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Write HTML. Render video. Built for agents(github.com)
1 points by mv 4mo ago|0 comments
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by mv 11mo ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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by mv 1y ago
this is why american medical care is so expensive. Family’s and Law make doctors “do everything” even when the doctors know there is 0.01% chance such a person even makes it out of the icu and that’s not saying anything about brain function
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by mv 1y ago
whoever owns them.
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by mv 1y ago
yes. many different strains and even if your body clears infection with one doesn’t protect against other strains
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by mv 1y ago
that post gives similar feelings as the song Caledonia by Dougie MacLean
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WhisperClip: One-Click Audio Transcription UI(github.com)
2 points by mv 3y ago|0 comments
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by mv 3y ago
The information blocking rule requires that all test, notes, and labs are shared by default as soon as they result with few exceptions.
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by mv 3y ago
I'd be shocked if this was anywhere near reality. Covid hasn't been an issue any of the hospitals that I work at to the point that many doctors and nurses don't even bother with N95 masks when seeing covid patients. It's
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by mv 3y ago
leeches are still in use…
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by mv 3y ago
Where are you getting this 4000 hrs number from? I’m a MD and this isn’t even remotely correct and the number seems to be pulled out of thin air. Comparing a 2 year PA program with a 4 year MD program plus mandatory 2-7 year additional trai
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by mv 4y ago
It would make logical sense for it to function like that, but go ahead and test your theory. You will quickly find most places happily continue service for a while while sending bills and threatening collections. This is especially true of
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by mv 6y ago
At my hospital the nursing UI of Epic is absolutely horrid. It's cluttered and confusing with multiple places to document everything. Epic is completely customizable, but the people who make the decisions in nursing management aren&#x2
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by mv 7y ago
The indiegogo funded camect is pitched as a private 'cloud optional' recorder. The beta unit I have is cloud connected but the final release has the option to be fully local. It has a lot of neat features like identifying people&#
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by mv 8y ago
The Auto-injector's themselves are a solved problem and the device itself did not fail. However, -For over 10 years, It well documented in literature that even in normal BMI women the needle is not long enough to reach muscle. https:
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by mv 8y ago
It is absolutely criminal that a <$20 drug can be sold for $4500... Auto-injectors have been a solved problem for decades, and there is nothing special about naloxone vs any other drug. Treating auto-injecting tech as different for each
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by mv 8y ago
I am a board certified anesthesiologist in the USA. What is your justification or source for calling this false? Fentanyl is given to nearly every patient prior to intubation and frequently redosed throughout most operations.
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by mv 8y ago
It is deadly as a street drug, but it is safe and effective in the hospital setting. It is used on nearly every patient that has an operation with anesthesia and would be very difficult to find a replacement that is as versatile.
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by mv 10y ago
they are completely different. Where I work in cali nurses are full time working 3 or 4 twelve hour shifts a week. Overtime optional and highly compensated. medical residents will routinely do back to back 24 hour shifts with no sleep and e
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by mv 10y ago
Opioid withdrawal while uncomfortable generally does not lead to death. However withdrawal from benzodiazepines and alcohol are both very dangerous and can lead to death. http://americanaddictioncenters.org/withdrawal-timeli
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by mv 10y ago
CURES works but at the cost of completely negating any type of privacy protection on medical records. Pretty much anyone (prescriber, dispenser, law enforcement ) can pull up CURES reports knowing a persons last name and birthdate. What is
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by mv 11y ago
Or maybe you aren't a doctor and shouldn't be judging if your father needed abx based on a few google searches. Get a second opinion from a professional if you think your dads doc is over prescribing. While colds are not dangerous
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by mv 11y ago
There may have been things lavished on doctors in the past, but as of a few years ago docs effectively can't get anything free unless it is under $10 an instance and less than $100/year. See: http://www.rxvantage.com&#x
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by mv 12y ago
Vancomycin is used routinely (at least in the three hospitals I work in) and it is far from a last ditch drug. That has shifted to Linezolid and Daptomcyin. In the three hospitals I work at, medicine doctors must consult Infectious Disease
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by mv 12y ago
My current schedule is 12 days on 13 hour shifts followed by two days off. Resident physicians get screwed and only recently were 'limited' to 80 hour work weeks. I would love even a five day work week. I have noticed my moral h
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by mv 13y ago
This question clearly reveals your lack of understanding of the US medical education system. I hate responding to trolls, but your comments through the thread have been a bit abrasive to me. Accusing someone of 'cheating the system&#x2
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by mv 13y ago
also getting an error trying to register. 'the file /tmp/<hash>' does not exist
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by mv 13y ago
Yosee Support link on the itunes page points at the broken link support.yosee.com Cool intro although it took a while to load for me.
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by mv 13y ago
I don't have graph search yet :(
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by mv 13y ago
the site is very slow loading next page after clicking submit... Also, no option to skip the stupidly easy levels.

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