Predicting the critical administration threshold in bleeding trauma patients by @KevinDurr https://t.co/HJNtQOpoQq 4 clinical variables are associated with meeting the critical administration threshold: BP ≤ 90, GCS ≤ 8, HR ≥ 100 bpm, and RR ≥ 20 breaths/min.

The @OttawaHospital fosters safety, education and knowledge-sharing through their Simulation Patient Safety Program. Simulation training also reinforces practice and enables the discovery of latent safety threats. Learn more: https://t.co/kUhQ25uVP7… @_dorandrew @gdposner

The inaugural #SIMposium @uOSSC_CCSuO !! @petrosoniak inspiring us to use Translational Simulation to design the healthcare system.

One week until our first annual @uOSSC SIMposium! featuring @petrosoniak and @vicki_leblanc @_dorandrew @JDaleTam @Gu_Yuqi @adambgarber There are still a few more spots available: https://t.co/LRdhkUpmGA

#CAEP24 @_dorandrew shares a host of hacks on how to develop and optimize in-situ #sim. Look at departmental stats to pick a time with good staffing but relatively lower clinical load, keep it efficient, and send out a summary to expand learning impact for your department! #MedEd

Shoppers Drug Mart accused of unethical billing practices in the provision of medication review services—aka #MedsChecks, by @nicktsergas https://t.co/kFH2CgcuAG via @CanHealthwatch

Really interesting read; particularly the bit about minute ventilation impact & oxyhemoglobin curves in the acidotic pt

Feels after finally finishing that manuscript

https://t.co/pYdQmTKKer

Make no mistake the recent words of the premier touting the strength of our healthcare system are not anchored in reality. The many amazing healthcare workers battle a dysfunctional system to continue to deliver care despite the govt Let me help the premier understand better 1/

@DrRazi4 @ecgrhythms @BrooksWalsh @EM_RESUS @smithECGBlog @The_Nanashi_O @ECGfan @PMcardioBot @DrRajeshG1 @Jagdish26039718 Excellent review from the great @adribaran

Really enjoying this account as a way to find out more about our country & its people

During the mid-20th century, cats played an important role on ships as skilled rodent catchers. Sailors realized that having cats aboard helped control the population of rats and mice, which were notorious for damaging supplies and spreading diseases. These ship cats became

2/2 he finds this allows more engagement/ active participation, maintains safety and highlights areas of higher yield discussion if they fumble to describe next steps of a procedure. Adding to my educational toolkit. #MedEd #education #medicaleducation

1/2 Talking with an engineering friend last night about education and learned about a teaching method I haven’t previously encountered. for HALO situations with less experienced trainees he frequently will perform the procedure but have them talk him through the steps.

Lol. It’s an apt comparison. Whether Ukraine or vaccines, demands to debate the undebatable are similar to the abuse of polls questioning known facts. The goal is to create doubt and fabricate legitimacy for positions that cannot earn it.

I challenge Michael Jordan to a debate on how to score despite a double team. If he does not accept my challenge, I am right about all basketball things, and Michael Jordan is wrong. This is legally binding, because I said it on a podcast.

Some of us remember:

#CCR23: In the DEVICE trial, the use of video laryngoscopy in critically ill patients undergoing intubation in the ED or ICU resulted in a higher incidence of successful intubation on the first attempt than direct laryngoscopy.

Just remembering the time in a simulation when a trainee first responder asked the bystander (an actor) to call them an ambulance So the bystander turns around Catches my eye Looks the trainee square in the face Breathes And with a deadpan face says “You’re an ambulance”