When you're making a big decision, how do you go about it?

Do you buy your own scrubs or use what the hospital/clinic provides?

When starting insulin on a patient with DKA, how do you typically go about it? - Fluid bolus is complete and blood glucose still critically high-

J Russell MD Dr. J Russell is editor-in-chief of a journal, works UC, EM, palliative care. A lot on his plate. He wanted a heuristic for making decisions on new jobs/projects to determine, “Hell yeah or no.” This is his coaching session to get there buff.ly/3JOXqtB

Watching The Laceration Course suturing video and, for me the elephant in the room is holding vs dangling. When tying a suture knot, how do you hold the needle end of the thread? Do you hold the thread itself and let the needle dangle or hold the needle like a guitar pick?

The Regret Minimization Framework. It sounds so trite when you hear it but when you do it, there's a lot of voltage. youtube.com/watch?v=jwG_qR…

On average, how long after the official end time of your shift do you leave the hospital?

You can't take med mal risk to zero; there's a certain capriciousness to it. You can, however, reduce the risk with a few light lifts. From Mark Brown MD, JD, where to focus your energy: *Stay up to date and practice solid medicine *Be Nice *Follow-up/callbacks

Do No Harm. Take No Shit.