
Sérgio Decker
@srgiodecker
MD Internal medicine 🇧🇷 @hospitalmoinhos, Msc & PhD(c) in cardiology @ufrgsnoticias, Postdoctoral research fellow @SmithBIDMC @harvardmed. Opinions are my own
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26-11-2016 16:46:58
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COVID Pulmonary Physiology with Martin Tobin via the EMCrit Crew emcrit.org/emcrit/covid-p… #FOAMed #FOAMcc #COVID19 #COVID19FOAM pSILI H & L Subtypes Individualized Ventilator Settings Physiologic Principles of Respiratory Management Silent Hypoxemia



thank you Hayley Gershengorn, we are glad to participate in the 🥇editorial and talk about such an interesting topic at CHEST® Journal Critical Care!! 👏🤝Congrats George L. Anesi by the work


Patient mortality after cardiorespiratory arrest remains high. We show that capnography – technology to measure CPR quality – is cost-effective, suggesting adoption could improve mortality rates & reduce burden on health systems. New in AmericanHeartJ sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We are excited to welcome post-doctoral fellow Sérgio Decker to the Smith Center! Sérgio joins us from Hospital Moinhos, and will be working with Dhruv Kazi on health economics and cost-effectiveness research.





After years of listening and discussing with colleagues living in Brazil about your podcast, it was a pleasure to listen and meet you in person at BIDMC CVI BIDMC Smith Center grand rounds ! Thank you John Mandrola, MD for teaching us how to learn from skepticism but not nihilism



Here we introduce for you the paradox of rare diseases therapies (using tafamidis as example): despite a smaller targeted population these high cost drugs are blockbusters for pharmaceutical companies. Trilled wt this first piece under mentorship of Dhruv Kazi BIDMC Smith Center


Check out our cardiac rehab in MI paper led by Mohammed Essa! Post-discharge outcomes for MI–CS remain suboptimal. Rehab is a 🎯 intervention, but participation is ⬇️ and inequitable ⚖️. Next step: tackling the why and fixing the gaps! Dhruv Kazi BIDMC Smith Center

Fantastic talk by Dr Inoue Kosuke Inoue on how to use machine learning to identify individuals who derive the greatest benefit from a treatment or policy. We really need to get past focusing on “average” effects! Thank you for spending this year with us BIDMC Smith Center. Kyoto University

