#Patients

Nathan Lo

NathanLo3579

1/N Our new article published in Clinical Infectious Diseases (@IDSAInfo) on role of routine asymptomatic testing for #COVID19 in healthcare settings. We find twice weekly testing of all healthcare workers/patients

Aldous Huxley's Ghost™

AF632

New York hospitals are overrun with coronavirus. Watch this clip for all the gory details the media shows us. Well, not the whole clip. The important part comes at 2:40

Robert Dickson

robertpdickson

[thread] You know what's frustrating? There ARE phenotypes of ARDS. They've been rigorously derived, independently validated, and interrogated for biological and clinical significance. Yet they've been abandoned in COVID, replaced

Pramesh CS

cspramesh

The preprints of the #SOLIDARITY trial are out on MedRxiv. While many may lament that all four drugs tested did not show benefit, this is a remarkable trial for many

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/20 Good time to update on testing. @DHSCgovuk statement yesterday. Strong letter from @CommonsSTC to Prime Minister sharing many of the concerns we have been raising: https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/135/science-and-technology-c

Jared Dyer, DO

DrJaredDyer

1/Pulmonary embolism is a commonly encountered condition; however, how comfortable are you with the acute diagnosis and treatment of the disease? Let's take a walk through the guidelines. #tweetorial #MedEd

Stereotypical Anaesthetist

StereotypGasman

Rule 1: it is exceedingly rare to encounter a clinical scenario in anaesthesia not improved by more propofolThis applies to both patients and midwives Rule 2: in the unlikely event

Sean Harris

SeanHarris999

COVID is putting significant pressure on practically every system across the NHS.It’s important for us to recognise that things will & are slipping through the cracks; through the stress fractures

Dr Carrie Kollias

carrie_kollias

Many questions coming my way from docs about #advocacy: when to speak up? how to pick your hill to die on?In Medicine the status quo is programmed into us from

Raffaele Piccolo

piccoloraf

1/ Cherry-picking by Meta-analysis: In a meta-analysis of 23 randomized trials comparing PCI vs. CABG, “Percutaneous coronary intervention was associated with higher all-cause, cardiac, and noncardiac mortality compared with CABG

Ebony ❤️

EbonyElay_

Biology Pre-med , minor Chemistry Desired career pathClinical psychiatrist specializing in counseling mental ill patients, studying & improving their disorders, rape victims and having a private practice for marriage counseling.

Justin Hart

justin_hart

This tweet storm highlights the tears and frustrations building across America. These are people who have been devastated by the shutdown. #COVID19 takes lives and the shutdown will take many

Shematologist, MD

acweyand

Time for another heme #tweetorial Let’s talk about Racism in medicine. Sadly, sickle cell disease (SCD) highlights this issue all too well. 1/n SCD encompasses a group of diseases characterized

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

A week ago, I gave a list on Newsnight which explained why the situation in care homes was so bad.1. Pressure to accept Covid patients from hospitals2. PPE3. Patchy testing

AJ Kay

AJKayWriter

Here's a prime example of misinformation & omission of context in COVID media coverage:Today, @12News in AZ pushes a story that "These 4 graphs show Arizona is losing the fight

realhottiepants

reallyhotpants

I LOVE my private healthcare. Why?- Showing up at the doctor + paying a 60 dollar copay. Love it!- Paying a 5k deductible before my insurance kicks in for anything