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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

4 months ago

Bravo @ClevelandClinic This is a great thing and a long time coming. Congratulations to the IMRP.

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Cleveland Clinic IM @CCF_IMCHIEFS

4 months ago

Bravo @ClevelandClinic This is a great thing and a long time coming. Congratulations to the IMRP.

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jay plemons @jayplemons

4 months ago

Scott Adams cured laziness

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Yehuda Teitelbaum @chalavyishmael

4 months ago

Russia started a war that’s killed over a million people. Russian diplomats aren’t murdered. China runs concentration camps. Chinese diplomats aren’t targeted. Iran funds terrorism across the globe. Iranian diplomats aren’t gunned down. Turkey bombs civilians and jails…

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Saul Sadka @Saul_Sadka

4 months ago

What did y’all think "globalize the intifada" meant? Vibes? Papers? Essays? 🧵 It meant this sweet young couple, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, gunned down at an American Jewish Committee event at the Jewish Museum by radicalized monster Elias Rodriguez, chanting “Free,…

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

8 months ago

That’s the first rule of what QI project not to take on. The first step of a good QI project is to find a project cared about by your leadership. Then you’ll have stakeholder buy in, and resources for implementation, and people caring.

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Critical Concepts @critconcepts

8 months ago

That’s the first rule of what QI project not to take on. The first step of a good QI project is to find a project cared about by your leadership. Then you’ll have stakeholder buy in, and resources for implementation, and people caring. https://t.co/kVACtDClWX

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

8 months ago

1- the hyperchlotemic acidosis will still be there if you resuscitate with plasmalyte. The deficit is from the need for kidney to regenerate lost bicarbonate concentration 2- who cares? 3-copd and ckd will not affect closure of the gap 4- the great dumbing down via guidelines…

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Brian Locke, MD MSCI @doc_BLocke

8 months ago

1- the hyperchlotemic acidosis will still be there if you resuscitate with plasmalyte. The deficit is from the need for kidney to regenerate lost bicarbonate concentration 2- who cares? 3-copd and ckd will not affect closure of the gap 4- the great dumbing down via guidelines…

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

10 months ago

PAC-MAN was the defining moment when intensivists gave up understanding physiology and converted to the Church of Evidence Based Medicine, its doctrine based on p-values and codified in low-evidence high-recommendation expert guidelines. Cause trust me bro is easier than…

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IMCrit @IM_Crit_

10 months ago

PAC-MAN was the defining moment when intensivists gave up understanding physiology and converted to the Church of Evidence Based Medicine, its doctrine based on p-values and codified in low-evidence high-recommendation expert guidelines. Cause trust me bro is easier than…

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IMCrit @IM_Crit_

11 months ago

Many colleagues in the Critical Care world have strong mixed feelings these days but I am very confident that we will pull through and, twenty years from now, we will remember these days with nostalgia while sitting down in the iron lung units...

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11 months ago

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Christopher Voss @fbinegotiator

11 months ago

The most dangerous negotiations are the ones you don't know you're in.

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

12 months ago

It goes beyond “looks like shit.” The doorway physical exam isn’t passive, but should be an active moment of pause and consideration like all parts of the physical. From here you can see: Neuro: is the patient awake and alert (implying gross neurological intactness, adequate…

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Ross Prager @ross_prager

12 months ago

It goes beyond “looks like shit.” The doorway physical exam isn’t passive, but should be an active moment of pause and consideration like all parts of the physical. From here you can see: Neuro: is the patient awake and alert (implying gross neurological intactness, adequate…

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

a year ago

There is no such thing as 16oz cappuccino. You’re selling a lie. Cappuccino is a 6oz drink with 2oz espresso, 2oz steamed milk, 2oz foam, integrated- not separated. Sure you can double that, but that’s now 4 shots of espresso, not 2 shots with 10oz of milk. There’s 3cs and…

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Calm_Dr 🩺 @Bezeley_MBChB

a year ago

@ayeejuju Always focus on your goals🥸

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

2 years ago

Yup 🍄

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Naftali Kaminski @KaminskiMed

2 years ago

Yup 🍄

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Ash Jogalekar @curiouswavefn

2 years ago

1/n: There are some academic papers that are so brilliantly and so accessibly written and so universal in scope that they transcend disciplines and stand as timeless testaments to both great thinking and great writing. Here's a short personal selection:

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Planet Of Memes @PlanetOfMemes

2 years ago

@elonmusk What happens when they reach 88mph?

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Deborah Greenhouse @greenhousemd

5 years ago

18 month well visit: Mom: He won't stop waking us up at night. Me: Be consistent in your response so he learns that it won't work. Mom: That doesn't help. He walks to dad's side of the bed and talks. If dad doesn't get up, he turns off his CPAP machine. Game over.Toddler wins.

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

5 years ago

Simple, timely question. I don’t know the answer or have a well formed opinion. A persons autonomy supersedes a persons health as long as the person has decision making capacity. This isn’t my question. When does a persons autonomy supersede OTHER peoples health? @gbosslet

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Dmitriy Golovyan @ZIMAgo

5 years ago

Dr Fauci (based on unpublished time-to-recovery trial): Remdesivir is “standard of care”

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