Super over the Olympic-level “dog ate my homework”

This is everything I would want from an academic career. 1. Mixed team and individual accomplishment 2. Impactful work 3. Getting to read to my kid at the end of the workday 4. Having that book be Anne of Green Gables

I will let SJMurphy take it from here.

The main difference between my job and the Olympics is that patients I see who fall on ice actually have coronary artery disease.

A bad day for local healthcare in R.I. Good day for private equity, New Haven, and Partners (that HC conglomerate in Boston)

I’m trying to imagine a remake for the 2000s Italian Job where the heist is for NFTs. Sounds terrible.

Imagine waking up today to a world where we had seized one of many opportunities to divest the engines of our economy from fossil fuels.

Serious question. Is my Twitter just an echo chamber of Ukrainian self-defense successes, or is the actual prognosis shifting? I suppose not mutually exclusive.

In Nature Communications, led by Veer Sangha CarDS Lab is our deep learning approach to layout-free automated clinical diagnosis & hidden label detection from ECG images With broad global access to ECG images, this represents an advance for AI in ECG inference nature.com/articles/s4146…

What percent of ED admissions are unambiguous? There is such a fine line for so many patients we admit. End of shift, out of energy to hustle a safe discharge, taxed by other sick patients… it’s a probability distribution. Except the patient experience is binary. Admit or no.

What ED chief complaints necessitate a pelvic exam in your practice?

THIS from @Ted_Melnick and co. Have to acknowledge that the learning health system takes time, money, and dedication. Beyond federal funders, it’s incumbent on institutions to support this work because it supports their workforce.

When you are working on a paper with new collaborators and don't want to assume anything about their statistical environment... BIDMC Emergency Med

Can someone explain to me how my ER visit copay was $100, but my insured pediatrician urgent visit cost over $300?