Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #SocialEM
Most recents (2)
2/ Thanks for sharing how impt this is @JohnPurakal.
We need to be seeing past the disease and treat our patients. We must walk in their shoes to understand the steps that have led them down the path to the doors of the ED. Only then can we truly serve our patients.
We need to be seeing past the disease and treat our patients. We must walk in their shoes to understand the steps that have led them down the path to the doors of the ED. Only then can we truly serve our patients.
3/ We might be the only provider that the patient sees all year! We need to address the social aspects that may be hindering their access to care!
Taking that moment to reach out and understand the barriers to care can make a lasting impact!
Taking that moment to reach out and understand the barriers to care can make a lasting impact!
I listen to ~90 #Podcasts on a (semi) regular basis. Let me give you a rundown of ALL of them and why you should listen to some amazing #FOAMed, especially for all the new #EmergencyMedicine interns. #FOAMed #MedEd #medtwitter
First of all, you need a good podcast app. I absolutely love Downcast. Great app, gives you more control over playback, downloading, and allows you to categorize your podcasts into playlists (picture 2). This is where you get to customize your #FOAMed experience! #medtwitter
In no particular order,
- Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC). Great insight into Crit Care from an anesthesia perspective. Coming from EM, this is great to listen to- much different from my day-to-day! #FOAMed #FOAMcc #CriticalCare
- Anesthesia and Critical Care Reviews and Commentary (ACCRAC). Great insight into Crit Care from an anesthesia perspective. Coming from EM, this is great to listen to- much different from my day-to-day! #FOAMed #FOAMcc #CriticalCare
