#Patients

Personal vent thread bout my 20 pg research paper about depression and illness: So, idk if I've ever mentioned this on main but like I'm in medicine and is currently
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1/n One of the most challenging things about the #COVID19 outbreak in NYC is having to act both fast and slow. What do I mean by this? On one hand,
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Got a bit of an announcement from me and my youngest brother @SamAwoolf. A thread: Dad is still in the hospital on a ventilator with covid-19. His condition is still
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Dear @cityofmelbourne @SallyCapp_ I am a doctor at the Royal #Melbourne ICU.I worked 56 hours over four days in helping look after some of our state’s sickest patients.At 10pm last
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1/Today I was providing abortion care. Something I am proud to do. But today, something happened that angered me to my core. Today, I had to hold the hand of
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(A thread)Yesterday at 2.30 am, my grandma had low BP and later on she had mild paralytic attack. We went to an hospital (which was almost half an hour away)
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I’ve been following the research on experimental therapies to treat #covid19 from the beginning and in the last month the three biggest results came from just one trial: Recovery in
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The suggestion NHS intensive care units thoughtlessly turned away COVID patients purely because of their age is very upsetting. This article quotes ICU doctors off the record but I don't
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Spent the last several hours trying to make sense of ACCT-1 (remdesivir). Several people DMed me, asking why I haven't commented. Answer: I took yesterday off.Design: Multicentre double-blind RCT remdesivir
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Point of care, #PPE & Safety.Every health care practitioner has the skills (and the right) to assess their own risk at their point of care.Please don’t take that away. 1/
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Why no capping in private hospitals treating covid patients. Exorbitant charges levied on patients , that too they don't have any magic formula of covid .Are they covid warriors? BULLSHIT
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So there’s no misunderstanding, a thread.There are STILL massive shortages of PPE in Florida. Allow me tell you how things are at one hospital where I see Hospice consults and
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@CrazyRxMan So this is what pharmacists have to deal with every week. This is a report from the physicians disciplinary college1/ In Jan 2018, a patient of Dr X attended
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The NHS is the 8th largest employer in the world. It costs £140bn a year to run. Is it too much to think it should be performing better or does
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A second wave of the coronavirus is hitting Europe.The number of Covid-19 patients in hospitals has been steadily rising.People there are now more likely to be hospitalized with Covid-19 than
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More on #COVID19 - China witnessed a slight increase of its number of new cases. The country added 62 new cases and 2 new deaths, increasing the total number of
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