Steve Bocchese

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Steve Bocchese

Steve Bocchese

@SteveBocchese

Nurse Practitioner. PhD candidate at Catholic U-Moral Distress & ICU NPs. Bedside ultrasound enthusiast. #Ultrasoundisthefuture #bringbackthepulmtuxedo

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Steve Bocchese
Steve Bocchese@SteveBocchese·
I had the opportunity to publish a piece of writing that was difficult and rewarding to put down on paper. If you have similar feelings, I will gladly discuss. Be good to yourself. @medpagetoday Opinion | Putting Out the Fire With Gasoline medpagetoday.com/opinion/second…
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Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne
Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne@McGlackenByrne·
Outrageous. I finished a 26 hour reg shift this morning. I and everyone on my rota have to do this once a week, as a direct result of not having enough staff, chronically and by design. It is not fair on doctors and it is not safe for patients. You get what you pay for.
Hugh O'Connell@oconnellhugh

🚨BREAKING: HSE to impose wide-ranging recruitment freeze that will include junior doctors, clerical, agency and patient staff, healthcare assistants and home helps independent.ie/irish-news/pol…

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Gregory Mansfield
Gregory Mansfield@GHMansfield·
Roommate in hospital: “This is the third time they asked me if I want to sign a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) order. I wish they would stop. I don’t want a DNR.” Repeated requests concerning a DNR order are ableist, coercive and harassment. No means no.
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Dr. Glaucomflecken
Dr. Glaucomflecken@DGlaucomflecken·
If there’s one thing I wish everybody knew about US healthcare, it would be the existence of pharmacy benefit managers. They are just as responsible for soaring drug prices as pharma, yet most people are oblivious to their actions. Truly incredible middlemanning effort by PBMs.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia Phillies@Phillies·
HE DID IT! Michael Lorenzen has thrown the 14th no-hitter in Phillies history!
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Jefferson Surgery
Jefferson Surgery@JEFFsurgery·
Congratulations and best wishes to @AMofidMD (right) on completing his very last call shift as a @JeffersonHealth vascular surgery fellow with attending surgeon @mnooromid. Dr. Mofid will now be an attending surgeon in Michigan. 👏
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Zaven Sargsyan
Zaven Sargsyan@sargsyanz·
“Warfarin… that’s weird… why warfarin?” - resident We’ve come a long way. Thank you apixaban.
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Lexie Mannix, MD
Lexie Mannix, MD@ALMannixMD·
Seeing how much the world accepts that it’s impossible to move on after watching CPR really makes me think about how we (medical professionals, especially those who work in Emergency departments) are expected to just move on immediately after a code.
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Steve Bocchese@SteveBocchese·
@PrashanthPalMD Totally. I watched that and it made my stomach turn. I can’t imagine how they can go back to playing when their friend just suffered a cardiac arrest
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Prashanth Palvannan, MD, MPH
Prashanth Palvannan, MD, MPH@PrashanthPalMD·
This game should be cancelled. How can you expect players to keep playing after witness that...thoughts and prayers to Hamlin and his family
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Matthew Bocchese
Matthew Bocchese@mjbocchese·
We need more storms in medicine besides thyroid and VT. COPD exacerbation—> Bronchospasm storm Gout flare—> uric acid storm Would make daily practice much more dramatic.
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Matthew Bocchese
Matthew Bocchese@mjbocchese·
If I do a procedure during Epic downtime, do I just go around telling people how verbal consent was obtained and immediately prior to the procedure a time out was called? I can’t type it. I don’t know what to do. Please send help.
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Shunichi Nakagawa
Shunichi Nakagawa@snakagawa_md·
"Am I dying?" Patient asked me directly to my face. I'm usually uncomfortable with saying "Yes" or "No", and respond like "Your time is getting shorter..." But the other day, patient asked me this x3. I was not clear enough. 1/
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Temple Cardiology Fellowship
Temple Cardiology Fellowship@TempleCards·
Awesome cath demos today! So great to see all the fellows engaging cors, wiring and using vascular closure devices!
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Steve Bocchese
Steve Bocchese@SteveBocchese·
I was wondering when Part 3 was coming. Love the shout out to “bilateral cellulitis.” The king of the quickest and most incorrect “source” of sepsis.
IMCrit@IM_Crit_

ICU Infectious Disease Pearls and Pet Peeves-Part3: These are some extra points & random thoughts regarding commonly used antimicrobials & frequently encountered ID scenarios in the ICU. Comments from ID & Pharm friends are welcome as what I post comes from memory. Here it goes:

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