US enthusiast, emergency medicine. views are my own.
Joined April 2013
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Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
Impressive to see @UofUHealth incredible ER teams today; rounding with Stephen Hartsell, Christy Hopkins, Colleen Connelly, Melinda Patterson, & their teams. We're fortunate & grateful to have them on the front lines of #COVID19 & are all safer b/c they are here. #HeroesWorkHere
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
We can’t laud our doctors and nurses as heroes one day and then turn around and do nothing to combat the crisis that’s overwhelming their hospitals and ICU beds.
We need action—not empty platitudes.
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
(1/ )There has been an overwhelming interest in the use of hepatic waveforms as a congestive parameter. With social media, somewhat obscure concepts like these are quickly brought to the forefront and implemented in clinical practice. Many are eager to incorporate #VEXUS but...
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
Requiring masks is a low-impact way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 without having to revert to stricter measures. I still believe the state needs to consider this everywhere, but today I specifically asked that we be allowed to require them in #SLC alongside the county. #utpol
ALT A letter from Mayor Mendenhall to Gov Herbert.
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
Laura Ingraham to LeBron and KD: “Shut up and dribble!”
To Drew Brees: “He’s allowed to have an opinion.” 🧐
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
MANDATORY LISTEN!!!! @KillerMike always on point! So passionate and smart(knowledgeable) as hell!! Man I love you G! Salute ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
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Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
If you let your coworker do that to another human being without trying to stop him or talk to him out of it, you are as gulty as he is. Frustrating for the majority of good cops that take a lot of risk doing their job the right way everyday.
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Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
Today I scanned myself. Surprised to find some irregularities in my pleural line (not seen before). As I said to an earlier patient, pleural or lung fibrotic changes might happen. Could explain some remaining mild symptoms, but shouldn't concern too much. #mycoviddiary #COVID19
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
I am an internal medicine resident in NYC giving it my all caring for patients with #covid_19. This is hard for all the reasons you would expect: it is traumatic, heartbreaking, exhausting.
But it’s also hard because of how we as residents are being treated. a thread… 1/12
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
We’re proud to announce our team has developed a reusable respirator system to provide protection to health workers during #COVID19.
healthcare.utah.edu/publicaf… via @UofUHealth
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
U of U Health designs new reusable air-purifying respirator system for workers on COVID-19 frontlines @UofUHealth @KSLcom #COVID19 #HealthcareHeroes #UtahCares ksl.com/article/46742439/u-h…
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
A must read for all physicians caring for #COVID19 patients. Dr. Tobin's measured, physiology-centred writing is a gift.
"The surest way to increase Covid-19 mortality is liberal use of intubation and mechanical ventilation. "
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Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
Check out the new instructions for healthcare workers on through-glass chest x-rays!
New instructions for healthcare workers on through-glass chest x-rays that reduce risk and save PPE! Download at medicine.utah.edu/radiology/… @RadiologyACR @RSNA @AnhDuongMD @RadiologyBiz @ELS_Radiology @ThoracicImaging
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
Thank you everyone for your incredible messages of support and encouragement.♥️
Many of you asked what it was like in the ER right now. I want to share a bit with you. Please RT:
A Day in the Life of an ER Doc - A Brief Dispatch from the #COVID19 Frontline:
Patrick Ockerse MD retweeted
.@UofUHealth @UUtah Scientists: Do you have personal protective equipment (PPE) to donate to the U of U Hospitals and Clinics? Go to the site below.
Items include: Nitrile gloves, N95 respirators, safety glasses, face shields, disposable gowns. research.utah.edu/coronaviru…