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Pilot. EM/EMS Physician. Mother. Wife. Lover of homemade pasta, yoga, hiking and chocolate. Views here are my own.

Ann Arbor, MI
Joined April 2020
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Very interesting webinar by Tom Kirsch, MD called "Deadly Choices: Moral Distress and Altered Standards of Care in Disasters" put on by @DrPhillipsMD and @GWSMHS. Thanks for the invite. #UMichEMS
When you ask yourself the question 'how do I change my workplace culture?'... ...also ask yourself why you feel loyal to an institution responsible for sustaining structures that are contributing to your suffering by trying to 'save' it?
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#ECPR in adults @ELSOOrg guidelines 🔸pt selection, timing & location 🔸rationale for VA #ECPR 🔸cannula/cannulation 🔸#ACLS modifications 🔸establishing #ECMO & specific post CA care 🔸coronary angiography/PCI & imaging 🔸weaning @asaiojournal #FOAMecmo bit.ly/3j4pWJ2
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EROCA Trial now @AnnalsofEM bit.ly/3aq4EkX. What a humbling experience that emphasized ECPR system of care. We need to improve accuracy of predicting 911 call to ED arrival, optimize patient selection & reduce ED arrival to ECPR. @nih_nhlbi @umichmedicine @DYannopoulos
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“Many are cautious about giving fluids to ESRD patients. Reanalyzing PROCESS trial enrollees, unlike non‐ESRD patients, ESRD ones did not have worse outcomes with >30 mL/kg in the first 6 hours. Resuscitating ESRD patients per sepsis fluid guidelines appears to be safe.”
New in JACEP Open: Outcomes of end‐stage renal disease patients in the PROCESS trial #FOAM, #ESRD, #Sepsis, #SepticShock buff.ly/2Y7jXJF @EmergencyDocs, @ACEPNow
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So...rich people can just turn off the stock market whenever someone else starts winning it?
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Great conversation and collaboration with all the other EMS fellows and EMS leaders in the state of Michigan during the quarterly Statewide EMS fellowship Journal Club ⁦enhancing the ⁦@UMichEMS⁩ education!
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Full video: Inaugural poet Amanda Gorman
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It's been just over 2 months since @GovWhitmer launched the Pause to Save Lives. Let's look at how things are going. Thread:
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Mayor Pete @PeteButtigieg: While focusing on America's infrastructure please assign someone to look at taking EMS out from under NHTSA. Our nation's EMTs and paramedics can be part of the solution. But not like this.
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YES! We had Chuck Norris at our conference!! You? #NAEMSP2021
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Not what I'd expect..but this is the data: Ketamine use for RSI associated w/ inc in post-intubation hypotension and increased desats. Could the reason for choosing one med over another be a confounder? Or is this a catecholamine-depleted population? @DaveOlvera1? #NAEMSP2021
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Lots to unpack here... @UMichEMS we will need to discuss this! Thanks @naemsp for the robust research presentations at #NAEMSP2021
Research Oral Abstracts Session 2! 1) Is there a difference in treatment of males and females in OOHCA? Males w/⬆️ survival-to-hospital discharge, survival-to-ED arrival, shocks delivered, & epi use. Females w/⬆️time to CPR, 1st shock, 1st ROSC, & CPR duration. #NAEMSP2021
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Christine Brent retweeted
Feedback shouldn't be optional. Meaning, it should be a feature of our electronic health records (not a high dollar add on that hospitals get to decline). Appropriate, respectful, and helpful real-time feedback is welcome by most paramedics (which is different from a tantrum).
To go along with other recent threads, EMS providers need feedback from the hospital. This study showed few actually get it but almost all of them want it. #NAEMSP2021 @NoobieMatt tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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