Jess Kent Rice
@jessicakentrice
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Emergency Physician, Investigating Coroner & Toxicology Fellow đź’Š
Toronto, Ontario
Joined December 2017
RT @CFSRE_: Dr Jess Kent wow’ed CFSRE staff and NMS toxicologists with her talk on medical toxicology and investigating coroner work. Jess…
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As part of the @ToxICACMT Fellow-in Training program, I have been afforded the amazing opportunity to train at the Center for Forensic Science Research & Education this month. 🧪 @CFSRE_ thank you for having me!
Join us in welcoming a visiting scientist, Jess! She is a 2nd year toxicology fellow with the ACMT/ToxIC team and currently works at the University of Toronto. Jess is working as an emergency physician and investigating coroner.
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RT @DavidJuurlink: For those contemplating a detox or cleanse in the new year, here’s a toxicologist’s explanation of how they work: They…
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RT @PSIFoundation: Congratulations: • PSI #ResidentResearch grantees Drs. @JessicaKentRice & @DavidJuurlink (@Sunnybrook) • PSI Graham Farq…
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RT @ON_Poison: Ontario Poison Centre's - Dr. Margaret Thompson and Dr. Jessica Kent-Rice present on Mass aconite poisoning from a contamina…
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RT @toxicologist12: In patients with overdose reported as “heroin”, 88% had fentanyl or fentanyl analog in blood, while only 27% had eviden…
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Ketamine is a medication I use all the time in the ED to treat a variety of conditions. Side effects can include sedation, and in very high doses, respiratory depression, however - when administered by a trained medical professional in a monitored setting it is incredibly safe!
Research shows ketamine can be an effective treatment for some forms of mental illness, if used properly. But if used in an unsafe environment it can be harmful, warns Dr. @jessicakentrice, emergency physician at St. Michael's Hospital. @CBCNews
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RT @NTR_Journal: Case-report of a 21-year-old male with acute nicotine toxicity through repeated administration of nicotine pouches @jess…
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This study represents a collaborative effort between @EMUofT and @thenosm and couldn’t have been done without my amazing team: @MichelleKlaiman @DangerDell @MeganLandes Lisa Puchalski-Ritchie, Meghan Garnett, Galo Ginocchio & Aya Alsefaou @GlobalHealthEM
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RT @DavidJuurlink: If you're looking for a review of drug interactions with PPIs, @CarolynTanMD and I have you covered. Largest effects? I…
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RT @ON_Poison: Toronto’s Drug Checking Service has found an increase in nitazene #opioids in samples expected to be oxycodone (OxyContin),…
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RT @joshwangmd: intubation mnemonics in sedative-hypnotic overdose: GCS 8, don't intubate GCS 5, still alive GCS 4, wait some more GCS 3,…
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@CamLeafloor @hrosenberg33 @ross_prager @srrezaie @CritCareReviews @EmICUcanada @emergmedottawa @ReardonPM @shanfernands @kwadwo777 @KimLewisMD @kateoc93 @petrosoniak @HumanFact0rz @NamanA16 @UCalgaryEM @alandrummond2 @m_hewitt18 @EMCases @Anikoul I agree with you - great paper addressing an important question! Stay tuned for @emilyaustin and my review of this article for @cjemonline 🤓. Bottom line: I don’t intubate poisoned patients based on GCS alone and it’s nice to have a high quality RCT supporting this practice.
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RT @CJEMonline: Rapid HIV testing in EDs: a paradigm shift by Mazen El-Baba @BogochIsaac "Increased HIV testing acc…
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