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I saw him first on my evening rounds. A tall, strong man around 60, He’d just come back from major bowel surgery An epidural top-up helped with pain, and put

Today I’m going to talk about something uncomfortable Do you have friends or colleagues who don’t have children? Here’s some things not to sayThread... 1/n When are you going to

I have to disagree here...There’s levels of research involvement1. Being able to read papers, stay up to date, critique papers, and apply evidence to practice. If you can’t do this

I am a jobbing intensivist. I know nothing of politics But I have questions for @BorisJohnson If ‘following your instincts’ is the law, why did1/ 1. My colleagues and I

Just had another masterclass in @ICNARC report interpretation by @ActuaryByDay As I was reading the report, I noticed a couple of things too Reports herehttps://www.icnarc.org/Our-Audit/Audits/Cmp/ReportsBoth national, and regional network

So here’s the #CongaWell done for celebratingWhile most ICUs in the country are working on a #NoVisitors policycolleagues and I are having end of life discussions on the phoneMy organisation

This week’s @ICNARC report throws out interesting facts! @ActuaryByDay has done his excellent weekly analysis But as I was reading the report, a few things did jump out at me

An instructive read... We’ve been lulled into a false sense of security by Clapping for the NHS, free pizza, chicken balti and fried chicken. But read this. http://ukmedicaldecisionlawblog.co.uk/rss-feed/119-covid-19-allocation-and-withdrawal-of-vent

Unlike many of my Twitter colleagues, I think there should be a public inquiry. Which should focus on1. Pandemic planning2. ICU bed provision3. Numbers of ICU nurses and Drs being