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Excited @HMS_DICP will be hosting a panel to discuss our NEJM paper "Interviewed while Black" with Alden Landry Onyeka Otugo MD, MPH Joshua Ellis. Even more thrilled that it will be moderated by Dr. Joan Reede. Register here & please share: harvard.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

I am speechless

Got two calls last night from two M4s applying to EM. Congrats on ERAS day! So proud to be in a mentorship role!

CJD is the most terrifying thing ever. 6 months to a year... sudden onset... no warning... and rapid neurological decline. Scary

Not going out on a Fri night.. while a huge sacrifice... allows one to be so productive on Saturday morning. Feels good.

You got your up days and down days in residency

First EDition: Black Patients Are Less Likely to Receive Opioids for Back Pain, Abdominal Pain... ow.ly/Yh133041p2P

Anytime I need help I ask my SR residents 1st. I dont care if I have to walk across the hospital to find them MOST VALUABLE ASSETS IN THE ED

That moment when you feel slightly overwhelmed and the senior resident magically appears out of nowhere and already covered 2 patients

When you return to the ED after a month of an off-service rotation

We are not in the business of monitoring blood sugars - an amazing mentor discussing the high stakes of emergency medicine. Resonates

Last night I started my shift with the attending physician stating ominously that this could be a shift I remember for the rest of my life.

So of course I got to perform my procedural sedation unsupervised big boy style. Kid stops breathing and end tidal CO2 went up to the 80s

I jaw thrusted and pressure bagged this kid for 30 minutes straight and he woke up just fine. Stayed calm and got his fracture reduced

Ppl acting like nothing happened and this was just part of sedation. Meanwhile my back is drenched in sweat and my life has changed forever

fever+WBC>18.75 or hx of ACS=CXR Which Febrile Children With Sickle Cell Disease Need a Chest X-Ray? - PubMed - NCBI ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27404765

When kidneys are injured, CT contrast isn’t the culprit, study published in Annals of Emergency Medicine. bit.ly/2w2FyGH

#foamed conference