EDIT: here's a valuable AI pearl, use your human brain to fact check it. It generated the incorrect pulse ox placement image, luckily AI was able to correct it, but now we have dextrocardia. Wompwomp
AI changes how I would have studied for things if I were still in school. Prepping for (not my first) NRP course and sharing some resources it created: tinyurl.com/fr6ypdsv tinyurl.com/4we8feh3 tinyurl.com/29pmuvj8 #NRP
FOAM Cortex: A New Way to Access FOAMed Knowledge at the Point of Care ino.to/eJjFBuO
External validity remains questionable. In my n=1 attendance at my kid's school Halloween parade trial, Batman’s presence produced a 100% stare rate and a 0% seat-yielding rate. www.instagram.com/p/DQe2iWJEVC...
"Key Result: Passengers were roughly three times more likely to give up their seat for a pregnant-appearing woman when Batman was present on the train compared with when he was not."
EHRs are built for data—with clicks, checkboxes, and drop-downs. But clinical care is narrative, fluid, human. Rigid input disrupts how we think. Design should serve the clinician’s mind, not force us to serve the machine. That’s how care—and tech—gets better. #EHR #HumanCenteredDesign
was expected a deeper dive into G1 lore Dan, like Ontario EHRs is like mismatched combiners trying to combine into a monstrosity. Meanwhile, Decepticons (aka for profit) quietly mining our data like it’s raw Energon
new @NUEMblog post:
STEMI to OMI: Rethinking who will benefit from PCI
Newest Lecture: Replace STEMI/NSTEMI with OMI/NOMI, and AI in the ECG Diagnosis of OMI ino.to/Cc5vqfD
AI Podcast on latest ACLS 2023 updates
www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/...
our hosts realized they made an error and put out a new podcast: drive.google.com/file/d/1SQVC...
Doing an ACLS recert, just need a quick refresher on numbers for the written exam, used AI to create a quick podcast #notebookilm drive.google.com/file/d/1Uxmj...
