Notes from Dr. RW

Hospitalist resources and more.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Outpatient infusion therapy and diabetic foot infections

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A review on diabetic foot infections and other soft tissue infections with emphasis on outpatient infusion therapy is presented here as a Me...
Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Bob Wachter’s Knol on the hospitalist model of care

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Bob Wachter’s Knol is one of the better overviews on hospital medicine I’ve seen. The section on the history of hospital medicine is partic...
Monday, July 28, 2008

Perioperative statin use in cardiac surgery

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A meta-analysis has demonstrated that perioperative statin use is associated with a decrease in atrial fibrillation, all cause mortality and...

Bob Wachter introduces Google’s Knol

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A Knol is a “unit of knowledge” according to his description . Google rolled out its Knol project, which has been branded as “Google’s answ...
Sunday, July 27, 2008

Procalcitonin: not ready for prime time but promising

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Procalcitonin is the prohormone for calcitonin. It is modified in the parathyroid gland to the active hormone and not normally released int...
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Saturday, July 26, 2008

Activated protein C for severe sepsis: evidence summary

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Since its initial approval for severe sepsis recombinant activated protein C (apC) was beset by controversy stemming from questions about PR...
Friday, July 25, 2008

Medical blogosphere subject of Journal of General Internal Medicine study

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A paper in the Journal of General Internal Medicine set out to examine the content of medical blogs for appropriateness and professionalism....
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Activated protein C for sepsis: Can protein C levels guide therapy?

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Evidence which has accumulated since the original approval of activated protein C for severe sepsis suggests that patient selection is more ...
Thursday, July 24, 2008

Want to be a hospitalist?

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Read this before you sign up. It’s all too typical. Via Kevin M.D.

Reaction to Thomas Stossel’s Medscape commentary on commercial influence

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---consisted of a rebuttal by Dr. Howard Brody, Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Texas, Galveston along with two comment t...
Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Challenging the dogma on conflicts of interest

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Although I’ve already linked to Harvard Medical School professor Thomas Stossel’s Medscape commentary a couple of times it’s so rich I jus...

Talk about conflicts of interest

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Mention conflicts of interest and the pharmaceutical industry immediately comes to mind. But there are many other conflicts in day to day pr...
Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Mechanisms of recombinant activated protein C in sepsis

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Activation of the coagulation system and inflammatory cytokines are universal in sepsis and are interrelated. Although activated protein C ...
Monday, July 21, 2008

Should hospitalists take over the world of inpatient care?

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No. A story from the Annals of Family Medicine speaks louder than all the “data” you can marshal about hospitalists and outcomes. The author...
Thursday, July 17, 2008

A point-counterpoint on commerce in medicine

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In an earlier post about the CME Thought Police I briefly mentioned Tom Stossel’s piece on the proposed ban on commercial support of CME and...

Activated protein C from bench to bedside

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Early this year the Surviving Sepsis Campaign downgraded its recommendation for activated protein C based on new evidence. I blogged it her...
Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Toxicology for the hospitalist

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This review from Chest belongs in your list of references. You’ll find out how the latest evidence applies to questions such as these: What...
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Pacemaker ECG interpretation

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A guide from the November 2001 issue of the American Journal of Emergency Medicine.

Medical management after acute coronary syndrome

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----with a focus on post discharge antiplatelet agents .
Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Eli Lilly and the Surviving Sepsis Guidelines

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Recent blistering attacks on the Surviving Sepsis Guidelines have made a large appeal to public distrust of the pharmaceutical industry (spe...
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