#Patients

Emily M. Bender

emilymbender

.@uwnews You ran a piece today on a project out of @uwcse about crowd sourcing data to build an app to allow "health organizations to monitor coughs from self-quarantined COVID-19

stuart mcdonald

ActuaryByDay

We can use more recent data to break down the hospital deaths. Yesterday’s updated ICNARC report has 871 deaths in intensive care. That can be compared to yesterday’s DHRC total

Family Defence League

FamilyDefence

Everybody who receives a coronavirus vaccine will be given a digital tattoo or microchip to state they are coronavirus safe! Digital tattoo to transform healthcare, are you coronavirus safe?https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/10/03/digital-ta

(((TheTracker)))

IdiotTracker

The story of emergency medicine as a specialty is an interesting one.Emergency departments -- initially focused on trauma* care -- began appearing in the early 20thc.*In the medical field "trauma"

Erene Stergiopoulos, MD

fullerenes

For the past week I’ve been working on palliative care at the regional cancer centre. What I’ve liked most is taking time to talk to patients abt their illness and

Tahir Amin

realtahiramin

Thread (1/14): Tomorrow, drugmakers will be testifying on the tactics the industry uses to prop up drug prices.Let’s take a look at the story of a poster child of patent

Fade

fadeaccompli

I've been saying this in various replies, but might as well stop repeating and put it here, for my tiny audience of (let me check) 1086 people, of which I

David Boulware, MD MPH

boulware_dr

What are the limitations of observational registry studies? One major issue is confounding by indication. How physicians act is not the same as a Randomized Clinical Trial testing a therapy

Govind Persad

GovindPersad

I am grateful to @sbagen for forcefully rejecting calls to “revoke” the publication of my "Why Disability Law Permits Evidence-Based Triage in a Pandemic"https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3571139 in the @YaleLJournal Forum

Jordan Schachtel

JordanSchachtel

Fauci went on TV today & was 100% unaware of positive outcomes coming out of HCQ trials & ongoing treatments w/ COVID-19 patients.How is it possible that he's not up

Richard Simcock

BreastDocUK

Last month Rob Morris from Queen’s Nottingham produced a succinct primer for oncologists on falls.I’m going to attempt to reduce his 6 pages of wisdom to just 10 tweetshttps://www.clinicaloncologyonline.net/article/S0936-6555(20)30150-3

Avital O'Glasser, MD FACP FHM

aoglasser

1/ it’s been five days since I last posted an updated review of Oregon-specific #COVID19 data. There have been some big announcements in the interval about how Oregon continues to

Elin Roddy

elinlowri

One of the hardest and busiest days for our respiratory support ward of the whole pandemic so far - this thing is not going away. Please stay home if you

Krista D. Ball is tired.

kristadb1

My doctor is a teaching doctor, so most of my adult life has been with a regular doctor plus a baby doctor. I have some hilarious (and not so funny)

Rahul Ganatra

rbganatra

1/Should we use #Lopinavir-ritonavir (LPV/r) + #Ribavirin (RBV) +/- #Interferon beta-1b (IFN) to treat #SARSCoV2 #COVID19? Let’s take a look at the data.Here’s: #HowIReadThisPaper on @TheLancet trial of triple therapy

No More Plato's Cave

NoMorePlatosCav

My brother has had a rough couple days. His fever is back up & his nausea is getting severe. I'm worried that he is dehydrated & may need IV fluids.