#Inpatient

Kathy Flaherty

ConnConnection

People in state government may think I’m tweeting way too much and being way too critical. Here’s my response to that: 1. I got sick back in March. Couldn’t get

Ian Birrell

ianbirrell

Last November @MattHancock promised me that he intended to resolve the scandal of people with autism and learning disabilities locked up in abusive detention. He pledged to free the first

Valerie Bauman

valeriereports

"I don't want to die in here with the #coronavirus."The fear is palpable in California’s largest state-run psychiatric facility. (thread) #COVID19 #mentalhealth https://news.bloomberglaw.com/pharma-and-life-sciences/psychiat

Zoe McElligott

nanopharmNC

Still thinking about that horrible PI and her horrible naloxone paper...just in case people were unaware, no one wants to take naloxone. It is going to feel extremely horrible, shitty

hans

voteforhani

just finished the shift from hell. nhs is just such bad vibes all the time. everyone is always angry and rude... i wish people could see how terrible it is.

Satya Patel

SatyaPatelMD

1/8 A few years back, I made a pocket card set for incoming med students and interns. We edit them annually and hand them out at our institution but wanted

Cleavon MD

Cleavon_MD

NO ICU BEDS! When our rural Arizona hospital ICU is full, we medevac patients to different hospitals across the state, BUT NOT TONIGHT, because there were NO ACCEPTING HOSPITALS, so

Laura Dodsworth

BareReality

Simon Stevens has said that 20,426 people are being treated for Covid in hospitals in England, which is higher than the previous peak of about 19,000 in April.This compares two

Dr Philip Lee

drphiliplee1

NHS beds, an explainerhttps://twitter.com/PaulEmbery/status/1347585153212641280 Under normal circumstances, most NHS acute hospitals will have several types of inpatient areas1. Assessment unit 2. Specialty wards3. Intensive careAs well as

Jordan Strom, MD, MSc, FACC, FASE

DocStrom

#Tweetorial below: I'm pleased to announce the publication of our study in @JournalASEcho (https://bit.ly/35oyWUl ), led by Coco Fraiche. Credit to co-authors Warren Manning, Sherif Nagueh, @michaelleemain, and Larry Markson. 2/

John Hausman

JohnSHausman

While today's AZ reported covid numbers are inflated by holiday weekend catchup, the "epi curve"—cases shown by the actual date the tests were drawn—is alarming too. New all-time high of

Fionna O'Leary, 🕯🇪🇺

fascinatorfun

No Sunday let up despite reduced reporting.54,990 new casesBut look at positives by swab date Last Tues (29th) now just short of 80k casesLast Wed (30th) already 60k and likely

Mark Shapiro, MD 🇺🇸

ETSshow

The drama on a #COVIDー19 inpatient service is intense, frequent, & cuts like a knife.Two extremes from the past few days.Let’s round together...Put on your PPE, I use a CAPR

David Cook

davidcookmed

Very proud to see our #QI work published this week in @AAPpediatrics's journal Pediatrics! We describe our efforts to improve pediatric inpatient #sleep by modifying overnight monitoring practices. A little

Prat Srivastava, MD

SrivastavaPrat

1/ Excited to present our work evaluating the impact of heart failure hospitalization (HFH) on GDMT prescribing patterns in those with HFrEF.http://jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.jchf.2020.08.017@gcfmd @_adevore @nancy_m_albert @JavedButler1 @jsper

Partners for Justice

PFJ_USA

How getting from point A to point B can seem simple but be functionally impossible: a short thread on good ideas and the bad realities that bring them down. Alternatives

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