Is #POCUS a waste of time? I thought I’d convert my recent talk at #accs2023 Crit Care Symposium into a Twitter thread. #foamed #FOAMcc

Hook - Palliative care is not about giving up on life. It's about living life to the fullest until the very end. Let's break down some common misconceptions about palliative care. 🧵👇 1/ Misconception: Palliative care is only for the dying. Reality: Regardless of life

When, how, and why did you disclose (or not) a disability in medical training? The #DocsWithDisabilities Podcast is working on a new DISCLOSURE Series, and we want to hear from you! Learn more & get involved: bit.ly/DocswithDisabi… #MedEd #AccessInMedicine #DWDI_DISCLOSURE

Yesterday was a heavy day of forensic lectures. I have a deep respect for pre-hospital/ first responders and forensic teams. The things they see are unimaginable. #DisasterMedicine

Today’s major incident exercise at Koeberg. It was really interesting to see how the forensic team works. They are very meticulous about capturing every detail and piece of evidence on these scenes. (They are also very strong +++) #DisasterMedicine

Last night Peter suggested that I wear track pants to work because I was so cold. Told him it’s unprofessional but wore them anyway. Never have I been so warm *and* comfy at work. Mid shift I started wondering where I bought these and where I can buy more. What have I done?!

Finally back home with my little rascals! I’m so grateful for a grace filled end of month weekend of (very cold) nights. Hello sunshine, my old friend🌞 💛

Happy to share the findings of my master’s study with the world. A 12-month retrospective descriptive analysis of a single helicopter e... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Dear community members, we encourage you to pop in tomorrow at Hatifeld Plaza opposite the clicks for a fun learning experience... and who knows... maybe you save a life?! #CPRAwarenessWeek #EMpretSBAHoutreach

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I really thought this was a new ice cream and got so excited.

Why is it so expensive to service a car? I don’t understand 😭

Today, I finished my last inpatient shift of internal medicine residency. Here is a short thread of some of the most important lessons I have learned over the last few years: #MedTwitter

I’m honestly so impressed by int med and the diagnoses they make because infectious diseases and tropical medicine humbles me again and again 🔥 at least now I know what leptospirosis looks like 😅

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It’s been a vv difficult few weeks, for ++ reasons. This morning on my way home, the sun was shining, and I saw 3 little girls laughing and playing in their now flooded backyard, but their pure joy sparked a small joy in me. I hope this image sparks a small joy in you too ☀️