Tracy Shields, Discover and Read the Best of Twitter Threads by @tcshields

Tracy Shields

tcshields

"In wrenching interviews, nurses, doctors, technicians — and even administrative staff and dental hygienists who haven’t directly treated covid-19 patients — explained the impulse to quit and the emotional wreckage

updating thread with #NNLMInfodemic21 https://twitter.com/tcshields/status/1380191491465822212 Great question about cross-/inter-disciplinary messaging re: airborne (versus droplet) transmission/risk. Engineers talking about it, physicians

Right. So this is bothering me enough that I'm going to get into it. ***Content warning for entire thread*** I'm going to be talking about terminology and concepts surrounding sexual

Today's find from medRxiv: "SARS-CoV-2 viral load peaks prior to symptom onset: a systematic review and individual-pooled analysis of coronavirus viral load from 66 studies"(A #medlibs thread touching on #systematicreview

This, more than anything else, is what keeps me up at night.https://twitter.com/AngryBlackLady/status/1308048514186801152 Look: I'm an exvangelical. I grew up in it, spent 2 years of my undergrad steeped in their

I don't know about other #medlibs or PubMed users, but I'm still reeling, still grieving, from new PubMed, especially the loss of myNCBI recent activity. It's been what? 4 months

So remember how @nlm_news is putting preprints into PubMed now? ICYMI: https://nlmdirector.nlm.nih.gov/2020/06/09/the-nih-preprint-pilot-a-new-experiment-for-a-new-era/Well... are they following up and linking preprints to published article

It is Sunday morning around 5:30 am and I'm working. (a thread...)#LibrariesWFH Let me be clear: work is not requiring this of me. This is my choice, because of factors

Thread: 1/At some point (if this pandemic ever ends), #medlibs will need to have a serious discussion and critical look at how MeSH and other metadata did and (mostly) did