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Hopkins Business School to Platform COVID-19 Contrarians at Health Policy Symposium

Science Based Medicine

Bhattacharya, Atlas, and Makary are also set to speak at Stanford next month The post Hopkins Business School to Platform COVID-19 Contrarians at Health Policy Symposium first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.

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What I Read This Week

Sensible Medicine

I only read two articles last week (Labor Day, a wedding, having to debate, and then write and article with Vinay…). At first glance they seem very different, but they actually have quite a bit in common. Both were “suggested to me” -- one by a Sensible Medicine reader and one by a twitter-colleague. Both relate to topics I have expressed pretty strong opinions about, opinions that I fully recognize might be wrong.

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emDOCs Videocast: EBM Update – IV BP Meds in NV Emergencies

EMDocs

Welcome to the emDOCs Videocast – please subscribe to our YouTube channel. These videos will cover post summaries, take homes on clinical condition, and EBM/guideline literature updates. Today we focus on IV blood pressure medications in patients with neurovascular emergencies. EBM Update: IV BP Meds in NV Emergencies Background: There is no one agent that is recommended over others for reducing elevated BP in those with neurovascular emergencies.

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"ICU delirium," or just sedated?

PulmCCM

From the 2018 SCCM clinical practice guidelines for prevention and management of pain, agitation/sedation, and delirium: Question: Does the level of arousal influence delirium assessments with a validated screening tool? Ungraded Statement : Level of arousal may influence delirium assessments with a validated screening tool.

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What Causes Chemosis?

Pediatric Education

Patient Presentation A 4-year-old female came to clinic with a left red eye for 2 days. The mother said that it seemed to be getting redder but denied her having any pain, rubbing of the eye, photophobia or obvious visual changes. The mother denied any trauma to the head and neck and specifically the eye that she was aware of. The patient gave the same history.

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Yes, patients can go to hospice from the ED

PulmCCM

The emergency department isn’t the right place to start a conversation about end-of-life and hospice care. And most emergency physicians would agree they aren’t the right ones to start it.

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Education Day – Wednesday, 11th September

Greater Sydney Area HEMS

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