Need your gallbladder taken out electively? Too late (waiting for auth), now you’re in the ED with cholecystitis.
Had a “nodule” seen on a CT, but couldn’t get a repeat scan authorized…ever? Now it’s metastatic and you’re in the ED for crippling pain.
DVT? No problem, started you on blood thinners. Oh, but your insurance wouldn’t cover it? Wait for it…now you’re hypoxic with submassive PEs.
You’ve been having severe migraines, and insurance requires you to do a “trial of meds” before getting a MRI. The meds don’t cut it, you’re in the ED and turns out, you have an aneurysm. And it’s bleeding.
The examples go on.
If you ever feel like no one reads/will read your progress notes, just know there’s a pharmacist out there (me) reading every single note, imaging report, cath report, procedure, etc. #TwitterRx#PharmICU
Tomorrow is #RxMatchDay and we'll be highlighting our post-graduate positions obtained by @UofSCPharm students & alums using #UofSCPharmMatch !
Follow along and join in! Students and alums can share their results through the link below:
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This is pretty cool, 3 times over now…and it still sends a chill down my back! So grateful for @megan_ehret for inviting me on this scholarly journey! Looking forward to the forthcoming BIG edits to the next edition! #pharmacy#TwitteRx
📄 Wrote this today. It will likely be semi-outdated in ~12 hours 😂 😭
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🤔 Let me know what you think. If anything you would add? #IDtwitter#TwitterRx#Omicron#COVID#Pharmacist
Starting my first pediatric rotation (gen peds) as a resident! Excited is an understatement 🤩 if anyone has any general pearls or great resources/ppt to share I would be very thankful!!