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Big up the man in the red sweater. ❤️ “Migrants, illegal or legal, weren’t responsible for austerity. That was the Conservative government. Migrants and ‘illegals’ were not responsible for Brexit. Migrants were not responsible for Liz Truss’ failure of leadership.” #bbcqt

First dedicated consultant focused #POCUS course at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals. All places booked and a dozen on the reserve list. We aren’t all dinosaurs. We know the future, with its “comet tails” is here to stay. #emimcc

Women experiencing painful reproductive health conditions such as endometriosis, adenomyosis and heavy menstrual bleeding are frequently finding their symptoms ‘normalised’ and their ‘pain dismissed’ when seeking help, a new report by the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) has

If you are thinking you might find dry January challenging, distract yourself with #POCUS & start scanning My friends & I will be doing #Scanuary in January. Each day we will post tweetorials abt different modalities of #POCUS Lung, echo, blocks & so much more EM POCUS

Happy New Year everyone Its the first day of January and we are going to kick off #Scanuary with something close to my heart A 🧵about regional anaethesia (RA) and pain management for chest wall injuries in ED

Selected cases win free entry to the conference #apics2025

Good morning. A cautionary thread on post-discharge follow-up and test results for physicians. SAM Online 🧵

Thanks Ross Prager . I strongly suspect that sometimes in our quest to optimize the macro hemodynamic numbers we uncouple them from tissue perfusion. Please consider coming to na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%… for lots of talk about these topics.

2 important things: 1. Tamponade will remain a clinical diagnosis supported by echo 2. None of the inflow variation stuff is validated in the mechanically ventilated patient onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

Having had 2 emergency situations with family recently I wanted to say a thank you to the NHS. The care and professionalism was exceptional, the staff were dedicated and patient. The stress on the system was evident but once in the flow of things the staff delivered the

Point of care ultrasound (PoCUS) is now a recognised and endorsed special interest group (SIG) at the Royal College of General Practitioners. It was a great pleasure to discuss PoCUS use in general pracrice with senior RCGP Council members at the recent SIG members meeting.

Since we are doing all things PoCUS in #Scanuary. I wanted to highlight the utility of #POCS and shock scanning in all ages of patients with shock Here is a 🧵about ▪️Tachyarrythmias in neonates ▪️Shock assessment and management

In 2017, my US visa for a residency programme was rejected (Trump’s travel ban for 7 nationalities rule). It did sting for some time… especially since I had been living in Ireland for a few years beforehand. Until today, I am glad it didn't work 😂 A glimpse of how much IMGs

▪️IMGs 🌎 who get to HST in the UK 🇬🇧 are likely to have an outstanding portfolio. Something stands out. ▪️We must work X10 harder to earn these NTNs and progress with visa restrictions and limited resources. ▪️Many of us consider 🇬🇧 our forever home… We saw in the #NHS

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde: "The vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. They pay taxes and are good neighbors...may I ask you to have mercy Mr. President on those in our communities whose children fear that their parents will be taken away."

Docs, how do you recognise when an inpatient is sick and needs attention out of hours? And how do you recognise when they may be dying so you can consider moving to end of life care? Share your tips! I'll go first, starting with recognising the unwell patient.

You know what? I’m not that worried. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Disagreement amongst experts makes things hard for the public Beggs must be right that aerosol is inevitable But there are nuances because viral dose is important, and droplets likely deposit a big dose in the mouth where aerosol deposits in lungs (more serious)

Urgent for #acutemedicine SAM Online SAM Scotland takeAIM, due to some last minute complications we have become v short of panel for interviews tomorrow/Fri - if anyone ST7 or above can give us even half a day it would be incredibly helpful. Please contact me asap

Time for another lung tweetorial! A patient was intubated for pulmonary aspiration. No more secretions were obtained, but the patient was 'stuck' at 30% FiO₂ Here's the lung ultrasound of the right base (left was normal) What does it show?