One time I had an attending who did bedside rounds on every patient- intubated or not- and just as we were about to leave she would tell the patient “thank you for letting us learn from you today.” I think about that a lot, and sometimes I wish we did that more.
Catherine F. Notarius and John S. Floras (@FlorasLab ) have written a #LettertotheEditor, discussing the influence of age on muscle sympathetic response to dynamic exercise!
📜https://t.co/QOwGtMxry8
#WorldHeartDay is Thurs and we want youth to join us for a panel discussion with @UHN professionals involved with matters of the heart! At the session learn more about #STEM career options and learn how to tie a surgical knot. >https://t.co/iTWVOADhJx
@EvanKeys@Mattmorais1412
📄Does exercise training still augment the heart rate variability of contemporary treated heart failure patients? Notarius et al.
✅ HRV of HFrEF patients is not improved by 6 months of individualized moderate-intensity continuous training
Read here: https://t.co/wyXhOAg4FY
@Doc_Valerie @datingdecisions My personal preference is Mendeley (@mendeley_com). I find it integrates well with MS Word and has a very functional, user-friendly interface. Try it out!
Where are we at with health care collaboration platforms?
Is there something PHI-friendly where members of the health care team can communicate and collaborate more effectively than through traditional charting and/or pagers.
#medtwitter#nursetwitter
After a *quick* Google search, I see there is OhMD, TigerConnect, Halo Health, etc.
For people with experience using these platforms, do they work? Do they integrate well? What are the major issues? Why haven’t they replaced the pager en masse?
To those who negatively commenting on this tweet, here is my context. 1. Ontario's number of cases, hospitalizations & deaths are rising rapidly. 2. The rise in waste water covid tracks with this perfectly. 3. I know many more people than ever who are sick with covid at present.