Bryan Reidy
@bryan_reidy
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🫀🫁 intensivist and anaesthetist | interests in #ECMO, cardiogenic shock, transplant and #QI | he/him 🏳️🌈 | RT ≠ endorsement 🐘 @[email protected]
Dublin City, Ireland
Joined April 2010
RT @Mater_ICU: For any budding ICU Researchers out there - come work with us! Critical Care Medicine Academic/Clinical Fellowship - (comme…
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RT @MaterTrauma: 1/ The #Mater Misericordiae University Hospital is currently experiencing a systems problem which means that it cannot acc…
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RT @aoiquinn: we are recruiting our next SCF @NCCUCambridge. Fantastic opportunity to join our team & develop neuro…
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RT @MarionKCampbell: At #CCR24 last week one method that came up was the #SlidingDichotomy method. But what is it and when might it be usef…
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RT @tscquizzato: Study categorisation from @pocock_stuart at #PratoAnaes2022 ➡️ WOW! and PHEW! interpreted the same but very different…
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RT @precordialthump: I don’t think Rob Mac Sweeney gets enough plaudits for @CritCareReviews - his visionary approach to presenting, discus…
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@stephen_t_webb @andymoz78 @CritCareReviews C circuits are to us to what nasopharyngeal airways are to those across the pond….
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@iceman_ex True, though I'm not sure if all gains made have been maintained as 'usual service' has resumed.
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I like how the 'Monday morning test' has become part and parcel of the discussions at #CCR24. Fascinating to hear how leaders in ICU integrate evidence into clinical practice. @CritCareReviews
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Important caveat that some clinical outcomes of relevance (intubation, mortality) were not improved in patients receiving NIV. Health economic and environmental analyses needed. #CCR24
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I think this has been one of the most robust discussions I’ve heard at any #CCR meetings. Truly awesome. Massive kudos to all @CritCareReviews for creating this forum. #CCR24
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