Lots of folks have trouble remembering what a p-value is so let me explain with the help of a visual aid.
The p-value is the probability that this package would be as 🍆 -shaped (or even more so) if it did *not* contain the thing that we’re all thinking is in there.
Just a reminder to all nurses and doctors everywhere that placing a hypotensive patient in a head down position isn’t good for their airway, their breathing, their intracranial pressure (and hence their cerebral perfusion) and doesn’t usually help their blood pressure
TL/DR: Waits in healthcare are getting worse by the day.
There’s plenty we understand about the waiting experience, if only we used this evidence to improve the waiting experience
Here's a 🧵
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Your head injury patient has a fixed, dilated pupil, a BP of 190/110 and a HR of 40…What do you do?
ED Registrar Hector Thomson is back looking at the ED management of traumatic brain herniation.
#foamed#TBI
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5️⃣We use pulse oximeters every day in the ICU, but how do they work & when do they fail?
This #ICUOnePager reviews SpO2 & the factors that can affect it: skin color, nail polish, low flow/non-pulsatile states, abnormal Hb (metHb). Also the key concept of pulse ox lag time ⏱.
Friendly reminder nurses: Don't insert feeding tubes on patients who recently had surgery in their nose or who have basal skull fractures because this can happen.
CATSINaM stands against all forms of racism against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander N & M and students. Prof West challenges N & M to have the conversation. Show your support. Read here 👉🏾
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Based on feedback from nurses we have summarised ways the community can help our profession get through this challenging time. Visit https://t.co/wwlpEQKdqM to download our 10 Ways to Support Nurses resources, share them on social media and display them for your community to see.
Living with covid according to @ScottMorrisonMP : “Sadly, there will be funerals - but people can attend them!” 🤦🏻♂️
My father, step-father, & uncle have all died during this pandemic. No funerals is small print vs excess deaths & health systems unable to provide best care.
Four nurses share their journeys into and throughout the nursing profession in the final article of our Men in Nursing Impact Series. Learn about their experiences 👇.
#Itsoktocare#MeninNursing#NursingStories
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