Shifting the Work For a variety of reasons, I’ve been thinking a lot about flow starvation over the past week. This phenomenon is perhaps better
Author: Matt Siuba
“purposeful inaction” in a pandemic: students, lead the way!
Anytime an article has words like “purposeful inaction” in the title, you have my attention! This week, an article by Hema Pingali & Ashwini Joshi
curiosity as a clinical virtue
A few months ago, I watched the first season of Ted Lasso. It’s a delightful show – hilarious, heartwarming at times, with an endearing title
a curious case of refractory hypoxemia: CCN Re-POST
A young adult male is transferred to your facility due to reported ARDS and severe hypoxemia related to pancreatitis. He was intubated one day prior
the problem with cutoffs
Medical decision making relies heavily on numerical cutoffs to decide whether disease is present or absent. In some ways, this is necessary for us to
Refractory hypoxemia how-to
In this video interview with Haney Mallemat, I describe a case of refractory hypoxemia and how it might be managed in cases of ARDS.
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