Cam Mosley

[UAMS-Washington Regional IM Residency @UAMS_WR_IntMed]

Happy GME Professionals Day! 💜🎉

Today we celebrate the incredible people working behind the scenes who make residency training possible. From recruitment and onboarding to scheduling, accreditation, and everything in between, our program coordinators are the backbone of grad…

[Washington Regional @wregional]

We're excited to announce that Washington Regional's Emergency Department is once again the only emergency department in Arkansas to earn the Emergency Nurses Association Lantern Award®. 🎉

Learn more about the Lantern Award at https://t.co/oT5hv6WBUP.

[UAMS College of Medicine @UAMS_COM]

UAMS and Washington Regional Medical Center have received initial accreditation from the ACGME to establish a neurology residency program and an emergency medicine residency program in Northwest Arkansas.
https://t.co/Z4ZfVMPqvi

[Washington Regional @wregional]

🎉 Exciting News! 🎉

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and Washington Regional have been approved to create Northwest Arkansas’ first residency programs in neurology and emergency medicine!

Read more at https://t.co/mgdjSEDXkH.

[Demetris Yannopoulos @DYannopoulos]

@elonmusk Overhead to support infrastructure to perform biomedical research is not corruption. It is necessary for anything to happen. It provided ancillary stuff support and equipment and administration to comply with all the NIH paperwork and government requirements . This is wrong

[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

I’m hearing so many people cite conflict of interest as the reason physicians shouldn’t own hospitals. This also happens to be the main strategy the American Hospital Association used to lobby Congress to ban POHs in the Affordable Care Act, paving the way for the consolidated corporate nightmare we enjoy today.

The conflict of interest argument is absurd in a for profit healthcare system. Hospitals force their employed physicians to refer to other specialists within their own hospital system. Physicians recommend surgery then do the surgery themselves collecting both a clinic fee and a surgery fee. Optum forces patients to see their doctors, use their pharmacies, and be admitted to their own hospitals. If there is profit to be made in patient care, there will be a conflict of interest among the entities/people collecting that profit. The closest thing to a conflict of interest free system is one that is devoid of profit. Call me cynical, but that will not happen in the US.

So we can wring our hands about the potential corruption and malfeasance evil greedy doctors will inflict upon our great country if physicians owned hospitals, while ignoring the actual corruption and malfeasance already displayed by hospital corporations.

We can ignore data that shows POHs as a whole (~250 in the US, holdovers from pre-ACA times) have better outcomes at lower costs.

Or we can introduce some actual competition in the healthcare marketplace to give patients a chance for better care from people who actually got into this business to treat patients, care that is not dictated by a private equity company or insurance company.

Just give physicians a chance to show that we can do a better job. That’s all we’re asking. If we suck at it, we won’t get very far, right? Isn’t that what the free market is for?

Repeal the ban on physician owned hospital.

[Cam Mosley @Mosinator33]

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This and a needle!

[DragonDoc @jstgeorgemd]

Alright #AirwayTwitter give me your go-to approach and equipment for the pediatric CICO scenario. What technique do you use, and what equipment do you like? Ready set go!

[Cam Mosley @Mosinator33]

#omahogs

[Cam Mosley @Mosinator33]

#omahogs

[Cam Mosley @Mosinator33]

Geaux Hogs #omahogs

[Kevin McGurk @KJMcGurk]

You're at a rural ED and EMS calls. They're bringing a male in his 60s who fell and hit his head. Lost a tooth but no loss of consciousness. GCS 15 and doesn't take blood thinners. Do you have any questions?

For residents, EMS or those who are #EMBound... a brief 🧵

[Stephen W. Smith @smithECGBlog]

What could this rhythm be? And what is going on after it breaks? @PendellM

https://t.co/OmjYL45LHA

[Scott Kobner @skobner]

When to give Calcium for HyperK?
1. QRS prolongation
2. Sine wave
3. Bradycardia/Heart Block
@CoreySlovis #EEM19

[Essentials of EM @EssentialsofEM]

What to be SCARED of in emergency orthopedic injuries with @arunsayal1 at #EEM19

[Essentials of EM @EssentialsofEM]

2018 ACEP Clinical Policy: Do not routinely use further diagnostic testing prior to discharge in low-risk patients in who acute MI has been ruled out

It is now endorsed by ACEP guidelines! The standard of care is to discharge low risk chest pain patients

@amalmattu at #EEM19

[5 Minute Sono @5MinSono]

Want to increase your success rate for ultrasound-guided vascular access? Try the 2-AXIS technique:

https://t.co/3V39PTNG2m

#FOAMed #FOAMus

@UltrasoundJelly

[Cam Mosley @Mosinator33]

@WCInvestor what's the scoop on life insurance policies for children....like 2 day old ones??

[Rob Cooney, MD, MEd @EMEducation]

Look for this... #FOAMed

[Stephen W. Smith @smithECGBlog]

Chest Pain and Shock. Correct ECG interpretation could have saved her life. #FOAMed https://t.co/xW7kIDHAyu