#Clinical

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

I think part of the problem must be that at every encounter (whether ER, hospital, specialist, or primary care), the doctor’s job is either diagnose and treat you, refer you,

Andrea LaMarre

andrealala89

treatment plenary: About the “Evidence” in Evidence-Based Practice – Are We Missing Something? #ICED2020 plenary will look at how well we're doing at integrating the 3 legs of the "evidence

The End Times

TheAgeofShoddy

The issue described here is the inability of people to actually *think*, based on probabilities and causal mechanisms, and instead taking refuge in the rote application of procedure- in this

Melody Moezzi

MelodyMoezzi

Starting a list of #mentalhealth facilities that provide #traumainformed care, employ #evidencebased #medicine + recognize that spiritual + clinical experiences/treatments are NOT mutually exclusive.Please add to the list by replying

KizzyPhD

KizzyPhD

Because clinical quality mRNA can be manufactured quickly enough to beat a pandemic (case in point: the two leading candidates). &, we’d worked with Moderna for years to understand how

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

I know this is obvious, but in the UK the lifting of restrictions on the 4th of July (allowing households to mix and stay overnight with responsible behaviour) is *not*

Arun PS

policychettan

Thread on Policy Consultations during Lockdown.https://twitter.com/HuffPostIndia/status/1276384372665581568 The Ministry of Corporate Affairs released the Draft Companies (Corporate Social Responsibility Policy) Amendment Rules, 2020 on 13t

Stephen Makin

StephenMakin

If you are a medical student feeling despondent about the news from the UKFPO about points for FP applications please remember that in the long term your foundation program choice

Gertrud Rey PhD (Trudy)

GertrudRey

Does a first infection with SARS-CoV-2 make a person immune to a second infection? This question is one of the prevailing issues in the current pandemic. A thread (also at

Christopher J. Colombo, MD

colombocj1

1/ In support of well-conducted trials, & proper scientific conclusions: A thread. Special Thanks to Andre Kalil, MD at University of Nebraska Medical Center, for content creation & encouragement. I

Hilda Bastian, PhD

hildabast

New data for the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, with extra month's worth of data, & combining 4 trials from phase 1 to 3, focusing on 1st dose: Indian phase 2/3 trial still

Malini Aisola

malini_aisola

Ella misleads again "12yrs & above we have already done a trial"Facts: There are data for 14 kids in age grp of 12-18 yrs from the Phase 2 trial of

Evan LaPointe

evanlapointe

If there's one thing you learn today, it should be this: the scale of...------------------------Psychological AgreeablenessThis comes from the Big 5 model of personality. Here's

Ethan Weiss

ethanjweiss

I learned something funny today and it was not about COVID or Politics or sports or getting fired from my job where I think I am still employed I was

John Tulloch

JT_EpiVet

New #openaccess paper out: backyard poultry in UK!https://doi.org/10.1002/vetr.71 A key finding: 30% of chickens attending a vet are euthanised!This research was a delight, fun to be part of a great x-disciplinary

D'Plorbl DREGs

DontDregMeBro

An almost incomprehensible debate for the French!!!On #COVID19: Hydroxychloroquine works, an irrefutable proof.We're looking at the safest, oldest, closest Treatment to 100% Effective when used properly,.....but #DemoKKKrats WHY?http://

By continuing to use the site, you are consenting to the use of cookies as explained in our Cookie Policy to improve your experience.