siapan. He captiv… https://t.co/tEjZ2WGuyn
Jeffrey Phillips learns from Dr. Nicholas Villalon about his unique career doing international community emergency medicine in Siapan and about his transition back to academic medicine. Listen here:
https://t.co/krNqu6ZQHj
We are in the midst of a significant change in transfusion medicine. Trauma centers all over are starting to replace blood product components with the use of whole blood for massive bleeds. Bennett Sorensen from OHSU talks to Dr. Mark Yazer from the Univ… https://t.co/qS2MxboQVz
Trauma centers are starting to replace blood product components with whole blood for massive bleeds. Bennett Sorensen from OHSU talks to Dr. Mark Yazer about transfusion medicine and the revolution in the use of whole blood. https://t.co/5oerxRkJZJ
In this episode, second-year medical students Michelle Buncke and Jennifer DiPietro discuss the pathophysiology of visual hallucinations that occur during extreme endurance events and the differential diagnosis for an athlete that presents to the Emergen… https://t.co/pZPc2UnJSQ
In this episode, second-year medical students Michelle Buncke and Jennifer DiPietro discuss the pathophysiology of visual hallucinations that occur during extreme endurance events. https://t.co/LooOSDqxxX
In this episode, second-year medical students Michelle Buncke and Jennifer DiPietro discuss the pathophysiology and diagnosis of visual hallucinations that occur during extreme endurance events.
https://t.co/LooOSD8WGp
In this episode, second-year medical student Nicole Ovregaard talks with Drew Grabham, LCSW about his outreach work with Portland Street Medicine (PSM). They discuss the inner workings of street medicine, the importance of wellness in medical practice, D… https://t.co/po3sQUqsSH
Second-year medical student Nicole Ovregaard talks with Drew Grabham, LCSW about his work with Portland Street Medicine. They discuss street medicine, wellness in medical practice, creating PSM, and how we provide care to Portland's houseless population. https://t.co/3i2dWEaf7q
Do you enjoy learning via simulation or do you find it difficult to suspend disbelief far enough to treat a plastic mannequin or mock-code like a real patient encounter? No matter your stance please join this conversation with medical education and simul… https://t.co/veNSbtCT4Q
MS2 Jeffrey Phillips interviews Dr. Kevin Ching, Medical Director of the NYPWC Simulation Center, about the past, present, and future role of simulation education in emergency medicine
@perforatelife
https://t.co/VlSBlT0fKV
#FOAMed#MedTwitter#MedEd
Join third year medical student Katie Tougas and Dr. Tom Sugarman as they discuss COVID-19 treatment, public perception, and how it has changed the future of Emergency Medicine. https://t.co/kmCVHi1FSJ
Enjoying the snow this year? Check out this episode about ski patrol and medical emergencies on the mountain with Andrew Stone and Brandan Clark. https://t.co/N9v2yF1xE1