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Joe Wright
JoeWrightMD
#medtwitter When a new patient tells you, only you have asked the right questions, only you are the humanistic health care provider: a) be a bit proud; b) but not
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Dr. Om Lakhani, MD, DNB (ENDO)
omlakhani
#ClinicalPearl #MedTwitter A patient comes to you with a thyroid function test suggestive of Thyrotoxicosis, but the patient has absolutely no clinical features of the same. What do you do
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Jennifer Brea🦒
jenbrea
I think part of the problem must be that at every encounter (whether ER, hospital, specialist, or primary care), the doctor’s job is either diagnose and treat you, refer you,
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Dr Deepak Krishnamurthy
DrDeepakKrishn1
Tips for working in PPE + N95 + face shield/goggles in Cath lab for Cardiologists #MedTwitter #cardiotwitter 1. Speak a little louder and slowly bcos the mask makes it difficult
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Maurizio Cecconi 🇮🇹🇬🇧🇪🇺 ICU & Anaesthesia
DrMCecconi
"On small numbers and large problems"Imagine that in a given country every day, every 100000 people we admit to an ICU bed 1 patient with pneumonia requiring invasive mechanical ventilation.
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🚩Radio-Active 🚩
DrDoVeryLittle
One of my pet peeves as a radiologist is when patients refuse to submit old scans saying “abhi jo dikhta hei woh batao” - tell us what you see on
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SidebarWithSindi
sindivanzyl
I really hope that everyone reads this and understands itThe problem is not with the specialist or the GPThe problem is with some of the medical aid schemes that do
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James Henderson Jr.
GymbeauSlice
2 things happened before 12 today1. A man walks into the hospital w/o a mask. Clearly, he doesn't wear one normally.2. I stand by with a family as they say
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Dr. Oni Blackstock
DrOniBee
When I asked one of my patients their thoughts abt the #COVID19 vaccine, they told me they were worried it might kill them. This was someone who had several relatives
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Lakshman Swamy
laxswamy
Why is *patient* education taken for granted? I feel like we consider it either unimportant or simplistic. It is neither. We're passionate about #meded & work tirelessly on scholarship &
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Jennifer Richards 🍌
Jennife10651535
Thread1) I've seen a lot on here about the marvels of telemedicine. No doubt some them are true. Mostly from GPs and those who value instant access 2) I wonder
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Gaurav Probir Pramanik 🏳️🌈
gauravpramanik
Thread on living with cancer or someone with cancer: Cancer is often a disease that lasts a long time, and people may get treatment for many years. Sometimes, people close
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Zavén Sargsyan
sargsyanz
“Satting a hundred and slipping away.”Using the alveolar gas equation to understand one of the potential risks of unnecessary supplemental oxygen. #Tweetorial #MedThread 1/6 When you admit a patient with
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David Elfstrom
DavidElfstrom
New preprint from J Lednicky & al: Isolation of SCV2 from air in a car driven by a COVID patient with mild illness. (Jan 15 2021).While virus detected at all
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Prevention Access
PreventionAC
from @jiasociety: "Stigma impedes HIV prevention by stifling patient–provider communication about U=U" by Drs. Sarah Calabrese and Kenneth Mayer. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/jia2.25559#UequalsU What strategi
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Tony Duffy 💙
Existential_Doc
“Our difficulty to perceive the experience of others, is all the more pronounced the more distant these experiences are from ours in time, space or quality” -G MateGenuine empathy with
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