Boarded in Anesthesiology,Pain Medicine,Critical Care. Special interests in Trauma, Neurocritical Care,Ethics,Palliative Care End of Life. Asst Prof LLU Health
Redlands, CA
Joined February 2017
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Great summary of the cascade of events occurring in the ischemic transplant organ. The need is to lessen or stop these cascades
The Cost of Neglect: Cultivating Emotional Health and Resilience in Healthcare Clinicians
Pierre Scott, DMFT
Professor, Loma Linda University
#93rdAnnualPostGraduateConventionHomecomingLLU
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Anamika Banerji, MD, assistant professor of pediatrics, will join the Board of Directors for the California Association of Neonatologists, representing the Southeast Region.
It is a 2-year position where she hopes to further regional, statewide, national collaboration & advocacy.
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@LLUMedSchool Commencement! We honor Dr. Richard Catalano with the Distinguished Service Award! Thank you for your leadership in our Level 1 Trauma Center and for mentoring and training hundreds of surgeons to continue our healing ministry.
Prospective Association of Daily Steps With Cardiovascular Disease: A Harmonized Meta-Analysis | Circulation. #Steps. 6000-9000/ day lowers cardiovascular disease 40-50%. ahajournals.org/doi/abs/10.1…
California Adopts ‘Stop the Bleed’ Trauma Kit Legislation - Anesthesiology News. Dr Sigrid Burruss from #LomaLindaUniversityHealth far right in pic educating legislators and advocating for this important initiative! anesthesiologynews.com/Onlin…
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Dr. Subhas Gupta @plsurgeon , introduced us to the new Wound Care Center. A passion project of his that was 20 years in the making.
#lluhphysicians #woundcare #passion
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Tomorrow, residency applicants will find out if they matched - or not.
Although everyone’s circumstances are different, my general advice for those who go unmatched is here.
thesheriffofsodium.com/2023/…
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It's the ACT of documenting that forces you to think through a patient's case.
Rush it and you're rushing through an important tool for clinical reasoning.
Medicine is fast but at times we must think slow...
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Details & how they relate may not be clear until the different pieces of a patient's puzzle are in ONE place. A note.
Good documentation calls for an assessment, something we may fail to do until we slow down and put "pen to paper."
A note becomes the ultimately check list...