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Life lessons after a career in intensive care medicine....great piece from J Randall Curtis on @youricm. A must read for every intensivist

A qualitative study of frontline intensivists identified several modifiable strategies to mitigate strain and optimize emergency responses during the pandemic. Read the full article from the November issue: hubs.la/H0-QlR50

People are complicated. Leading them isn't. A simple plan for leading well: 🧵

Yesterday at PAIR we kicked off Black History month as a family - virtually watching a film about Henrietta Lacks, HeLa cells, and the very real human costs of poor ethics in research practice. It's one of many internal convos we hope to have at our Center about health equity.

Why isn’t kindness valued more in academic success? Being a good person and a good scientist should not be mutually exclusive. Think of all the innovation that could happen in psychologically safe and nurtured scientific environments.

@iwashyna Michigan Medicine Pulmonary & Critical Care 🫁 Super excited about this work and the new collaborations which emerged! Kelly Vranas Snigdha Jain MD, MHS Janae Heath Kusum Mathews Liana Schweiger, MD Eddie Kilb & Michelle Spiegel ATS Women in Critical Care

1/8 Quick thread on new paper out led by @ajadmon (Andy promises to do a more thorough one after vacation) In it we discuss how selection bias can be a hidden menace in observational studies (resulting in bias similar in magnitude to confounding!) pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35120299/

This qualitative study from a #COVID19 crisis capacity triage simulation found challenges in adapting clinical intuition and training to a distinctive role in the process of scarce resource allocation. ja.ma/3xzuOPs

No clinician wants to have to decide who will receive scarce resources. WA State triage team simulations illuminated a clinically and ethically complex task. #bioethics Kelly Vranas @laurabwebster Douglas Diekema JAMA Network Open UW Medicine Northwest Healthcare Response Network ja.ma/3xzuOPs

Awesome talk by NM Pulmonary and Thoracic Surgery Nandita Nadig on the great #teleicu program at MUSC and barriers to telemedicine implementation in rural areas American Thoracic Society (ATS) #ATS2022

Congratulations to Dr Laveena Munshi on her promotion to Associate Professor. Well deserved!! 🎉👏🏻🎉👏🏻#womenleaders #WomenInSTEM

Kelly C. Vranas, MD, MCR, and Michelle E. Kho, PT, PhD, join CHEST Podcast Moderator, Gretchen Winter, MD, to discuss the influence of the #COVID19 pandemic on intensivists' well-being: chestjournal.podbean.com/e/the-influenc… #MedEd #journalCHEST #MedTwitter

#Wellness and #Coping of #Physicians Who Worked in #ICUs During the #Pandemic: A Multicenter Cross-Sectional North American Survey buff.ly/3NkQwfY

Important to acknowledge the expert clinicians and powerful women who contributed to writing this: our leader Andrea MacDonald Duke Pulm Fellows and Hayley Gershengorn Cara Heuser MD May Hua @emilyvailmd Elizabeth Viglianti Kelly Vranas Jennifer Wong Yale MFM and Rachel Kohn PAIR Center Penn LDI

👟 To kick-off 2⃣0⃣2⃣3⃣ at CHEST® Journal Critical Care, 📣I'm thrilled to announce our inaugural Associate Editor team: @ErinCarlton Eddy Fan Molly Hayes Anica Law, MD MS @Jomcpeake22 John Reilly Fernando Zampieri 🎉We are now accepting submissions at editorialmanager.com/chest-critcare

A Penn Medicine research team will lead a large study, supported by The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, to improve the efficacy and reach of inpatient #palliativecare. Scott Halpern Kate Courtright PAIR Center spr.ly/6016PuhvI

What evidence do we need for #POLST to use it ourselves, to advocate for wider usage, and for establishing POLST completion as a quality metric? Guests Scott Halpern, Kelly Vranas, Abby Dotson, Ph.D., Karl Steinberg MD CMD HMDC (he/him). Episode bit.ly/GeriPalEp285 - hosts Alex Smith, MD | Eric Widera, MD

Curious how systems adapted to post-🏥 discharge follow-up during a pandemic? 🦠 Just out in #journal_CHESTCritCare, @KatieHauschildt & colleagues interview 7️⃣0️⃣ providers to find out: chestcc.org/article/S2949-…