Emily Mui

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Emily Mui

Emily Mui

@EmilyMui

Stanford Antimicrobial Safety & Sustainability Program @StanfordASP

Katılım Haziran 2009
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ACCP INFD PRN
ACCP INFD PRN@accpinfdprn·
Invasive mucormycosis is an uncommon infix that has been associated with high rates of mortality. Differences in pt host factors, dx presentation, and mgmt practices have made it difficult to ascertain efficacy of interventions with invasive mucormycosis. @MAD_ID_ASP #MADID2023
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David Ha
David Ha@DHpharmd·
A daily thought of mine is how spoiled we are with such amazing ID fellows, ♥️ you folks! ☺️ @Stanford_ID @Stanford_Med_ID
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Will A
Will A@Willeeuhmm·
📢 Poll Question In liver transplant recipients, what duration of abx surgical ppx does your institution recommend? Feel free to comment below if you provide diff recs based on patient-specific factors (MELD, amount of RBC transfused, choledochojejunostomy, etc)
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Stanford Infectious Diseases Program
Stanford Infectious Diseases Program@Stanford_ID·
We are so excited to gain such an incredible new class of incoming fellows today! Congratulations to each of you on all you have already accomplished. We cannot wait for you to join our Stanford ID family in a few short months!
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David Ha@DHpharmd·
✅ Check out this work on persistent VRE bacteremia 🦠🩸➡️🦠🩸 led by the wonderful @FoxEPharmD and @Willeeuhmm with our @StanfordASP @Stanford_ID team @StanDeresinski @Marisa_Holubar @EmilyMui @LinaMengPharmD and Twitter-less Mark Bounthavong. 🥳🎉🙌 bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…
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Great work, @FoxEPharmD! “Patients with severe neutropenia, 4 out of 4 positive index blood culture bottles, and lack of source control were more likely to develop persistent VRE bacteremia despite directed antibiotic treatment.” @StanfordASP @Stanford_ID @MDAndersonNews

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Stanford Antimicrobial Stewardship
Stanford Antimicrobial Stewardship@StanfordASP·
Interested in risk factors associated with persistent VRE bacteremia? Check this out from our former ID PGY2 @StanfordMed and 🌟 ID PharmD @MDAndersonNews 👏🏽 bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.com/counter/pdf/10…
Will A@Willeeuhmm

Great work, @FoxEPharmD! “Patients with severe neutropenia, 4 out of 4 positive index blood culture bottles, and lack of source control were more likely to develop persistent VRE bacteremia despite directed antibiotic treatment.” @StanfordASP @Stanford_ID @MDAndersonNews

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Will A
Will A@Willeeuhmm·
Great work, @FoxEPharmD! “Patients with severe neutropenia, 4 out of 4 positive index blood culture bottles, and lack of source control were more likely to develop persistent VRE bacteremia despite directed antibiotic treatment.” @StanfordASP @Stanford_ID @MDAndersonNews
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Will A@Willeeuhmm·
First time as a speaker @IDWeek2022! Couldn’t have done it without the support of so many mentors. Also great to reconnect w/ colleagues from across the country and meet new friends that are absolutely killing it at their institutions! @StanfordASP @SIDPharm 📸: @HMS_MI
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