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Let’s talk about how we can better support childbearing physicians and residents! Thrilled to share this article, now published in Annals of Emergency Medicine. https://lnkd.in/dzV-wSCf

Fall, Sedona, and a Mayo Clinic Conference…name a better combination!! Best part? Pharmacists can earn Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) credit at this conference! Come join us in Sedona for our 26th Annual Mayo Clinic Internal Medicine Update. Please reach out if you are interested in sponsoring or having a booth represented at this event. Feel free to share with your colleagues and friends! #mayoclinic #internalmedicine #continuingeducation

In the world of emergency medicine, preparation is key. Join our Onsite Course on 09-11 Dec. 2023, tailored for physicians aiming to ace their oral board exams. Uncover strategies, recognize pitfalls, and practice with peers. Your success story starts here! https://bit.ly/3SYcKJw #BoardReview #theChapter

Join me to learn more about how we can improve the care of patients with respiratory distress in the ED - all are welcome!

#Basic_emergency_notes ⛔ Three points require emphasis: 📍Triage is a dynamic process. The urgency (and hence triage category)with which a patient requires to be seen may change with time. For example, a middle-aged man who hobbles in with an inversion ankle injury is likely to be placed in triage category 4 (green). If in the waiting room, he becomes pale and sweaty and collapses with chest pain, he would require prompt re-triage into category 1 (red). 📍Placement in a triage category does not imply a diagnosis, or even the lethality of a condition. 📍Triage has its own problems. In particular, patients in non-urgent categories may wait inordinately long periods of time, whilst patients who have presented later, but with conditions perceived to be more urgent, are seen before them. Patients need to be aware of this and be informed of likely waiting times. Uncomplaining elderly patients can sometimes be poorly served by the process. ✨ Oxford handbook of Emergency medicine.

Patient safety is non-negotiable. Our Educational Foundation prioritizes scientific research that advances safety measures. Your support of this research can contribute to improving surgical safety and patient outcomes. Interested in supporting our research? Visit https://lnkd.in/g95f2w4W. #QUADA #EducationalFoundation #PatientSafety #ResearchSavesLives

https://lnkd.in/gW_4_r4b Quick intervention is crucial because it can significantly reduce the severity of conditions, prevent complications, and save lives. For instance, in Cardiac Tamponade, immediate action is necessary to prevent death. Similarly, quick responses are essential in stroke treatment and homelessness prevention, highlighting the universal importance of timely intervention across various fields.

🩺 Understanding Blood Clots: A Conversation with Dr. Eric Kaplovitch 🎙️ Blood clots are a serious medical condition that can be life-threatening if left untreated. In the latest episode of Ditch the Labcoat, I had the privilege of speaking with vascular medicine expert Dr. Eric Kaplovitch about the intricacies of blood clots, from the various types and risk factors—like immobility and genetics—to the evolving treatments available today. Dr. Kaplovitch dives deep into the importance of personalized treatment plans that take into account each individual's unique clinical situation and risk profile. Whether it’s blood thinners or clot removal procedures, optimizing the benefits while minimizing the risks, particularly with potent medications like warfarin and newer direct oral anticoagulants, is crucial. The key takeaway? Prompt medical attention is essential if you suspect a blood clot. Don’t miss out on Dr. Kaplovitch’s practical insights into managing this complex vascular disorder. Tune in to the full episode to learn more! 🎧🔗 https://lnkd.in/dYNjpAKs #VascularHealth #BloodClots # PulmonaryEmbolism #ImmobilityRiskFactors #AirTravel #AtrialFibrillation #PersonalizedMedicine #HealthcarePodcast #DitchTheLabcoat

🤝🩺 Patient-Centric Care: Where Education, Transparency, and Evidence Converge! 🌟💓 At our Cardiology and Wellcare Center, our commitment to care goes beyond medical expertise. 🫀💪 We believe that informed patients are empowered patients. That's why we prioritize patient education, transparency, and evidence-based practice in every aspect of our care. 📚🔍 Our goal is to ensure you have a deep understanding of your health, treatment options, and the reasons behind our recommendations. We're here to listen, answer your questions, and work together to make the best choices for your well-being. With this patient-centered approach, we aim to build trust, foster collaboration, and provide you with the highest standard of care. 🤝🌟 - Dr. Prashanthi Atluri #CommitmentToCare #PatientCentered #EvidenceBasedPractice #PatientEducation #HealthcareTransparency #EmpoweredPatients #HeartHealth #WellnessSupport #WellCare #CardiologyCare

🤝🩺 Patient-Centric Care: Where Education, Transparency, and Evidence Converge! 🌟💓 At our Cardiology and Wellcare Center, our commitment to care goes beyond medical expertise. 🫀💪 We believe that informed patients are empowered patients. That's why we prioritize patient education, transparency, and evidence-based practice in every aspect of our care. 📚🔍 Our goal is to ensure you have a deep understanding of your health, treatment options, and the reasons behind our recommendations. We're here to listen, answer your questions, and work together to make the best choices for your well-being. With this patient-centered approach, we aim to build trust, foster collaboration, and provide you with the highest standard of care. 🤝🌟 - Dr. Prashanthi Atluri #CommitmentToCare #PatientCentered #EvidenceBasedPractice #PatientEducation #HealthcareTransparency #EmpoweredPatients #HeartHealth #WellnessSupport #WellCare #CardiologyCare