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For Emergency Physicians, placing a tracheostomy tube can often be a high-stakes, final attempt to save a patient's life. However, we report here on a surprising way that tracheostomy placement could fail. If you are an EM doc, this is a quick read on an interesting finding. With Graham Snyder The article is open access for the first 50 days on the Annals of Emergency Medicine. https://lnkd.in/ge7K2hPV

#VisualAbstract: Timing of Complete Revascularization with Multivessel PCI for Myocardial Infarction #StudyGraphics #multivesseldisease

ICYMI: #VisualAbstract: Timing of Complete Revascularization with Multivessel PCI for Myocardial Infarction #StudyGraphics #multivesseldisease

The first step in our patient journey is the clinical assessment. Completely free of charge, this allows us to fully assess the patient’s needs and establish whether the 21D solution is right for them. We believe firmly in preserving healthy teeth, which is why we only move forward with patients with six or fewer healthy teeth. It is also why we don’t charge patients for this assessment. During our clinical assessments, we capture data through a CBCT scan and a Cone Beam Computed Tomography 3D X-ray of both jaws. Find out more about our clinical assessments here: https://lnkd.in/egW34Chp #lifechanging #dentalimpants #fulljawrehabilitation

HOT OFF THE PRESS! JACOT Volume 6, Issue 1 is Published! This issue focuses on original research, a quality improvement project, and a case study regarding topics on reading accessibility of patient education handouts used in acute care as well as considerations for mechanical device use and OT service delivery for a patient awaiting heart transplant. Another study focuses on frailty assessment and predicting function postoperative length of stay. Exciting advancements and examples for OT in acute care service delivery aspects.https://https://lnkd.in/dwtWCZZB

I'm planning on joining Dr. Matthias Lars Grünewald on Wednesday, May 8, 2024 | 9:00am CEST | 3:00pm SGT | 5:00pm AEST in this live #ClinicalView webinar for an overview of some clinical outcomes that Surgical Pleth Index (SPI) may enable, and to hear practical tips on its usage during clinical practice. Curious? Register below 👇 #patientmonitoring

Dr Vamsi Krishna of Ascension Texas Cardiovascular/Seton Hays Hospital Seton Healthcare Family shares his thoughts on the ACIST® CVi® in a new DAIC blog, "In the field of medical imaging and procedures, having a versatile and efficient contrast delivery system can greatly enhance the quality of patient care. In this blog post, we will explore the various features and functions of the ACIST CVi, highlighting its range of abilities in terms of device capabilities, setup options, and use-case applications. We will discuss how these features can positively impact healthcare professionals, hospitals, and most importantly, patients." https://buff.ly/3KWcWUN

What challenges does your ultrasound lab face in today's rapidly expanding healthcare system? Universal Ultrasound has a solution. Our consulting program can streamline protocols for specific disease states and align medical staff to interpret correctly on the current diagnostic criteria, placing patients in the appropriate pathways. By closing the communication loop, we can cut costs to your system and improve patient outcomes. Remember, ultrasound is one of the first experiences your patients have. Learn more about our program at https://lnkd.in/eegXYsAt. 

The goal of CardX is to develop a common, universal cardiovascular lexicon along with corresponding, open-source data standards. By collecting computable data at the point of care tightly integrated with clinical workflows, we can reduce clinician burden and drive innovation in cardiovascular care. Learn more about Cardiovascular data eXchange: https://bit.ly/3UwVVUJ #CodeXHL7FHIR #CardX #cardiovascular #healthIT #interoperability

Join Luna Physical Therapy and CAT 5 Strategies in an insightful webinar on March 5 where they unveil the secrets to achieving execution excellence in the three most critical areas for MLR reduction and optimizing Quality Program performance. This "how-to" webinar is designed to guide healthcare professionals through the essential steps for ensuring success in Diabetic, Cardiac, and Musculoskeletal (MSK) Quality Programs, including closing care gaps and impact HOS.