#Sedation

Ben Burke

Benno_81

For my ambulance colleagues, you may very soon start to do alot of ITU transfers due to hospital capacity. No doubt this will mostly be done with a hospital team

Stereotypical Anaesthetist

StereotypGasman

Rule 1: it is exceedingly rare to encounter a clinical scenario in anaesthesia not improved by more propofolThis applies to both patients and midwives Rule 2: in the unlikely event

CritCareRN

rn_critcare

I. LOVE. YOU.The way my dying patients wife spoke those words took my breath away. The pause between each word. The emphasis on each word as though willing

Manini af

ManiniAlex

COVID management pearls thread...Some collective wisdom from our EM attending group @SinaiEM - the epicenter of the epicenter #COVID19 This is anecdotal experience based on what is working for us

Dr. Michelle LaRue

drmichellelarue

View from home office, NZ Lockdown Day 1 I see I need to clean the outside of my windows NZ Lockdown Day 2: coffee, email, Zoom, repeat indefinitely NZ Lockdown

Captain Oskar

CaptainOskarSTO

My mom texted me that my grandma just tested positive for covid...damn My grandma was taken to the nearest big city via ambulance. I made it through my shift at

Ebony Jade Hilton, MD

EbonyJHilton_MD

I’m pissed off... A Thread on #ElijahMcClain It took 4yrs of College, 4yrs of Med School, 4yrs of Residency, 1yr of Fellowship to be a Double-Board Certified Anesthesiologist. I use

Esther Choo MD MPH

choo_ek

It’s clear from speaking with peers around the country that we’re running into shortages of medications like fentanyl, versed, propofol, and paralytic. Why these particular medications? And why do we

CORE IM

COREIMpodcast

0/ Buongiorno, #medtwitter! We bring to you a #tweetorial on ventilator management for all those folks who don’t normally manage ARDS who have stepped up to help in this pandemic.

The House of Pod - Med Podcast

thehouseofpod

In the coming days we’ll have a good opportunity to have a public discussion of our current colon cancer screening recommendations & when they should start (these talks have already

Naomi Algeo

naomialgeo

*IMPORTANT NEW RESEARCH FINDING* Just published Systematic Review by Honarmand et al, 2020:“Patients with ARDS had higher prevalence of cognitive impairment than mixed ICU patients at ICU discharge”.This finding is

Salim R. Rezaie, MD

srrezaie

MUST WATCH Video: Thinking CC COVID-19 Respiratory Management - A Physiological Approach via @emcrit https://emcrit.org/emcrit/covid-respiratory-management/ #COVID19FOAMIncludes @drlauraduggan @cameronks @PulmCrit @adamdavidthomas @ThinkingCC @EMNerd

The Speak Up Space

TheSpeakUpSpace

Abortion in the UK and what to expect; a thread Abortion is a procedure that terminates a pregnancy. Abortion is legal throughout the whole of the UK and also

Brooke Vittimberga

brookevitti

For years I’ve been pressured to find silver linings. Recovering from serious illness is in my opinion not a victory. The grief that came from learning to walk while my

Rob Cottingham

RobCottingham

Tomorrow afternoon I’m having a routine medical screening procedure — which happens to also be a popular punchline among comics. It’s a colonoscopy. Thread: The tl;dr of a colonoscopy is

CritCareRN

rn_critcare

The alarm goes off at 0535. And again at 0545. Can't trust myself to hit snooze when the first one goes off. Since the beginning of COVID I started taking