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Agree. I suggest something even better: avoid the word "withdrawn"
"After discussion of prognosis and pt's values/preferences; the decision was made to transition to comfort care and prioritize pain & symptom control." @Surgpallcare @RedMDND @iwashyna @GioraNetzer @MdCCProject
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“Family decided to withdraw care” is never appropriate in the chart.
Better: "After discussion of prognosis and pt's values/preferences; life-prolonging measures to be withdrawn."
Families don’t make medical decisions- don't document as such.
#kittlesonrules
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Replying to @COREIMpodcast @AdamRodmanMD
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Is this the end of antipsychotics for ICU delirium?
Or maybe just for hypoactive delirium?
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If my “political agenda” is to use science to decrease gun related death/disability of my patients - then guilty as charged. Now excuse me - back to taking care of gun carnage. @ThisIsOurLane #Enough Yes, Doctors Should 'Stay In Their Lane' On Gun Policy thefederalist.com/2018/11/13…
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@UPennTrauma This IS OUR Lane. @AdamShiroff @MarkSeamonMD @carriesims20 @Daniel_Holena @nielsmd @lewisjkaplan @KChreiman
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@CritCareReviews has been fascinating to listen to. I would second the mastering intensive care series as well, often thought provoking. @smaccteam podcast if not already following. @MdCCProject Is another to look at.
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Our thoughts on the 2018 SSC Update...now up at criticalcareinem.com. @JohnGreenwoodMD
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Look closely for delayed complete heart block post TAVR (POD 2-30) In this report, 10% incidence w/o any periprocedural blocks recognized with outpt cont ECG monitoring #FOAMcc #FOAMcards xitter.cf/jaccjournals/status/95…
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Use of fresh blood in transfusions does not improve survival for intensive-care patients jwat.ch/2xLtHgd @NEJM
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Today's shift with @critcareguys doing some #WhiteBoardTeaching @UMEmergencyMed #FOAMed Happy Groundhog Day!
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formatting issues delayed me by a couple of days, but the non-profit Critical Care Reviews Book 2017 is now online
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New post heads up: RCTs are the Basis of Good Clinical Practice – CON: Peter Brindley, PRO: John Myburgh ow.ly/KpKy509d79X
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