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Kicking off the Year in Review for #PICUQI and #PedsICU #MedEd #CCC50 Search strategy included a review of ALL tables of contents of major pediatric and critical care journals, PUBMED search, key collaborative search, asking on @twitter and discussion with experts in the fields. 
First up by @ndean75, “The Late Rescue Collaborative: Reducing non-ICU arrests” in @PedCritCareMed Dean & colleagues saw decreased rates of non-ICU arrests & increased participation through @AAP #MOCPart4. #PICUQI #CCC50
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Welcome all my new #PICUQI friends to twitter! Don't be overwhelmed by the number of #PedsICU and #PICUQI tweets right now--they will sadly slow down after #CCC48. In this thread, I will recommend some great follows and some quick how to tutorials!
How do I use # AKA hashtags? Click on the #PedsICU, #CCC48, and #PICUQI hashtags above and see who is tweeting about what you are interested in and what they are saying!
Read about why social media is an important way to connect from @SapnaKmd @virenkaul @DrSeanBarnes and also give them a follow! journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…
Welcome to another @PICUQI #tweetorial! Let’s talk about simple run charts – the classic way to visualize QI change and variation over time. #PICUQI
A run chart is a powerful tool in #PICUQI bc it is both a reflective and forward-thinking visualization of data. You can identify antecedent causes for trends in behavior, as well as actually evaluate the effect your intervention has on behavior as you collect data in real time.
Let’s use an example again from parenting life. We are teaching our kids (ages 9 and 11) how to do their own laundry. It has been…mildly successful.
