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Join us Tuesday for a discussion on treatment following concussion & how to track patient progress

The EM Symposium 2024 is less than a month away! The tempo is out of control, and now it’s time to put a year’s worth of preparation into action. We all have our vision of the best emergency medicine conference—a place where we feel like a tribe, led by EM physicians we can connect with, who understand our daily challenges. We’ll talk about evidence, but also how to deliver it. For example, multidisciplinary care to a frustrated patient who’s waited 8 hours with chronic pain, or apnoea ventilation to a cerebrally agitated patient. We’ve all envisioned such a serendipitous learning environment, and the EM Symposium has been scripted to address it. Now, the challenge is: can we deliver it? Every session, every conversation, every moment is planned to push the boundaries of emergency medicine. We feel humble and sincere in our ability to deliver this. Let's learn and laugh, be vulnerable with each other, and keep the learning bi-directional. It’s about sharing openly, growing together, and challenging the status quo. Let's respect the Chatham House rules. With less than a month to go, the anticipation is palpable as everyone is readying their finest attire for the gala dinner. Can’t wait to see you all there!

Looking forward to watching this webinar! If you are interested in Contrast Enhanced Ultrasound #CEUS, don't miss this panel of experts focusing on Liver and Pediatric applications. Use the link in the below post to sign up. #Radiology #ultrasound #sonography #liverdisease

Approximately 20 million children in the U.S. do not have full access to essential health services. It’s time to end that. 📒 DiMe is launching a multistakeholder effort to create The Playbook: Pediatric Digital Medicine this fall. The Playbook: Pediatric Digital Medicine will define the market opportunity for pediatric digital medicine products, best practices for their development and deployment, and address the unique ethical considerations accompanying children's use of digital medicine products. This project builds upon the success of The Playbook: Digital Clinical Measures and The Playbook: Digital Healthcare. The Playbooks are signature DiMe resources, providing essential guides supporting healthcare's most critical digital innovation efforts. 💡 Ready to be a part of this transformative journey? Dive into our mission. Join us today: https://bit.ly/3pcMpej

Luminesce Alliance celebrates International Clinical Trials Day and the 250th anniversary of the first clinical trial by honoring trial leaders, support teams, and participants. We thank our clinical trial teams and community participants for advancing our health system and enabling new discoveries and treatments. International Clinical Trials Day marks May 20, 1774, when James Lind linked citrus fruits to scurvy prevention. Earlier trials include a 1537 experiment by Ambroise Paré, who treated wounds with a mixture that reduced pain and inflammation. Clinical trials have evolved significantly and are now crucial in modern medicine. How does Luminesce Alliance support clinical trials? We provide financial support for the delivery of clinical trials and professional training opportunities, including webinars and workshops, to enhance workforce capacity and foster connections. #ClinicalTrialsDay #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalResearch

✨🌍 International Clinical Trials Day 2024 🌍✨ On this day, we honour the pioneering spirit of James Lind, who on May 20, 1747, conducted what is considered the first clinical trial aboard a ship suffering from scurvy. His innovative approach laid the groundwork for modern clinical research, transforming how we develop treatments and improve global health. Jason Lind's methodical experiment on 12 sailors not only identified the crucial role of citrus fruits in combating scurvy but also highlighted the importance of controlled trials in medical research. His work reminds us of the critical role clinical trials play in advancing medical knowledge and enhancing patient care. Today, as we celebrate this milestone, we acknowledge the dedication of researchers, healthcare professionals, and volunteers who make clinical trials possible. Their relentless pursuit of scientific excellence continues to drive breakthroughs in medicine, bringing hope and healing to millions. Here's five reasons to celebrate the impact and importance of clinical trials, in 2024. #InternationalClinicalTrialsDay #ClinicalTrials #JamesLind #MedicalResearch #HealthcareInnovation #GlobalHealth

Have wondered how our aging can be slowed so we can be vibrant as we age Did you know that we can become biologically younger as we get chronologically older? I am honored to have become certified on age management medicine by AMMG years ago, and to be part of the faculty at our Spring meeting in Miami this April. If you are in the healthcare field and want to expand your toolbox and make a difference for patients, this is a good meeting for you. #ammg #agemanagementmedicinegroup #longevity #womeninmedicine.

🎉 Celebrating Clinical Trials Day - May 20th 🎉 Today, May 20th marks the annual celebration of Clinical Trials Day. This day, organized and promoted by the ACRP - Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) since 2014, offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the remarkable strides we've made in healthcare through clinical trials. Clinical Trials Day is more than just a date on the calendar; it's a heartfelt acknowledgment of the tireless efforts and dedication of countless individuals who work behind the scenes. From the meticulous researchers and devoted healthcare professionals to the courageous participants, each plays a vital role in advancing medical knowledge and improving patient care. This day serves as a reminder of the powerful impact that clinical trials have on our lives. It's a celebration of progress, a testament to human ingenuity. Let's use this opportunity to show our gratitude and admiration for all that has been accomplished. Share your stories, express your thanks, and let's unite in appreciation of the incredible advances made possible through clinical trials. Together, we are making a difference. Here's to all the researchers, participants, and professionals who make this work possible. 🙏🔬💉 #ClinicalTrialsDay #ACRP #HealthcareInnovation #ThankYouResearchers #ThankYouParticipants #ThankYouHealthCareProviders #ClinicalResearch

In the final post from my first month as an editor of the Medical Care blog, we are sharing a special announcement about a fascinating, special collection of articles in the Medical Care journal - a deep dive into the costs of implementing person-centered care programs, funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI).

In the latest episode of ACR on Air, discover the different grants offered by the Rheumatology Research Foundation—not just for medical students and early career investigators, but also medical educators, community rheumatologists, and fellowship programs. Listen → acronair.org