Tammy Baillie-Stanton

Be kind always 💙

DOH is freezing clinical posts - please share far and wide chng.it/Sf7QvmnDd2

A very senior surgical colleague of mine once said ‘I don’t know why we expect you to make a diagnosis in four hours, when often, after they’ve been an inpatient with us for two days I still don’t know what’s wrong with them…’

Appreciating all the educators #TeachersDay

Hugo Minnaar, the mastermind behind the @mastersofresus conference putting eCPR into local context. eCPR should be the next step in improving cardiac arrest survival. Lots of things to consider, even things like the medical aids need to be onboard to pay for it…

Don’t just start #Resuscitation! Pick your patients. @mastersofresus @davidstantonza

Relevant to the @mastersofresus #mastersofresus #traumaarrest

Humility and the human in Emergency Medicine @davidstantonza doing what he does best and getting people to think and interact with as little ego as possible! #mastersofresus

Providing AGGRESSIVE Comfort care rather than "allowing palliation" - changing the language around the end of life care for patients in the EM space @davidstantonza #mastersofresus

If you cannot be corrected without being offended, then you’ll never truly grow in life.

A major barrier to change in health & care is the Einstellung effect. It occurs when, facing a new problem, we apply a repeated solution we have learnt from old problems, based on what we know and are comfortable with, preventing us finding a better solution. It creates a cycle of non-achievement of results. See graphic by @suyashi_dwivedi. We can address it by: 1) Bringing in different voices & perspectives on the problem. 2) Engaging everyone who will be impacted by the potential change early on, so there is ownership, not resistance, to new ways of doing things 3) Small scale testing and experimenting with new approaches. 4) Being divergent in our thinking & not rushing to convergence. 5) Using a structured methodology like design thinking where we focus on fully defining the problem. 6) Being curious to find out how other people have tackled similar problems. New solutions need new approaches. Classic article: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Via @emollick. Additional ideas from @interacting

If you want to master something, teach it. The more you teach, the better you learn. Teaching is a powerful tool to learning.

@GroundFloorPT @emily_fri What evidence based outcome measures? Am curious

Has anybody tried giving burnout lectures to the healthcare system decision makers about how to cause less burnout rather than lecturing the burnt out on how to be less burnt out

Breaking 📢: #ILCOR, supported by #AFEM, #EUSEM, #IFEM, & #IFRC, is going truly global! 🌍 Recognizing the gap in CPR guidelines for low-resource settings, they're working to ensure resuscitation care is inclusive & widespread. Let's champion a universal approach! 💓🏥 #GlobalCPR. 🔗 Dive into the full statement 👉bit.ly/3OWYYV7 #StrongerTogether #Resuscitation #ERC #sciencetwitter #MedTwitter

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All about lung ultrasound #PoCUS youtu.be/GxLpuM_PG3s

Helen Joseph staff say they are completely overwhelmed as patients from other hospitals are being brought here. @TimesLIVE

⁦EM Registrar ⁦@KeabetsoePhello⁩ takes a deep dive into sickle cell disease #FOAMed 🇿🇦 youtu.be/fyPTLVaJfhU

#HJHServiceInformation | What are Helen Joseph Hospital Referral pathways and how does it affect you?