RT @emcrit: We then did a follow-up podcast along with @Brian_Driver (author of the best RCTs on Bougie Use in Crit Care Airway). Come chec…

RT @emcrit: Now In-Press, a review on Expert use of the Bougie for Airway Management, a paper @Ryan_Barnicle, @BraceyA, and I just publishe…

@shaan_khurshid @mghmedres @MGHHeartHealth @patrick_ellinor @steven_lubitz @JenHoCardiology @CDAndersonMD @JagChhatwal @ddefariayeh @DougDrachmanMD Well earned, congratulations, Shaan! I’m looking forward to “liking” the post for full Professor in a few years!

Most EM docs have little experience actively titrating masked NIV devices. @brianjwrightmd and I have written a framework for how to approach your next patient who needs a little positive pressure. Check it out here:

RT @AaronLacyMD: What size chest tube are you using for hemothorax? via @spoonfedem

@shaan_khurshid @boston25 @CircAHA @ShinoKany I’m thrilled to hear that you know about it, though I’m not surprised!

@EMHighAK @TheShenger @drjgutt @SkylerLentz @sreeja_natesan @MikePallaci @ResusOne @davidcarr333 @PulmCrit @EMinMiami @Dane_o_MD @rob_cosentini @petrosoniak @skobner @AaronLacyMD @MRamzyDO @reverendofdoubt Approach might be different if the dysrhythmia itself is felt to be the cause of the cardiogenic shock (rather than pump or valve failure) but in general amio vs ⚡️ IMO

@IM_Crit_ I think the same can be argued about not dying from a lack of central line. An IO addresses emergency IV access well, peripherals the same. Info gleaned from a line is much more useful in an emergency IMHO

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RT @srrezaie: OMI/NOMI Paradigm Shift STEMI DOES NOT Always = OMI OMI DOES NOT Always = STEMI (i.e. Hyperacute T Waves) #MedED #FOAMed #F…

RT @emcrit: EMCrit Wee - Did this Really Just HAPPEN? - The HAPPEN Trial Hot Take - NIPPV for COPD with @pulmcrit and @BraceyA https://t.…

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RT @AaronLacyMD: Best Tips for Bougie Use in Airway Management via @spoonfedem @BraceyA @ryan_barnicle @emcrit

RT @RickTumminello: Read all about the new Resuscitation & Emergency Critical Care fellowship designed to expanded the EM physician’s abili…

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RT @AMCResus: Applications are open for the @AlbanyMed RECC class of 2025-2026! If you want to be an expert at taking care of the sickest p…

@pulmtoilet @ronmree I hear you and I can see why that might be frustrating from your vantage. I have training (and run a fellowship in) ED-based critical care. In my experience, the decision for dex as a sedative is w good reason/not first line. ED environment is much different than upstairs, too

@pulmtoilet @ronmree Oh and behavioral disorders and delirium can be difficult to truly discern in a short term visit, such as an ED stay. I doubt many think of it is a treatment for either, though I’m sure you know this!

@pulmtoilet @ronmree Hm I’m not sure anyone refers to this as a “calming” agent. It sedates without diminishing respiratory drive, though, which is indeed a nice feature!