Neurocritical Care / Pulmonary Critical Care Consultants Atrium Health, Carolinas Medical Center
Charlotte, NC
Joined September 2014
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Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
Welcome Dr. DeHoff! We're happy that you are joining us!
So excited for the next step in my career with @UNCneurology as a neuro critical care fellow with this amazing group of women to guide me and teach me! Cannot wait to take over our WNC group get together a with @DukeNeuroICU and @WakeForest. @aartisarwal
Congratulations to @CaseyOlmShipman!
Dr. Casey Olm-Shipman has been a longtime valued member of IHQI faculty, and she even started with us as an Improvement Scholar in 2015. We are now pleased to officially welcome her as our newest Associate Director! 👏 @UNCneurology @UNCneurosurgery med.unc.edu/ihqi/directory/c…
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
Dr. Casey Olm-Shipman has been a longtime valued member of IHQI faculty, and she even started with us as an Improvement Scholar in 2015. We are now pleased to officially welcome her as our newest Associate Director! 👏 @UNCneurology @UNCneurosurgery med.unc.edu/ihqi/directory/c…
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
Based on ESETT, second line should be given automatically in the ED. Great opportunity for EM & NCC to work together for evidence-based protocol! (Also plugging dual trained EM/NCC folks too: @cgzammit @UCcritcare @HamergencyMD @waknight4 @CadenaRoni)
UNC is part of a national research study, #BOOST3 to learn if either of 2 strategies for monitoring and treating patients with #TBI in the ICU helps them get better. For info about the trial visit researchforme.unc.edu/index.……
@UNCneurosurgery @UNCneurology – at Raleigh, NC
UNC is part of a national research study, #BOOST3 to learn if either of 2 strategies for monitoring and treating patients with #TBI in the ICU helps them get better. For info about the trial visit researchforme.unc.edu/index.…
@UNCneurosurgery @UNC_Health_Care
Virtual family-centered rounds in the NSICU during #COVID19 visitor restrictions! @UNC_Health_Care – at North Carolina, USA
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Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
It's time to think about professionalism specific to the current generation of medical learners and staff! #Meded #HR #healthcare @WomenSurgeons @youngneuros @NCMedBoard
Why millennials in medicine want a different dress code dlvr.it/RBRXFW #Education #HospitalBasedMedicine via @kevinmd
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
Are you a neurosurgery resident or board eligible neurosurgeon? Log into you AANS account right now and vote for the Young Neurosurgeon ballot!! My membership, 2019 YNS election. Obviously, please vote CQ. Young neurosurgeons are the future! #aans #Neurosurgery #leadership
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
I’m honored to receive this! Although, to be honest, it took me a minute to figure out if the citation was a good thing or a bad thing. 🤣
Congratulations to @CarolynQuinsey of @UNCneurosurgery, recipient of the @youngneuros #AANS2019 #PublicServiceCitation! @AANSNeuro @jerjohnson @michaelivanmd @graffeo @EKNduom
We see too many ATV and ROV accidents in the ED and NeuroICU. Even worse, there are many that never make it to a hospital. #ATVsafety #injuryprevention – at North Carolina, USA
ATV crashes have claimed more than 15,250 lives since the 1980s, when federal officials began counting. More than 20% of those killed have been children under 16. #injuryprevention northcarolinahealthnews.org/…
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
TB #smacc Great talk about #TXA from #srrezaie from Rebelem.com.
Take home messages:
Epistaxis under dual anti-platelet therapy; 500mg TXA in a soaked pledget, 5 min in each nostril, apply gentle compression
you can easily nebulize TXA for hemoptysis.
It might be safe to continue perioperative ASA in our high risk patients. @UNCneurosurgery – at North Carolina, USA
#OnlineFirst: Effect of perioperative aspirin use on hemorrhagic complications in elective craniotomy for brain tumors: results of a single-center, retrospective cohort study thejns.org/view/journals/j-n…
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
First tweet. Cfas plenary on policy and advocacy both timely and inspiring in this political climate #cfaschat #aamccfas #uncneurosurgery
As medical providers we stand on the front lines every day and fight for our patients while the administrative part of healthcare ties our hands. Thank you @ZDoggMD for standing up for Moral Injury. youtube.com/watch?v=L_1PNZdH… #moralinjury – at Raleigh, NC
I wish I had reviewed this before my flight home, it would have come in handy. Btw, there aren’t a lot of medical resources on a plane. – at Chapel Hill, NC
For those of you flying out of Sydney today or tomorrow, here is some cognitive offloading for you :) #smacc @smaccteam thanks to all for an amazing, final #smacc !
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
A simple and useful idea: measure ICP and drain CSF at the same time in brain injured patients. But not simple to develop. Congrats to @xiuyun_liu for the first independent validation of an EVD able to do both at the same time. rdcu.be/buury
link.springer.com/article/10…
Rhonda Cadena, MD, FNCS, FCCM retweeted
Amazing talk from @Mulinda_EMalawi describing revolutionizing care in Malawi. #smacc2019 @smaccteam
