#Extubation

I am incredibly touched by the responses to our #extubation dance video. The kind words are so appreciated. While I never in a million years expected this to get so

Buying groceries is not an aerosol generating procedure. You don’t need an N95 for it. Thanks! Aerosol generating procedures include CPR, intubation/extubation (inserting/removing breathing tube), bronchoscopy (camera down your breathing

Omo Shèpètérì

They just called me for a Nigerian COVID patient they want to extubate but weren’t sure if he didn’t understand English or was just agitated/delirious. I walked in the room

In response to my @WashingtonPost op-ed about being on a #ventilator, I received an email from a respiratory therapist that made an excellent point. I'm sharing part of her email

Scott Gottlieb, MD

ScottGottliebMD

1/3 I’m hearing anecdotal reports that certain young, healthy but potentially higher risk patients are getting sick with #COVID19 and doing bad. @CDCgov must urgently publish the collective U.S. clinical

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

I work as an SLT on hospital wards affected by #COVID19 . I found out from occupational health yesterday that I’ll have to stop coming to work & work from

from the Head of ICU at the Royal Free. Please feel free to disseminate further. “Dear All, I have just finished a very useful ICU / NHS Nightingale teleconference, the

RamuelAsturiano

COVID is only airborne when there is an aerosol-generating procedure done on a COVID19+ patient. It aerosolizes the virus, making it airborne. But in public places, COVID19 follows droplet transmission,

Nikhil Verma, MD #SupportMedical

This is a longshot, but I am looking for some help for my colleagues.At a small, community hospital in Brooklyn, NY. They don't get the attention other NY hospitals are

Harpreet S Grewal

HarpreetSGrewa1

Takeaways from COVID patient care—->by no means this is meant to replace your practice. I am sharing thoughts and experiences from floor and ICU care of #COVIDー19 patients @drdangayach @AlexReynoldsMD

Jacklyn Grace 'Capitalism Comorbidity' Lacey

As of today, 2/3 of the interns and students I supervise in a close research capacity (n=9) have either had COVID-19 themselves or an immediately family member has been ill

Aucune visite autorisée. J'envoie une lettre à la famille d'un patient décédé pour leur raconter les derniers jours, les dernières heures. C'est assez atroce, mais je pense que c'est bien

There’s a lot of doom and gloom out there when it comes to #CoVID19. It’s true / it’s a bad disease. But we discharged three people home this week after

Nicholas A. Christakis

People who are dying of COVID19 will need first-rate palliative (hospice) care. This is going to be especially the case for people who are denied ventilators or who are taken

Robin Graves (Takin’ Names)

So trends this week on the #COVID19 ward. We’re full. The ward above us is full. The ICU is full. Same as I said at the beginning: average age 50