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The Power Of Trauma Research?

The Trauma Pro

The veracity of medical research conclusions, specifically trauma research, has always fascinated me. However, having read thousands of research papers over the years, I am no longer surprised when these easy-to-digest blurbs don’t entirely match up with the actual details embedded within the manuscript.

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The Study of the Week Is a Beautiful Example of Science Done Well

Sensible Medicine

Along with a team of researchers at numerous hospitals, they randomized ≈1000 patients who had had stroke of unknown cause and evidence of atrial cardiopathy to either treatment with an oral anticoagulant (apixaban) vs aspirin. The Most Important Lesson Professor Kamel has shown us science done well. It made sense.

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Is emergency doctors tolerance of clinical uncertainty on a novel measure associated with doctor well-being, healthcare resource use and patient outcomes?

Emergency Medicine Journal

While higher uncertainty tolerance (UT) among staff is linked with reduced resource use and improved well-being in various specialties, its impact in emergency settings is underexplored. The questionnaire also included well-being-related measures (eg, Brief Resilience Scale) and assessed factors like doctors’ seniority.

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Prehospital: What’s The Best Chest Seal For Sucking Chest Wounds?

The Trauma Pro

They also need to stick well to a chest wall, which may have blood or other fluids that might disrupt the seal completely. The US Army Institute of Surgical Research examined 5 currently FDA-approved products to determine their ability to adhere to bleeding chest wounds, and to drain accumulating air and/or blood from the pleural space.

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A Discussion with Dr. Dena Zeraatkar regarding analytic flexibility in observational studies

Sensible Medicine

Zeraatkar’s bio: Dena Zeraatkar, PhD is an Assistant Professor in the Departments of Anesthesia and Health Research Methods, Evidence, and Impact (HEI) at McMaster University. She earned her doctoral degree at McMaster University in the Health Research Methodology graduate program. Stay for her final comment. It made me so happy.

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How medical school fails students

Sensible Medicine

Being well versed in domains of history and sports may even have a greater impact in the clinic, as it allows you to bond with many patients. We force students to do fake research. This is almost exclusively low value, irreproducible, unhelpful research. Universities make this happen. Universities make this happen.

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Fava beans: super-food against melancholy according to a researcher from Cambridge

Emergency Live

Not only nutritious and sustainable legumes, the beans become a real gold mine for our well-being A legume against melancholy Nadia Mohd-Radzman, brilliant botanist at the University of Cambridge, is launching a real crusade: to help the British Isles rediscover the extraordinary properties of the broad beans.