#Hospitalists

Natalia Solenkova, MD PhD

SolNataMD

1/Somebody needs to start caring about poor urban & rural hospitals. If you think that we have top world medicine in this country then you r blind. While top hospitals

Brian Gehlbach ☕️ 🩺 🎹

BrianGehlbach

It might be easier to believe that #healthcare workers who have spent their nights, weekends, & holidays in busy ERs and ICUs managing life-threatening emergencies are whining or politically motivated

Phil Verhoef

DrPhilipVerhoef

Welp, #medtwitter, here we go. for context: I do both bc it gives me more time to work with residents (I'm an APD for our small IM program). while I

Gabrielle Mayer, MD

gabmayer

Something I have made a point to teach all my medical students: the importance of a good discharge summary with SPECIFIC instructions that are appropriate to the patient’s ultimate dispo

Josh Mugele (He/Him)

jmugele

I just finished a string of 5 nine-hour shifts, and kept track of every patient I saw, every admission, all diagnoses, all procedures, who I suspected COVID in, etc. This

Cleavon MD

Cleavon_MD

Today, I admitted 6 hypoxic patients with COVID and the waiting room was packed when I left my shift. Arizona had 3,206 new infections & 53 deaths. Nationwide, today was

Sayed Tabatabai, MD

TheRealDoctorT

The elevator doors slide open.There’s already someone inside, one of the hospitalists. He moves over to one side as I enter, subconsciously distancing.I look at him and smile, “Coming or

Ankita Sagar, MD, FACP

sagar_ankita

Last post for 2020: What I learned as a Primary Care Doc(a post I had drafted in 2019, somehow rings true today)I hope you join me in this reflection of

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 100Great UCSF Grand Rounds today: https://bit.ly/2Z9eOB9 I interview John Barry, author of "The Great Influenza: The Story of the Deadliest Pandemic in History", now #1

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