Something something priors. Many scientific advances can't be predicted, which is why we need funding!

16/ When you hear, "the CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service class was cancelled and the officers fired" I hope this gives you a sense of what has been lost. Not just the outbreaks that can't be investigated, the surge capacity gone, but our future public health leadership lost

Makes me happy to see that DAGs have finally made it to the front of our language. Understanding causal models/graph theory (despite its limitations) has genuinely made my research better. Read up! bmj.com/content/388/bm…

After being a long-time listener to the MCHD Paramedic Podcast with Casey Patrick, it was great to join him with Judah Kreinbrook to talk about Transcutaneous Pacing. Give it a listen at: open.spotify.com/episode/2rjirc…

A series of 7 papers, Core #GRADE, the essentials of GRADE providing all you need to rate #CertaintyofEvidence and move from evidence to recommendations, is currently appearing in the #BMJ. Today, dealing with #RiskofBias, publication bias, and large effects. #EBM #medicine #CPG

Congratulations to NAEMSP , NC Congressman Richard Hudson for introducing the “Modernizing EMS Delivery and Sustainability (“MEDS”) Act (H.R. 3443) in the US House this week!

Across 1000+ patients with acute stroke at an urban comprehensive stroke center, prehospital notification (calling and activating a stroke code from the field) led to faster CTs and interventions. Joshua Kimbrell Jacob Stebel Brian Mac Grory Judah Kreinbrook tandfonline.com/eprint/Y7YFK5G…

You've sold me. Better yet same department, have historically had beef over random academic shenanigans etc...

A major cheat code in life: Being a pleasure to deal with. Kind when others aren’t. Calm when things go sideways. Reliable under pressure. Intelligence alone is overrated. Be someone who lightens the load for folks around them. People value people who make their lives easier.

Just released! Check out the trailer for our brand new podcast "Pre-Rounds" delivering bite-sized, high-yield episodes designed for medical students, residents, fellows, early-career cardiologists, allied health professionals + all enthusiasts of critical care cardiology

A very important message from Adam Grant "Confirmation bias is dismissing inconvenient facts. Critical thinking is questioning your beliefs. The goal of learning is to pursue what's true, not defend your views."

Many clinicians mistakenly believe ACS is essentially a solved problem. A significant minority of patients with one of medicine’s most common and deadliest diseases are failed by our current standard of care. CC: John Mandrola, MD