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teddyhla.bsky.social

- intensive care medicine specialist registrar in London with an interest in cardio respiratory failure #ECMO - data scientist in health sector [own views / not related to employer]

318 posts 815 followers 375 following

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@rosieicm.bsky.social :)

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Excerpts from the master

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ICU Hemodynamics Secrets: Did you ever manage a patient when the upper arm was inaccessible for noninvasive oscillometric measurements of blood pressure (BP), & the cuff was placed on the lower leg? This study evaluated the impact of patient position on lower leg BP measurement

submitted 20 hours ago • 2 comments

A lot to think here

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A quick #VEXUS thread 🧵- 3 reasons why the portal vein is the most useful single venous doppler waveform 🥇 (if you're only going to do ONE site to look for venous congestion, this is probably the most useful one!) #emimcc

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Pulmonary hypertension peeps- I think we have produced a pretty definite paper nailing right heart structure, function and clinical outcomes? What do you think? t.co/B5yED7ypmI

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Topical @doced.bsky.social

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This past month has seen the publication of a couple of new helpful papers providing further insights into the thorny issue of #MultipleTesting in trials 1/7 #MethodologyMonday #112

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Great thread. Especially the point that science is not apolitical. Imho the fact that it is a multi billion £ industry and that how you decide to spend money alone makes it inherently political!

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Behold. The era of the mouse anaesthetist.

submitted 5 days ago • 2 comments

Came across this description of 90s software, sounds like healthcare IT in 2025! I wonder why tech in the NHS & social care so often falls short of modern expectations…

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Cool cool!!

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This narrative review summarizes the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and clinical assessment of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and sudden cardiac death in young, healthy adults. ja.ma/4gMZ6kT #MedSky

submitted 7 days ago • 0 comments

I'm sorry but this makes my blood boil. Why another review?? Just fix specialty training numbers and competition ratios, fix the lack of parking, hot food at night, and rest spaces, don't start rotations on a run of nights..oh and value resident doctors like part of the team. What else did I miss?

submitted 7 days ago • 10 comments

A great Deep dive. Useful to hear in a fast moving industry

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RCP elections coming up Recently, the College has been aimless & adrift; I resigned from the editorial board of one of its journals in protest. I'm confident that @drlkvaughan.bsky.social for CVP and @drasifqasim.bsky.social for PRCP will right its course #TimeForChange www.rcp.ac.uk/news-and-med...

submitted 8 days ago • 3 comments

Unbearably awful www.thefederation.uk/news/mrcpuk-...

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I guess only a few of my followers are Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians of London but, if you are, I’m strongly supporting @drasifqasim.bsky.social in the election for President. We desperately need a change and he is the person to make it happen asifqasim.co.uk/prcp

submitted 8 days ago • 2 comments

Fascinating to observe from this side of the pond @doced.bsky.social @drfreeze.bsky.social

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🏅 Were you the author of one (or more) of the 3️⃣5️⃣9️⃣ abstracts submitted for #EuroELSO2025? If accepted, you should have started receiving a notification those days. Did you pass the review process? Let us know! Get ready to present onsite in 🇮🇹 Milan & register now! 📎 bit.ly/EuroELSO2025 🗓️ April 23-26

submitted 11 days ago • 1 comment

So true. But Pritesh, imho challenge is governing bodies do tighten a lot. Information truly don’t say with the pt and with the provider. Potentially nhs app might allow.