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1/ Two years of ID fellowship and here's what I've learnt.
1. You can never read enough. So keep reading.
2. Experience > knowledge but knowledge adds to experience
3. Pay attn on rounds, attendings will randomly throw out a board pearl without even knowing it. #IDtwitter
1. You can never read enough. So keep reading.
2. Experience > knowledge but knowledge adds to experience
3. Pay attn on rounds, attendings will randomly throw out a board pearl without even knowing it. #IDtwitter
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4. Horses are more common than zebras. Move the zebras higher on the differential for Atypical findings, refractory to treatment, or unusual exposures.
5. A good history does wonders in adding to your differential #IDtwitter
4. Horses are more common than zebras. Move the zebras higher on the differential for Atypical findings, refractory to treatment, or unusual exposures.
5. A good history does wonders in adding to your differential #IDtwitter
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6. Theres a fine line between being a good abx steward and broad empiric Rx. The contrast gets better with experience but do what's best for ur patient.
7. When in doubt, ask
8. Cultures are a guiding star
9. Use multiple resources. Books, pubmed, podcast, CMEs use em all
6. Theres a fine line between being a good abx steward and broad empiric Rx. The contrast gets better with experience but do what's best for ur patient.
7. When in doubt, ask
8. Cultures are a guiding star
9. Use multiple resources. Books, pubmed, podcast, CMEs use em all
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10. The balance between research, clinical activities, and reading. Dont neglect one for the other.
And with that, it's a wrap
10. The balance between research, clinical activities, and reading. Dont neglect one for the other.
And with that, it's a wrap
