#Nurses

Part 2 – Progression of Shock (A thread)We are now going to look at how shock progresses from it’s early stages as compensated through to irreversible. #CYPStNN #Nursing @WeCYPnurses As
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I remember this feeling from years ago (i.e. last month) The effect of curve-flattening is amazing and so much to be desired compared to other colleagues' experiences.It does produce a
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1. Nigerians have a huge problem with defending the indefensible. A crisis is brewing yet again in South Africa, instead of sitting down & reflecting on what we might have
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Giving birth whilst black - how to prepare and what to look out for. A thread 1. Educate yourself - Learn about what is and isn’t normal during pregnancy,
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something I think about a lot is who is allowed to be an expert on their own life and who isn't - mostly in the context of illness and disability,
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What I learnt on the Twitters this week:1. G-G Payette scheduled to appear on the Ellen show but talks break down when teams of staffers started bullying and belittling one
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One of the most exciting projects at NASM is the scanning of color photos from WW2, which really make that time come alive in a powerful way.Here's a thread of
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The man who’s being called “Captain Portland” after stoically absorbing a beating last night by Federal officers is a 53-year-old Navy veteran named Chris David.The former Navy CO wanted a
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If you are coming to study in Canada, try to be proactive in choosing a program, especially if you plan to work in Canada.Do your research and know how relevant
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COVID Update June 29: The view that the economy is more important than people’s lives underlies Trump’s every action.Further it’s what site behind much of the COVID-deniers implicit argument. 1/
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CubaBrief: Hundreds of Cuban doctors join case against the Castro regime denouncing overseas medical program as a form of slavery at the Int'l Criminal Court. Bipartisan U.S. Senate effort introduces
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1/ stole this from a friend.For those of you complaining about Trump being blamed for the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic:I thought I would post a little history lesson for everyone on both
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1) What I'm going to say is based on my experience thus far and the research I do. I've noticed that there's a grave disparity between what we see on
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Privileged to listen to Paula McGowan @PaulaMc007 tell #OliversStory today at @mybcu. Many thanks to Katie Meah from our LD Nursing team for organising. Paula @PaulaMc007 begins her talk by
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More infections every day. Schools closed. Hundreds quarantined. Masks advised.With all of the #coronavirus worry, I was curious how Omaha responded to one of the worst pandemics in recent history:
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This is the story about why the world's highest coronavirus death rate is in the heart of Europe, and home to its major institutions: Belgium. A THREAD. 1/11https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-04-25/why-the-world-s-highest-virus-death-ra
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