#VENTILATION

Harry Cole

MrHarryCole

EXC: Takeaway pints pencilled in for April and no curfew when the pubs finally reopen in May - subject to numbers continuing to fall. PM has ordered “simplification” of hospitality

Apoorva Mandavilli

apoorva_nyc

The confusion around airborne spread is around the word "airborne," which some experts decided means long-range transmission, even outdoors. That's nonsense. Let's speak plain English so everyone can understand. Airborne

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

Barber shops Retail stores Offices Businesses of all kinds are reopening again, and the HVAC systems that keep them cool and ventilated are whirring back to lifehttps://trib.al/opE1O8w Chances are you

Monica Gandhi MD, MPH

MonicaGandhi9

Lots of new variant news - yes, they are more infectious likely due to higher viral loads in nose/mouth but not more "virulent" (not likely to make people more sick)

Ferris Jabr

ferrisjabr

Several great articles published today stress the importance of proper ventilation, in addition to distancing & masks, in limiting the spread of COVID: 1) https://nyti.ms/30d1cXf 2) https://bit.ly/31109sG But there's a re

Gareth Grier

gareth_grier

Nod to the work of our HEMS paramedics in REBOA cases. Quite a few recent cases where they have shown some extraordinary multitasking. Scene assessment and reading wreckage to determine

RiShawn Biddle

dropoutnation

Another reminder of why reopening school buildings amid uncontrolled spread is not the smartest idea: Because even with testing, it is fraught with issues. @KenyaBradshaw @DataDrivenMD @MaggieEThornton @mcmageejr @selmekki @karinchenoweth

Omnintensivist

GoodishIntent

Live tweeting #HRreloaded tonight! First up is COVID intubation and what we've learned from those who faced COVID before us.Hoo boy there was some drama regarding who should be intubated.

Health Nerd

GidMK

People: we're miscounting COVID-19 deaths! We're counting anyone WITH the disease, not people who die of itMe, a clever scientist: ...but that's how we count all deaths? Some people get

Conor Ruzycki

caruzycki

1/ I didn’t want to have to write this thread, but we’ve decided to reopen indoor dining in AB despite the better judgement of basically everyone who understands how this

Rob Blackie 🔶

robblackie

PHE find that, post lockdown, secondary schools are the second most common source* of infection.Yet PHE guidance is terrible. If you sit in a badly ventilated classroom, 3m away from

David Elfstrom

DavidElfstrom

1. Thank you @normsworld and @TCDSB for undertaking this #COVIDCO2 study. Some observations below (Thread)https://twitter.com/normsworld/status/1361317932412915712 2. The sensor used was a ELSYS ERS CO2, a good choice because it also

That Dawn Person

thatdawnperson

Sometime in the past decade I spent all my heart and some of my time in an ICU, visiting a loved one who would have died without the medical care

Andy Conway Morris 😷🧼🇬🇧🇪🇺

andymoz78

‘We have 4000 spare ventilators, The NHS can cope with a new surge’.Can I stop you there -its concerning and perhaps I can explain why (being an ICU consultant and

The 100 Club

100clubLondon

Despite having to shut for the foreseeable as London is now placed in Tier 3, we’re pleased to announce that we’ll be trialling the Pathogen Reduction System (PRS) next month

Aoife Abbey

WhistlingDixie4

Last week’s report from @ICNARC detailed 10,149 admissions This week? 12,115**And remember for every patient on ITU there are multiple more on the wards being cared for**https://www.icnarc.org/DataServices/Attachments/Download/326bbfc2-d8

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