Loved the article/More of a clinical what to do if persistent tachycardia than how to hyper document to avoid a successful lawsuit/at least that’s my perspective after 14 years of retirtement in ER medicine
Very nice article. My colleagues hate the smell of our ER, but I can’t resist taking the shoes and socks off all my patients looking for rotten feet. This is a commonly missed part of our skin examination and the causes of more than a few ‘occult’ sepsis cases!
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May 17, 2025
Mark KramerLoved the article/More of a clinical what to do if persistent tachycardia than how to hyper document to avoid a successful lawsuit/at least that’s my perspective after 14 years of retirtement in ER medicine
May 19, 2025
Thomas Barrows, MDVery nice article. My colleagues hate the smell of our ER, but I can’t resist taking the shoes and socks off all my patients looking for rotten feet. This is a commonly missed part of our skin examination and the causes of more than a few ‘occult’ sepsis cases!
Shout out to Dr Bedolla, my mentor 25 years ago!