Because messaging is now coming out officially, I am posting to confirm that our close friend and colleague @drdagly, Darren Markland, died yesterday. As a close colleague and friend, I know that he would only want communities to come together around something like this.
@rbarbosa91 This is awesome. Thank-you.
Learners frequently don't appreciate the goal of getting all the way to the LT and exposing D3/D4, especially with open vascular becoming so much less common.
getting comfortable lifting up the SMA axis is like a super-power for acs
@rbarbosa91 Most trainees put too much tension the L hand. That distracts rather than helps tighten the knot. Gentle traction to keep control of that end is all that is necessary. You can actually just leave it loose, especially for subcuticular closure.
via @NYTimes
Awesome initiative @AHS_media @ahs_ems @UCalgaryMed !
As an intensivist,and much more as an Albertan, thank you!
https://t.co/SIge8VnETu
@rbarbosa91 Definitely works, but fiddly and fumbly in the heat of the moment. Reached limit and got the Lebsche knife back onto the EDT tray. So. Much. Nicer.
6. Implement true team based care to include (and fund) nurses, PAs, NPs, social workers, dietitcians, PTs, OTs, pharmacists, etc.
7. Stop focusing on “quick fixes” that the evidence shows aren’t fixes and cost more in the long run (i.e. private clinics, two tiers). /12
This is a fantastic read.
Describing lossy compression and ChatGPT gives a lot of pause for thought about the meaning of expertise, understanding and how we assess learners.Reminds me of insights I’ve learned from @WalterTava https://t.co/g225vNyOzO
I also had to stop by Ch. Cafetería. This time, I went for the cookie and a few salted caramel chocolate truffles which I ate without taking a picture of but you should know they were outstanding. Even if you don’t like chocolate, you need must visit them on @stonyplainroad.
It’s Resident Doctors Appreciation Week!
Thank you to all of our resident physicians for your hard work and dedication.
#ResidentDoctorsAppreciation2023
@karimbrohi No data, yet, but anxiety disorders seem to be extremely prevalent in this group, admitted to our trauma service.
Both for MVC and violence.
?maladaptive response to anxiety/stress leading to these decisions
This is so cowardly. Has nothing to do with making a point, only trying to avoid looking “uncool”.
This is absolute zero and the Haka is the other end of the spectrum.
"The patient already has AKI don't give contrast."
Actually it has been studied and giving contrast doesn't make the AKI measurably worse.
https://t.co/BbwD9Lm5wl
@MJForbes Thank you Marty! We’re very proud of our work and colleagues!
They care tremendously and feedback like this is fuel for that fire.
I’ll pass the message along
@RAHPPEO@rahfoundation