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I was once questioned by police about a child abuse case after the fact. Child had died. A-hole who abused him was under arrest. I saw...
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Obligatory post given the topic. If y'all haven't seen this, it's worth watching. Fantastic lecture on why not to talk to the police...
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I don't think anyone is really being anti-police here, it's just that there is literally nothing to be gained by talking to them. It's...
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Quoted and bolded for emphasis. The stylist who cut my hair yesterday had more job training than local PD, and stricter licensing...
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gro2001 reacted to funnybanana's post in the thread Strongly Considering Going Back to Fellowship for Sports Medicine with
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Looking for some insight. I'm about 8 months out of a pretty solid academic EM program. I did well in residency, tried to see as many... -
gro2001 reacted to ShockIndex's post in the thread “Please call me when they go upstairs” with Like.
I tell them that I’m already running late to my appointment at the sperm bank and will be hard at work when the patient moves.
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"Leave your number with the nurse taking care of him/her and make sure they know you'd like a call. We'll try and let you know about...
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gro2001 replied to the thread Transport liability.And conversely I am not arguing that the majority of HEMS flights are high yield (or at all helpful really). And while some of it is...
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gro2001 reacted to The Knife & Gun Club's post in the thread Is negging our own specialty the best strategy? with Like.
One thing I’d add from working both ED and inpatient is as many ways as we can get EM trained people into other rolls in the hospital we...
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gro2001 replied to the thread Is negging our own specialty the best strategy?.Working in both the ER and inpatient side of things I now realize that while there is some additional EM specific grief these...
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gro2001 replied to the thread Transport liability.I think all of you routinely encounter patients in whom a few minutes makes a difference. A dominant hemisphere M1 occlusion loses...
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You'd be surprised at the number of head bleeds we see from this. We don't fully activate, but have a Code CHIP process (Closed Head...
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The midlevels (and hospitalists) likely don't have the knowledge, so depend on actual doctors to handle acute issues for them
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I love this. It would have been really easy, especially on an anonymous forum, to dig in your heels and say the rest of us are just too...