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Legend of #EBM @GuyattGH is the guest skeptic on the Skeptics' Guide to Emergency Medicine this week.
thesgem.com/2026/10/sgem-xtr…
@SAEMEBM @dnunan79
Anecdotes can be hypothesis generating.
When the question is tested & the answer is “no”, some people reject the higher (less bias) evidence :(
@IntegralAnswers @DrNice2026 @AnnieAndrewsMD @thereal_truther
Something big is happening in Canada next year.
Watch for the announcement soon.
HumAI 2027
Humans + AI for healthcare.
Think Red Chair Summit. #EBM
Ken Milne MD retweeted
Untold numbers of Canadians are attached to primary care but do not have practical timely access.
The province says 511,000 patients were attached to a primary care team
BUT DID NOT SAY HOW MANY-
-Had family doctors to begin with
-Family doctors had stopped practicing over that period
-New teams were created from existing practices
🍁 In data we trust.
@TorontoStar
SGEM#525: You’ve got the Flu, I’ve got the Remedy?
thesgem.com/2026/11/sgem525-…
@DennisRenMD @AmerAcadPeds @DFTBubbles
🤖 Made with AI
Ken Milne MD retweeted
It’s flu season! 🤧
A recent study found early antivirals were associated with 81% lower adjusted odds of severe disease in kids with flu.
Too good to be true?
#SGEMPeds breaks down why we’re skeptical.
@TheSGEM @EmpiricGames
buff.ly/j1qaRTL
Ken Milne MD retweeted
Bulletpoints are, potentially, the root of evil. They are scientifically proven to be bad for learning. The fact that you don't know how to give a presentation without them is not a reason to keep using them. Guns don't kill, bulletpoints do.
ffolliet.com/bulletpoints/
It's more than just attachment. Patients need timely access to primary care. Without access, they're essentially unattached. The result: patients are told to go to the ED.
@alandrummond2 @NightShiftMD @OntariosDoctors @SherOnHealth
The province says 511,000 patients were attached to a primary care team
BUT DID NOT SAY HOW MANY-
-Had family doctors to begin with
-Family doctors had stopped practicing over that period
-New teams were created from existing practices
🍁 In data we trust.
@TorontoStar
Ken Milne MD retweeted
Right in time for flu season.
#SGEMPeds returns this week looking at a recent study published in Pediatrics.
How much does early antiviral therapy help in pediatric influenza?
@TheSGEM
buff.ly/IyuEqGM
"SGEM Xtra Episode with Legend of EBM, Gord Guyatt is available on YouTube…" — Ken Milne disq.us/p/3718n17 @GuyattGH
Violence in a rural emergency department :(
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@alandrummond2 @OntariosDoctors
You need to restore flow to fix healthcare crowding
@OntariosDoctors @alandrummond2 @raghu_venugopal @picardonhealth @NightShiftMD
Advocating for better access to healthcare at the annual Queen's Park Doctors' Day.
@OntariosDoctors
@TaniaTajirian
@raghu_venugopal
Who wrote that paper? AI use spurs debate over scientific authorship
Rules governing credit and responsibility for machine-written papers may need a reboot
science.org/content/article/…
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