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Today is the Day of Remembrance for the Japanese American community. 81 years ago today, when I was just a boy of four, FDR signed Executive Order 9066, setting in motion the evacuation of people of Japanese descent from the West Coast and our long years of internment inside ten barbed wire prison camps.
We must never let such a thing happen again in America, and and we must strive everywhere to prevent the forced relocation and mass incarceration of innocent people. #NeverForget #NeverAgain
Look, you don't need people to turn their cameras on.
I've been speaking in public for 24 years - you cannot tell what an audience is thinking by looking at them.
Newsreaders, YouTubers, politicians - lots of people - speak to cameras without seeing their audience. It's a crutch you can learn to live without. (Not to mention #neurodiversity means cameras aren't necessarily helpful.)
You *do* need them on for group work but this is not the same thing.
Our paper just out today: we review the specific mechanistic implications of comorbidities, and the general impact of multimorbidity, in the different phases of Covid-19
This Review discusses the effect of comorbidities and multimorbidity on the three mechanistically distinct phases of COVID-19, evaluating the evidence in the context of confounding factors and our evolving understanding of the disease.
This is an excellent excerpt from an upcoming memoir by Jim Down, an ICU and anaesthesia consultant
It’s paywalled but i think you can get one article for free. This would be a good one to get
I really think we are all one patient away from completely losing our faith in our clinical skills
@RosieICM there need to be multiple market signals that people will pay for devices that work accurately in our patients
This is hopefully another such signal
AND we need to do the work to make sure the right information on accuracy is available to allow that taker to function
Happy new year to everybody!
Have very much enjoyed interacting in this fledgling #CriticalCare community- my New Year’s Resolution is to be a bit sore consistent a contributor
See you in 2023!
It's our last paper of the day for 2022 - chest tube management by Devon Anderson.
The entire 365 papers for the year are available on the website
We start again tomorrow....
https://criticalcarereviews.com/latest-evidence/paper-of-the-day
#criticalcare #intensivecare #ICU #FOAMed #FOAMEDcc #MedTwitter
Miss any of the major critical care trials published during 2022?
We have them listed here