It is hard resuscitating patients on the ward 🏥 You don't have the same resources, personnel, or familiarity with the physical space. This can lead to slow and clunky resuscitations. 🦥 Here are 10 tips for smooth resuscitations on the ward that I learned as a paramedic (and

Narrative review explores how to manage use of DOACs—apixaban, rivaroxaban, edoxaban, and dabigatran—in patients undergoing surgical and nonsurgical procedures to decrease risks of bleeding and thromboembolism. ja.ma/4fIm1hL

Relaxing by painting at the wellness zone murals CHEST #CHEST2024

Pro con debate on telomere testing in ild. Exciting! #CHEST2024 #CHESTSoMe #ild

Our third year fellow giving an excellent presentation on disseminated tuberculosis in the critical care unit CHEST #CHESTSoMe #CHEST2024

Will we escape or be trapped in the woes of asthma forever CHEST #breathlessbountyescaperoom #CHESTSoMe

LSUPCCM CHEST 20234 #chest2024 #CHESTSoMe

Our second year fellow giving an excellent rapid fire session on airway webs and intervention CHEST #CHEST2024 #CHESTSoMe

Our third year resident and future pccm aficionado at his poster presentation CHEST #CHESTSoMe #CHEST2024

So happy to have met Mauricio Danckers CHEST

What an interesting session on controversies in med education CHEST #CHEST2024 #CHESTSoMe

Happy to have presented at my institutional grand rounds for the department of internal medicine…🫁

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As an ICU doctor, I have an incredible arsenal of tools, medications, and interventions to keep someone alive. But for some patients the real question - the harder question - is whether those efforts are actually going to help them 𝘭𝘪𝘷𝘦.