Are you unsure about what advice to give families about post-hospitalization bronchiolitis follow-up, especially during #Covid19? Our RCT supports PRN follow-up as an effective option. @JAMAPediatrics#PedsHM@SafelyDoingLess https://t.co/dLHv8SxHD5
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1/ Here by popular demand “How to Publish in Academics When Publishing Isn’t Your Thing”.
A #Tweetorial on the picking & publishing low-hanging fruit in academic medicine.
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Osteosarcoma has challenged my faith, optimism, and resilience. It has also filled me with love, gratitude, and a deeper determination to improve cancer care. Here’s my reflection, published today in @JAMA_current: https://t.co/g6cpIr6t5Y
#PHM19 Top Article
Time to Pathogen Detection for Non-Ill versus Ill-appearing Infants </= 60 days old with Bacteremia and Meningitis by Aronson PL et al. Hospital Pediatrics (@AAPJournals) 2018
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A great summary of important work this year in #PedsHM research on how to improve value and quality of care, including articles by @AmyNTyler@Jbbeck7@CorrieErin and many others: https://t.co/E9J5t6KMxB
Should you perform lumbar punctures (LPs) on well-appearing febrile infants ≤8 weeks old? Let’s identify factors that influence that decision and the barriers and facilitators to shared decision-making about LP: https://t.co/4SVBCeR7sq #HospitalPediatrics#WeArePHM