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RT @critconcepts: @dritsyk @ross_prager I think the more complex the case (hence the less clear what's relevant), the more you should actua…

RT @TheSGEM: Great meeting with @ross_prager to record and SGEM Xtra on AI and clinical research. Watch for the episode to drop on the wee…

RT @ToughLoveMD: @ross_prager should be required reading for every medical student

(5/x) So how can you work on problem representation? The first step is be deliberate. Ask yourself, how certain am I of this diagnosis. If less certain, include more information and acknowledge this. Next, learn more about the process of diagnosis. I am a huge fan of the IM reasoning podcast - Finally, see lots of patients! They are our best teachers. Any other PEARLS from expert diagnosticians out there? @katiewiskar @ThinkingCC @khaycock2 @john_basmaji @MaratSlessarev @Bram_Rochwerg @KimLewisMD @traumaicurounds

(3/x) This doesn't mean there aren't challenges.. there are a LOT of journals out there. Adding these in to our database with incredible attention to details is time consuming. We have built a number of tools that help speed this up, but ultimately, a human-in-the-loop is needed to ensure that highest quality. Also, journals update their requirements! We are developing robust surveillance systems to monitor this, but another technical challenge. Luckily, we have a team of super talented engineers working on this and these are all solvable problems!

@aliworth18 Yeah good call. I had a solid couple of years as an IM resident working out immediately post 24 hour call... then I missed re-racking the weights after an overnight press and screwed up by wrist!

What can we do as night shift workers to promote health? 👇 It turns out more than one might think.

@Asiritrauma1 100%. Any tips for fostering a supportive team?

(6/x) My take homes for my own career? Night shifts can be bad for the body --> I am going to try everything I can to reduce the impact of them on my long term health and happiness. What other tips do healthcare workers have for staying healthy while working night shifts? #foamed #healthcare