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robbiep
7y ago
If someone comes into hospital trusting the opinion of their doctors that this procedure is going to result in an improvement in their quality of life, and then instead of returning home better they have extended complications, it is just a
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robbiep
7y ago
The risk to the surgeon is the same in all other surgeries - ie. cutting yourself etc, although in Ortho theatres there can be good splashes which can throw fluid up over your head. You should always wear a face mask that has a visor or sep
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robbiep
7y ago
The article itself mentions that modern understanding is that the quarry was only 200-300 metres from the great pyramid
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robbiep
7y ago
Removing screen time is new science and has not been widely propagated. In fact, I am not even sure if it’s been published. I have been working with one of the Australian leaders in concussion (Perth based emergency doctor) who strongly adv
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robbiep
7y ago
If your 02 is 68%, or even 75%, you’re likely about to be put in a coffin. Patients with severe COPD/emphysema might have arterial oxygen levels in the mid to high 80s without supplemental oxygen
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robbiep
7y ago
There was a comment or link I read on here several years ago that I think best defines LinkedIn - paraphrasing: A trading card game played by white males where the aim is to amass as many connections as possible Honestly, to the people I do
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robbiep
7y ago
That’s the best thing I’ve read on the internet this year. I hope you’re at least as naive in age as your comment implies
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robbiep
7y ago
It’s quite generous to say that Australian capitals have very good rail systems. They exist, sure. Patronage (especially in sydney) has been growing at a huge level (partially due to the traffic nightmare, a side effect of the geography). B
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robbiep
7y ago
That's a deep question, I don't think they mix well and this isn't my area of specialisation. I generally try to avoid receptor mashing so try to stick to one thing unless work absolutely demands it (I also think it's ve
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robbiep
7y ago
I agree in sentiment however then the burden shifts to proving that person C was not really person A, and therein lies the crux
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robbiep
7y ago
Medicine, as an applied science, consists of a spectrum of fields between areas that are largely ‘engineering’ and areas that are largely ‘art’. Surgery, for the most part, is something more like engineering/science, where we have most
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robbiep
7y ago
I imagine we have received the crib notes of this story. He was able to improve his condition by being on a permenant norad infusion, which is something we only do in hospitals to critically ill patients who are having a hard time keeping t
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robbiep
7y ago
it’s an inspiring story for sure, and a good reminder to experts to curb their arrogance and keep an open mind. It’s also worth noting that by about midway through the process he was largely an expert in the field, and who cares if he was s
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robbiep
7y ago
The leading example of modafinil is erroneous. Modafinil works by at least 3 mechanisms. Part of the complexity is because we don’t yet fully understand how and what causes sleep; or why it is so necessary that without it you will surely di
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robbiep
7y ago
Thank you :) I’m not twitter active but am heading towards a blog, need to collect some more examples first!
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robbiep
7y ago
Ha I accidentally clicked that and it destroyed all my entered information; I haven't used it properly yet, but it is of low utility as it currently stands!
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robbiep
7y ago
sure is. sorry, tried to make the best of a bad situation, alternative is weirdly spaced text
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robbiep
7y ago
I can't tell you how bad UI design is in existing EMRs. Last night I spent 15 minutes trying to get FirstNet (a Cerner system) to accept a medication order so I could discharge a patient. The problem? Inconsistent UI. - Firstly, th
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robbiep
7y ago
It wasn’t my co working space/I wasn’t working there and I suspect it would have been buried in the t&cs. I was in wework in sydney at the time and re read our t&cs, my reading was that they could probably do the same but it wa
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robbiep
7y ago
I am aware of a co working space/incubator with a number of sites in Australia making bulk $$ on selling information on the startups in residence to other firms. The case that was described to me: a travel company paying around $100k p
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robbiep
7y ago
The character Sax is asked to describe his belief system, and he says, essentially, that it is haecceity, the this-ness of things, that is his belief system, and I thought that was awesome. If you haven't read them, you have to!
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7y ago
most of the original tunneling was done by hand, so i'm not sure if it's directly comparable. There was an interesting article regarding the heat transfer to the surrounding ground recently - [0] that i'm sure you'll fin
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robbiep
7y ago
As I understand it (and I am certainly not qualified in any regard with respect to this type of engineering) he is aiming to increase velocity by decreasing diameter (ie couple meter diameter vs 10m diameter) and then also looking at how th
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robbiep
7y ago
woah that's weird. This (Hacceity) is a social media alias of mine. For a moment I thought I wrote this. Did you come across the word in the Mars trilogy too?
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robbiep
7y ago
It has meaning if you think it has meaning, it doesn't if you don't think it does. You say it has no meaning but then you say you won't end your life because it will cause suffering for people you love. So immediately it has
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7y ago
The real answer to this question is we don’t know, because we don’t fully understand psychosis. We know that drug induced psychosis is different from schizophrenic psychosis, and we understand that schizophrenia is really a degenerative con
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robbiep
7y ago
When I say ‘on your left/right’ when on a bike I make sure I have given them plenty of time and prepare to pass on the opposite side, because the main reaction I generally get is someone stepping into the side I said - a lot of people
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robbiep
7y ago
I’ve done the same thing on my 3 and agree. Also quite like using the knob to select compared to touching
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robbiep
7y ago
I attempted to upgrade to business and found their support so awful I took them and the team elsewhere... I hope their support has improved recently
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robbiep
7y ago
Many European countries and others solve this by allowing entry to most people but then there are high dropout rates as you move through it. Not as efficient but also creates more opportunity
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