Pediatric Intensivist
Chagrin Falls, OH
Joined August 2014
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After my 36 y.o. brother was in the cath lab for >8 hours, my parents were besides themselves with worry. Designate a team member to update families often. #PedsICU
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Simply awesome. A little effort can go a long way👇👇👇♥️♥️♥️
#medtwitter #MedEd
Today, my brother is taking another step on his lifelong journey with congenital heart disease and getting a defibrillator placed. I am managing my stress by...grant writing? Trying to throw more starfish into the ocean! @kmasonri #PedsICU #academicmedicine
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Coming right up @DrPaulOffit Dr. Debra Faulk @KatherineSlain First plenary session @pedsedation virtual conference is about to start with inspiring speakers and timely updates #SPS20 #PedsICU #PedsAnes #PedsED #PHM Thanks @MaryLandrigan for great program
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion Of Gender Equality, Dies At 87 npr.org/2020/09/18/100306972…
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A federal rule released last night rolls back protections for transgender people and sets a dangerous precedent that could jeopardize children's health in other ways, all in the midst of a global pandemic. We oppose the rule. Pediatricians care for all children.
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When I was a resident, Dr. Goldfrank would ask us the same question on every patient we saw:
"What is the lesion in the healthcare system that brought this patient to us today?"
It was a challenge to look deeper into the root cause of emergencies
How a business can flourish during an economic slump | video.foxbusiness.com/v/6097…
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Highlight: 'Rock the Recession' author @jpslain on how to prepare for a recession:
Absolutely!
You mean this one? ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2911…
I was just reading it 🧐 !
Both studies are (in my opinion) a must-read for all pediatricians and #PedsICU falks
I insist in this conept: #bronchiolitis as a social disease
Every Intensivist has a “why.” 35 yrs ago Charles was born blue. Not supposed to survive. I was 5, standing at his incubator. My mother gone for weeks, sitting vigil in a PICU, 12 hours away, with each successive surgery. My childhood. Thankful everyday. Now I give back #PedsICU
Today is the anniversary of the first "blue baby" operation, performed by Alfred Blalock on 15-month-old, Eileen Saxon, in 1944. It was conceived of by Blalock, Vivien Thomas, and Helen Taussig. In the photo, Thomas can be seen standing over Blalock's shoulder, guiding him. #CHD
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Killing time while traveling? Pretending to work to avoid family? Check out if the PALICC “at-risk for PARDS” criteria actually are associated with clinical outcomes in this new #PedsICU study in @PedCritCareMed by @KatherineSlain from @UHRainbowBabies
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Once again, social marginalization is associated with worse outcomes is children with chronic illness. So does it effect kids with critical illness? DKA? @JPediatr @SickKidsNews @sickkids sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
The Long Ride Home | NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
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Studies overwhelmingly demonstrate the irreparable harm caused by breaking up families. latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la…
PEDS-VA_2017-2309 pediatrics.aappublications.o…… @diversitydataki Great article from Dr. Kersten and colleagues @UCSF. Place matters. Even in acute pediatric illness.
Racial variations in extracorporeal membrane oxygenation use following congenital heart surgery jtcvs.org/article/S0022-5223…. Health care disparities exist in the PICU, too.