And at #AAEM15 colleague accidentally sent them out early.
#RiskyBusiness
@ketaminh @ccpractitioner @DrJHurley @_NMay @ffolliet @AndyDW_
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It is. Took TXA as my example to #AAEM15 precisely because of that.
Belief, not evidence drives practice.
@ketaminh @rachrwlnds @DrJEMcK
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New phrase from #aaem15
'I work in a Level 1 alcohol centre'
#sharedlanguage
@JoeLex5 @aaeminfo
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Too much medicine. Food for thought from @bmj_latest
http://www.bmj.com/too-much-medicine
http://www.bmj.com/content/344/bmj.e3502
http://www.bmj.com/content/347/bmj.f6361
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HT @docib for link on Gestalt in diagnosis.
#aaem15
When we are the diagnostic test
http://stemlynsblog.org/diagnostic-test-gestalt/ 😉
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Thinking about thinking. Metacognition. The underlying theme behind all my talks at #aaem15
It’s all about YOU! http://t.co/iuKZ5bQsiq
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Framingham risk factors not helpful at diagnosing ACS (not quite useless but close) #aaem15 http://t.co/lKpJHJoucF
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#aaem15 best (worst) ever roc curve for diagnostics. No benefit seen in @richardbody study http://t.co/IAJJyGMhiX
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Headline result #AAEM15
Risk factor burden not associated with +ve ACS diagnosis http://t.co/wr30dDkLsn
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My last talk at #AAEM15 is on the utility of risk factors for the diagnosis of ACS http://t.co/blKTVpg0vY
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Marijuana wax sounds terrifying as OD. near pure THC.
Joanne Williams #AAEM15
www.thepoisonreview.com/2014/02/01/breaking-dab-... http://t.co/qVhg43IVtL
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Edible marijuana products appear attractive to children. #AAEM15
PING @Damian_Roland @_NMay @rmjenner @rachrwlnds http://t.co/UgRu3ePw48
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Joanne Williams talking on increased probe with increasing legal Marijuana use in US.
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Edibles the major problem
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@EM_NCC Wendy Chang next up on ICP management. #PechaKucha #aaem15
Nice slide set. From Maryland ;-)
Ping @EM_Educator @CriticalCareNow
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Loving the PK sessions at #aaem15
ABG vs VBG
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See http://stemlynsblog.org/v-a-in-the-ed-blood-gase/ & if you must do it - this stemlynsblog.org/self-experimentation-med...
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#AAEM15 Change is inevitable.
Do the best you can until you know better, then when you know better, do better. http://t.co/PUyc2JhVwB
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#AAEM15 How do you know what you don’t know.
Get social if you want to avoid unconscious incompetence. http://t.co/A8fhqgNvMz
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#AAEM15 Early adoption can harm patients. Anyone given starch solutions in sepsis? NNH <10! http://t.co/uVCnMKfNzd
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#AAEM15 Evidence is great, but it only reaches the patient if we believe in it.
We are the filter. http://t.co/FiWGwsFzYH
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#AAEM15 Change is painful and is not always met with enthusiasm.
Huxley on Evolution. It’s the same in medicine. http://t.co/bpSAj5797C
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#AAEM15 Accept risk and communicate it to your patients and colleagues. Great example via @amalmattu & Eric Hess http://t.co/2exDbIYRat
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#AAEM15 Many outcomes from diagnosis % correct diagnosis does not equal positive outcome.
Many outcomes possible. http://t.co/14WKJAMyIx
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#AAEM15 Change is inevitable. So many things we used to do, but now we know are harmful or useless. http://t.co/pEgWmeahAM
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#AAEM15 If you make probabilities then you must by definition misclassify patients and therefore take risks. http://t.co/UgBX46fW35
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Medicine is a science of uncertainty and an art of probability.
#Osler was a #problastician http://t.co/Piv8pSQ9mW
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#AAEM15 Most of our diagnoses are really probabilities, so are we really problasticians? http://t.co/Qn6AsskIqY
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#AAEM15
Are you really a diagnostician? What does that really mean to you as an ED doc?
Are you always right?
Are you a problastician?
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