Today's paper of the day is on albumin administration in internal medicine: A journey between effectiveness and futility https://lnkd.in/ddmA2hyy Join us to read 1 paper per day and stay up-to-date as we cover the spectrum of critical care across 2024
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Today's paper of the day is on albumin administration in internal medicine: A journey between effectiveness and futility https://lnkd.in/d3kPTYeb Join us to read 1 paper per day and stay up-to-date as we cover the spectrum of critical care across 2024
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Exploring integrative vs. functional medicine? Both approaches aim to enhance your health through personalized, evidence-based care. https://lnkd.in/gPBDjRXH
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March is Endometriosis Awareness Month. Check out the functional medicine approach to managing this condition. Learn more>> https://lnkd.in/eWgcmEH5 #endometriosisawareness #functionalmedicinedoctor #integrativehealth
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Melamed at al: Does dose have impact on safety & outcomes in hospitalized pts w’ PE treated w’ systemic alteplase? ⚖️Propensity score weighted obs study Link: https://ow.ly/g1e850Rq1xB Editorial: https://ow.ly/ZouX50Rq1xA #CritCareMed Society of Critical Care Medicine Fig: SD in Variables unweighted & PS-weighted cohorts
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Success Stories in Functional Medicine 🌟 Nothing speaks louder than results 🌟 See how Functional Medicine has transformed lives by addressing root causes and personalizing care. Ready for your own success story? 🌿 #functionalmedicine #healthtransformation #rootcausehealing #wellnesssynergy #holistichealth
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Evidence-Based Medicine 2030: Short videos to explain #evidencebasedmedicine https://buff.ly/45lQCNo
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Our Journal Club review of Qual paper on Retention, working conditions and opportunities in Emergency Medicine. #FOAMed @stemlyns There are problems in our EDs, but what are the main themes and can improved leadership make it better? @DrJoDaniels
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#UHNTuesdayTrivia - We've got a new question to test your UHN knowledge! Write your guess below & visit us tomorrow for the answer! What are the 13 elements that make up UHN's Medicine Program?
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One of the most cited papers of 2023 in the Archives of PM&R The American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Diagnostic Criteria for Mild Traumatic #BrainInjury Silverberg et al. At https://lnkd.in/ehcDX6hQ #TBI #mTBI #ACRM #concussion #occupationaltherapy
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An important case for clinical logic and intuition in modern medicine. “Measurements, numbers and images cannot fully explain another person's health, illness, and experience. As we bathe in the blue light of our computer screens, we must continually ask seemingly simple questions like “How does the patient look, and what seems to be the key issue?” At Clint, we are pioneering an approach to data-driven medicine that aims to blend the technology and touch that truly defines the art and science of medicine.
Vice Chair & Professor of Medicine, UNC | Balanced healthcare perspectives
In the data firehouse that is modern medicine, we must guard against the McNamara fallacy – that “if it cannot be measured, it is not important.” In this sharp, concise NEJM essay, an infectious disease physician explains that when she responds to consult requests by asking, “How sick do they seem to you?” the requesting physician commonly responds, “The white count is up. Should we broaden antibiotics?” As patients and clinicians pour over data in real-time, we (understandably) obsess over particular objective but highly nonspecific results – e.g., leukocytosis, elevated inflammatory markers, and hypoalbuminemia. Yet we pay too little attention to the “seemingly squishy but highly informative subjective impression of severity of illness as felt or seen by the patient, their family, and the treating clinical teams.” As a gastroenterologist who mostly cares for adults with chronic, non-specific symptoms that are not explained by diagnostic tests, I’m admittedly naturally attuned toward the subjective. But even still, regardless of specialty, numbers and images cannot fully explain another person's health, illness, and experience. The point is that as we bathe in the blue light of our computer screens, we must continually ask ourselves seemingly simple questions such as, “How do they look?” “What seems to be the key issue?” Likewise, we must ask our patients questions that cannot be answered in the EHR results section, such as, “How are you feeling?” “Any change since we last met?“ And “How is all this affecting your daily activities and quality of life?” #modernmedicine #patientexperience #healthcareonlinkedin https://lnkd.in/gekCG7BY
But My White Count… | NEJM
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